Big Spenders Need Lesson In Economics
A commentary on Senate spendthrift attitudes, critiquing Keynesianism’s legacy. It contrasts leaders like Hubert Humphrey and John Pastore with fiscally conservative figures, noting ratings from a Libertarian Task Force and urging restraint to avert inflation and economic collapse.
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U.S. Senate
Richard Nixon
Ripon
Yale Brozen
University of Chicago Business School
Harvard
Lawrence J. Siskind
Siskind
A. Ernest Fitzgerald
John O. Pastore
Rhode Island
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Pastore
Humphrey
Michigan
Philip Hart
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Jennings Randolph
Washington State
John V. Tunney
California
Alan Cranston
Frank Moss
Utah
Edward Kennedy
Masschusetts
Caliborne Pell
Walter Mondale
McGovern
Jacob Javits
New York
Hubert Humphrey
Sen
William Roth
Delaware
Senate
Bill Brock
Tennessee
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Wallace Bennett
Harry Byrd
Virginia
James Buckley
James Allen
Alabama
Clifford Hansen
Wyoming
Keynes
Sen. Humphrey
Detente Reaches Point of Mutual Concessions
Washington observers note a thaw in Soviet censorship as VOA and BBC reach Moscow, while Radio Liberty and Radio Free Europe remain blocked. The piece analyzes Kissinger's cautious stance, the push for trade concessions, and pressures from Sakharov and Solzhenitsyn advocating human rights.
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Radio Liberty
Radio Free Europe
Czechoslovakia
VOA
BBC
Moscow
Congress
Nixon
Yugoslavia
Poland
United States
Henry Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kissinger
Washington
Sakharov
Kremlin
Lawton Constitution Notice and Publisher Affiliation
Publication details list the Lawton Constitution as an evening newspaper from Lawton Oklahoma. Publisher Okla homa Ned Shepler served 1919 to 1967 with multiple press association memberships and bureau affiliations listed.
Hidden Economy In the Detroit area irregular jobs thrive
University of Michigan professor Louis Ferman and Patricia Ferman describe an informal irregular economy that operates beside the formal market. Ferman notes most work is not criminal yet unreported for licensing or taxes, offering higher earnings and greater control, especially in poverty areas.
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America
Louis A. Ferman
University of Michigan School of Social Work
Ferman
Patricia R. Ferman
Eastern Michigan University
Detroit
Controversial Danish Film Provokes Church Backlash
The Loves of Jesus Christ project fuels rifts as Pope Paul VI denounces the film while Denmark funds about 100000 dollars. Bombs threaten the Danish embassy in Rome and Madrid. hundreds of protest letters flood Danish and Vatican channels. The Film Institute calls the script pornographic yet praises its warmth and humanity.
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Paul VI
Rome
Madrid
Ministry of Culture
Copenhagen
Danish Film Institute
Texan resumes world walk after wheel failures
Carey Von Tidwell of Waco Texas halted his cart trek around the world due to wheels coming off. He flies back to Texas and plans to resume the journey without the cart starting from Zagreb Yugoslavia to catch a bus to Belgrade and continue the trip.
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Carey von Tidwell
Waco
Texas
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Nixon Order Cuts Federal Deals With Polluters
President Nixon signed an executive order denying federal contracts to firms convicted of Clean Air and Water Act violations. The move aims to pressure polluters and improve air and water quality.
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Nixon
Thoughts For Today Quote by William Penn and Micah Verses
A compact reflection quotes Micah 6 8 about doing justice loving kindness and walking humbly with God and urges timely acts of kindness as William Penn notes life’s single journey urging immediate good deeds.
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William Penn
Pennsylvania
Mirror Of The Mind And The Loner In Love And Spite
The passage discusses the suspicious loner who distrusts others and himself, exploring how a man might realize love after reflection. It contrasts mature acceptance of love with adult spiteful tactics used to gain satisfaction, noting few children would self-harm to hurt another.
Public relations terms and gendered phrasing questioned
George Dixon questions why public relations staff are called associates and whom they associate with. Patricia Ledger notes a double standard in labeling a woman driver as aggressive while blaming her for driving like a man.
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George Dixon
Patricia Ledger
Nixiecrats and Kennedyites in Democratic Split
Kevin P. Phillips notes factional splits in the Democratic Party with Nixiecrats and Kennedyites shaping the battle between Old Guard and New Politics. He highlights John B. Connally and Sam Yorty as late 1960s and early 1970s defectors, plus Mills Godwin as a Virginia Republican independent candidate, signaling realignment pressures ahead of 1974 elections.
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Washington
Old Guard
New Politics
National Democratic Party
Nixiecrats
Democratic Party
GOP
John B. Connally
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
New Hampshire
Florida
Yorty
Senate
California
Paul Haerle
Virginia
Mills B. Godwin
Nixon
Henry Howell
Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
Nixiecrat
Pennsylvania
Rizzo
John Connally
Connally
Godwin
Nixiecrat Connally
Edward Kennedy
John Tunney
Joseph Alsop
Ted Kennedy
John C. Culver
Iowa
Culver
Harold Hughes
Kennedy Clique
Joe Dolan
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Justice Department
Peter Dominick
Colorado
Douglas Wayne Owens
Utah
Wallace Bennett
Owens
Dolan
Yesteryears and 30 Years Ago in Local Notes
A collection of brief items recalls Eisenhower High School activities with student elections and club events. Other notes mention cafe ownership changes, rural teaching assignments, and a political wrap of 1970s figures and party realignments in national discussions.
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Eisenhower High School Boys Glee Club
Lana Gomez
Kenneth Bridges
Mike Caddell
John Grumman
Walters
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Kan
Leslie Upton
LHS Trade and Industry Club
New Hope
Jewel Smoot
Holliday
Hazel Smith
Logue Chapel
Viola Wood
Joe Holt
Kenneth Davis
Myrtle’s
Moments of Marriage and Politics in Small Town Papers
A trio of quips from late 19th and early 20th century notices shows social humor about theater times price of seats, government fault, and a wedding moment with a minister asking for a kiss, reflecting local newspaper tone and light gossip.
Your Horoscope for Thursday September 20 1973
Aries to Pisces daily guidance with a list of sign traits and a note on notable birthdays. The column mentions Upton Sinclair Sophia Loren as birthdate anchors and suggests career paths in literature theater law medicine and finance.
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Upton Sinclair
Sophia Loren
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Oklehome Press Association
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Kevin P. Phillips
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