Poverty Is Not Dishonorable Says Plutarch Quotation
A Greek moralist Plutarch states that poverty is not dishonorable in itself but becomes so when produced by idleness intemperance extravagance and folly. The quote reflects ancient views on virtue, wealth and personal responsibility.
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Pacification of Vietnam Narrows on Police State Image
American efforts to pacify South Vietnam face language and trust hurdles as Maj. Gen. Nguyen Duc Thang takes charge to build a basic counterinsurgency force. Washington and Saigon fear a growing police state image while striving for a representative government to win hearts and minds and end the conflict.
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Pacification of
Vietnam
Nguyen Duc Thang
Washington
Saigon
South Vietnam
Inflationary pressure threatens U S import costs
The text argues inflation erodes price competitiveness in foreign markets and domestic policy missteps worsen costs. It says quotas and taxes fail to curb inflation, while wage contracts and outdated practices raise expenses, urging freer global commerce to sustain prosperity.
View From Brighton and the 1971 British Election Outlook
Editorial notes Brighton as Conservative convention hub and contrasts with Scarborough Labour conference gloom. Mentions Harold Wilson’s economic restraints, by elections including Manchester Gorton with Winston Churchill's candidacy, and deteriorating unemployment over 560,000. Predicts a spring 1971 general election uncertainty.
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London-by-the-sea
National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations
Scarborough
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
National Union of Mineworkers
Labor Conference
U. S
Vietnam
Manchester-Gorton
Konrad Zilliacus
Winston Churchill
Britain
Macmillan
Labor
Wilson
The
Guardian
President Eee Aa Business Manager Circulation Manager
The fragment lists office titles likely from a newspaper masthead or staff box including President, Business Manager and Circulation Manager roles. No event or narrative details are present to summarize further.
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Ebasco subversion and meat lobby clash in Congress
Drew Pearson reports Ebasco Services attempted to influence Atomic Energy official Paul Check during a reactor safety evaluation in Vermont. Reichle of Ebasco offered a job to the engineer four days before hearings. The column also cites Rep Catherine May opposing meat inspection bills amid pressure from the American Meat Institute and notes inspector reports detailing filthy processing plants and diseased meat practices.
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Ebasco Services
Atomic Energy
Ebasco
Paul Check
Vernon
Vermont
L. F. C. Reichle
Check
Reichle
Atomic Energy Commission
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
New York
New York City
Catherine May
Rwash
American Meat Institute
Neal Smith
Drona
Tom Foley
D-Wash
House Agriculture Committee
House
Smith-Foley
House Agriculture
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
Farm Bureau
May
Agriculture Department
Inspector General
California
England
United States
Texas
Kentucky
Episcopal
High Point Finances Strengthen Bond Outlook
High Point's finance director H. Lake Crowe presents a full fiscal review showing total debt of 23.07 million largely tied to water sewer electric and street improvements. Electric water sewer revenues fund most bonds, with only 700,000 retired by taxes. assessed valuation at 330.96 million reflects growth and fiscal stability.
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