Who Runs The Nation The Fourth Branch Of Government
Pasadena Star-News argues federal regulatory agencies wield excessive power beyond the constitutional branches. It notes agencies like the ICC and FTC influence law and policy, often with limited recourse, and cites repeated attempts by presidents and Congress to curb them. It urges returning control to elected representatives.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Woodrow Wilson
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Johnson
Civil Service
America
The Vanishing Sanctuary for Basements in Modern Homes
A Detroit Free Press column laments modern basement trends with tiled floors and finished walls that hinder practical use. It argues for exposed joists and plain surfaces to ease cleaning and organization, praising unfinished basements as peaceful workspaces and highlighting a decline in such spaces as basements lose their original purpose.
Airlines seek revenue as fares and services shrink
Charleston News and Courier reports airlines cut costs to lift earnings. Fares rise in certain categories and Eastern raises cocktail prices from $1 to $1.50 while others follow. An airline official notes revenue ideas like pay toilets may be explored, signaling new charges on next New York flights.
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Eastern Airlines
New York Times
New York
Vigilance in Moscow fuels US press tensions
The New York Times reports Soviet thugs likely secret police agents beat two American correspondents in Moscow. The attacks, tied to tapped information, aim to isolate Moscow reporters from Western views and mirror Stalin era terror, offsetting Kosygin’s cordial reception of Senator Muskie.
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James R. Peipert
Associated Press
Anthony Astrachan
Washington Post
KGB
Kremlin
Stalin
Kosygin
Muskie
New York City
Welfare concerns and calls to crack down on nonpaying spouses
A reader on welfare reform argues for stricter enforcement against husbands who abandon families and fathers of illegitimate children. She recounts personal hardship under welfare rules, noting earned income triggers benefits loss and delays in support. She urges temporary limits to encourage work and independence, highlighting distress from utility shutoffs and reliance on welfare. She also comments on church leaders and dissent in academia, then thanks readers for Crime Prevention Week support.
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AFDC
Welfare Department
Police Department
Climbing For Fame And The Joy Of Helping Others
A column of poems and reflections by Everett P Covington Lillian Cross and others explores success humility and service. It includes pieces about being prepared forgiving others and living a life of faith with personal dedications and spiritual musings.
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Everett P
Covington
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