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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1972
Page
3
Editorial argues for tender family life and cites Gov. Shapp proclamation of June as Family Preservation Month. It critiques divisive attitudes and urges pre marriage education, counseling, and daily tolerance toward family members, noting the program’s Pennsylvania roots since 1969.
Joseph Harsch notes in the Christian Science Monitor that injustice is nonsectarian and nonracial. He cites examples where protests focus on own groups while broader humanity suffers. The argument urges universal, impersonal concern for all people, not just specific communities.
In May 1972 Rep. Lawrence G. Williams comments on drug control, U.S. policy amid Red China concerns, economic stabilization phases and Soviet Jewry. He criticized Nixon’s trip to China, blamed inflation on government spending, and urged cooperation from labor and management. He also questioned U.N. roles and Soviet treaties, labeling the United Nations a Communist influence. Springfield reader A J Maurizio notes.
A reader urges public support for the Muscular Dystrophy Association noting free patient care items and services, asks local Delaware Chester County residents to contact the chapter for help. The letter promotes fundraising, volunteers, and scientific hope while detailing publication rules for letters to the Daily Times.
The article surveys the parochiaid issue, noting support from Humphrey and Nixon while courts strike down state programs. It profiles Monsignor Novicky’s militant stance and argues the core question is state funding of religious education, with constitutional amendment proposed as a solution. It also presents tax donation options as a potential partial remedy.
An opinion piece argues the U S tax structure sustains inequality and could worsen under a value added tax. It criticizes regressive local and federal taxes, notes stock profits taxed less than salaries, and cites IRS data showing rich pay surprisingly little income tax. It calls reform as a first step toward a more equitable society.
An anonymous Salt Lake City widow asks if a retiree with $150 monthly income can rent and survive. The writer notes high city rents, suggests welfare checks if eligible, and contrasts with other readers earning $125 to $270 monthly from Social Security and assets. The piece airs concerns about poverty among retirees and the inadequacy of fixed incomes.
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