Tax Reform and Investment Clash in 1970s Outlook
Editorial quotes Dr. William H. Peterson of U. S. Steel on a collision between growth encouraging investment and restrictive tax policy. He warns the 1970s may become the Sag Seventies if tax reform dampens investment, urging tax fairness and neutrality to support productivity and inflation containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Peterson
U. S. Steel
National Association of Business Economists
Peterson
Flag Day Observance and the American Flag
Flag Day on October 23 is United States Day. Americans should display Old Glory to honor the flag as the symbol of the form of government that supports free enterprise and high living standards. The observance urges pride in the nation and its flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Day
First Presbyterian Church
Carol Elizabeth
Dallas
Sanders Dallas Sr
Ernestine Hayes Dallas
Helen Shaw Hayes
Alice English Snow
Enterprise
No Moratorium Ad Rejected by Union Leader Publisher
William Loeb of the Manchester Union Leader refused a $17,000 antiwar front page ad saying he would not accept money from those opposing the Vietnam War. He called the effort a stab in the back to soldiers in South Vietnam and rejected any instant peace at any price advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Loeb
Manchester Union Leader
Manchester
N.H
Loeb
South Vietnam
Forbas
Fire Department
Ecget
Susie
Projecting the News Science And Society
Science and society face rising critique from youth and critics like Paul Goodman who argue antiscience attitudes flourish. A National Academy panel warned of risks from unregulated science, including thermonuclear threat, urban strain, biosphere damage, and privacy invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Academy “of Sciences
Elosa
Julian Huxley
Times of London
Censorship hits AFRTS voice overseas voice crisis
An insider report details harsh Pentagon censorship affecting the Armed Forces Radio and Television Service. Browning and Broger restrict news, muffling investigative reporting and sidelining stories the Pentagon dislikes, with incidents cited from Africa to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Armed Forces Radio” and Television Service
AFRTS
Pentagon
Czar
John
Gi Broger
Breger
Earl 5
Browning
Africa
Earope
Mideast
Radeo
Army
Network
Useucom
End of Daylight Saving Time Prompts Seasonal Reflection
A nostalgic column discusses daylight saving time ending, noting the extra hour and the early darkness of autumn. It highlights a humorous, long letter about time, purchases, and church history, then pivots to a dramatic, contrived pregnancy hoax letter from a daughter to her parents, concluding with an explicit denial and an urgent grade recap.
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Addison
Cicero
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