Editorials First fight inflation
Editorial argues current recession differs from the 1930s downturn with lower unemployment and no bank runs or mass foreclosures. It notes fear of a future depression and urges President Ford to resist panic measures that could fuel inflation. The piece calls for a careful, undramatic approach by the President and Congress to fight inflation while easing unemployment and recession.
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Mexico sugar patrol prompts cross border sting
A Brownsville report says Mexican inspectors confiscate sugar from U S citizens at ports of entry while offering no refunds. Curio shop in Matamoros sells a bag of sugar for 1 20, Brownsville price is three 50 for five pounds. Mexican official says they will not subsidize U S imports. The piece suggests promoting Matamoros tourism to capitalize on American demand for sugar and junk jewelry.
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CARE Food Crusade seeks help for 22 million abroad
The CARE Food Crusade asks Americans to donate to feed 22 million people overseas, mostly children, with $7.3 million in annual individual contributions. Host governments and U.S. food aid cover the rest. A $5 gift funds lunches for 270 children and a $25 gift provides 500 pounds of food. Mail checks to CARE Food Crusade, 4055 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90010.
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Boston’s Moral Crisis Over School Desegregation and Mass Violence
The piece argues that Boston’s busing debate hid class tensions and sparked racist violence in South Boston. It cites critics like Dr. Robert Coles, contrasts federal court orders with local fear, and warns that political leaders have failed to uphold the law, calling both North and South complicit in moral bankruptcy.
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Letters to the editor criticize unions and officials
The page features readers venting on Buy American hypocrisy and high labor costs, urging competitive prices and quality. A critique targets General Brown and public information, crediting a Long Beach VA staffer Irene Porter for helping a veteran, and a note condemning lenient treatment of young reckless drivers while calling for complete justice.
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Israel Withdrawal Debate Grows in Washington Rooms
State and Defense officials warn a resumed Middle East war could trigger an Arab oil embargo and a deep U.S. recession. Secret analyses say Israel would win but suffer financially, prompting calls for U.S. aid and possible Saudi arms deals. Talks focus on Israeli pullback to 1967 lines with Egypt while seeking a diplomatic path amid fears of a spring offensive.
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Unclear fragment on Middle East conflict and brotherhood
Fragmentary statement urges peace between Israelis and Arabs, invokes United Nations and brotherhood of man, warns against further fighting, expresses concern over hard times and shared humanity.
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