Truth of Drug Culture and Parental Influence
The piece questions the common claim that parents alone shape youth drug use. It notes links between family mood control and substance habits but says evidence is weak and calls for a scientific study of family medicine cabinet contents and child chemical use. It critiques media and culture contributing to the issue.
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Art Linkletter
Detroit
Life's Like That Critique of a Life magazine claim
The piece mocks Life magazine for suggesting Americans abandon newspapers for TV. It cites Commerce data showing newspapers as a large growing employer with 62 million daily readers, arguing the industry remains vital amid Cronkite's TV limits.
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Life Magazine
Walter Cronkite
U. S. Department of Commerce
U. S
Abners and the Abounding Abner of ABA Speculation
The piece questions the Carolina Cougars' direction after the ABA signed Western Kentucky star Jim McDaniels to a record contract potentially worth up to 3 million dollars. It weighs anti trust challenges to the draft system, a fierce bonus war, and the likelihood of commissioner Jack Dolph ruling, with the author predicting mixed fan reaction and uncertain outcomes.
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Carolina Cougars
American Basketball Assn
Western Kentucky
Jim McDaniels
McDaniels
Abner
Cougars
ABA
Utah Stars
Moses
Egypt
Carl Scheer and Co
Jack Dolph
Dolph
Godzilla
Government Briefings Cut as Information War Heats High
The federal government tightens control on data releases and suspends BLS briefing sessions fearing a credibility gap. Embargoes on Laos news and altered unemployment interpretations spark debate over a free press versus official messaging. Public concern grows about secrecy and transparency in economic reporting.
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Laos
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Labor Review
Murray Seeger
Los Angeles Times
Nixon
Labor
James D. Hodgson
White House
Harold Bls
Piebeechgre Day
Richard Revere
New Yorker
Republican Party
Gallup
Harris
Consumer subcommittee hearings to praise reforming giants
The Senate Consumer Subcommittee plans hearings to applaud Sears Motorola Giant Food Whirlpool Quaker Oats for joining the consumer revolution. Chairman Moss criticizes Ford GM and trade groups while lauding firms for responsible self regulation and consumer advocacy efforts.
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Washington
Senate Consumer Subcommittee
Sears
Motorola
Giant Food
Whirlpool
Quaker Oats
Moss
Bud Gray
Better Business Bureau
Fred Baker
Seattle
Victor Elting
Quaker Oats Company
Booming business mood blues into a spring scene
A recent uptick in retail activity and shopper confidence signals a shift from gloom to boom with money available for loans and cautious buying. Prominent church figures and local historians are featured in community notes alongside business and cultural events, including a sanctuary dedication and art shows.
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Washington Post
Frank Moss
D-Utah
Ford
General Motors
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
American Retail Federation
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Esther Peterson
Pat Nixon
Virginia
Don Riegle
Reich
House
Michigan Liberal
Merry
By Jack Anderson
Holt McPherson T Ce
William A. Benfield Jr
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church of the United
Horneys
William A. Horney
Tom Morgan
Collins Horney
Florida
Horney
Collins
Papa
Rolls- Royce
W. Kenneth Goodson
Alabama
Rotary
Edenton Street
Raleigh
Jan Howard Samet
Bob Samet
International Mood Court
UNC Law School
Jay Williard
Carolina
Oak Street
Harriss & Covington
Genealogy Club of America
Box L. Logan
Utah
5. E. Burford
Andrews High School
Robert J. Brown
GGO
Arts Council
NCNB
Lorillard
Jaycees