Farm Subsidy Limits Spark Bipartisan Outrage
A long history of subsidies drawing taxpayer ire ends with a Maryland Court of Appeals ruling upholding an $88,000 verdict against a loan firm for harassing a woman over a husband’s loan. Critics call the subsidy cap a fiasco as farmers split holdings to maximize payments, with 1970 3.5 billion and 1971 2.3 billion outlays. Agriculture Department eyes tighter limits and House hearings.
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Maryland Court of Appeals
Congress
Paul L. Findley
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Indley
House Agriculture Committee
Populist fears of big agencies and truth in advertising
The piece warns against federal chartering of corporations and a national truth in advertising regime, arguing such super agencies risk corruption, threaten free speech, and could cripple business. It cites O Mahoney, FCC actions, and calls for voluntary reform via bodies like the National Advertising Review Board.
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Nader
Sen. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Securities and Exchange Commission
Wall Street
Madison Avenue
Ralph Naders
Council of Better Business Bureaus
National Advertising Review Board
Charles W. Yest
Nixon
United States
United Nations
FTC
Washington
Ralph Nader
Ex-Republicans In News Tie Lindsay To McCloskey
William F Buckley Jr notes Paul McCloskey backs New York City Mayor John Lindsay for president. He traces McCloskey from Republican hope to Lindsay backer and mocks Nixon era realignments and Reid’s shift. Buckley criticizes Rockefeller’s silence on defections.
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Washington
FCC
Boston
The
Herald Traveler
Whdh-Tv
New York Times
Paul McCloskey
John Lindsay
McCloskey
New Hampshire
Richard Nixon
Scoop Jackson
Vietnam
Nixon
New York City
New England
Lindsay
Republican Party
Cognoscenti
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Ogden Reid
Westchester
Reid
John Marchi
Nelson Rockefeller
John Lindsays
Liberal Democrats clash in heated Massachusetts primary meeting
John Roche recalls a volatile liberal Democrat gathering over the April 25 Massachusetts primary. The night featured sharp personal attacks, references to Nixon, and a striking silence on the Republican incumbent, highlighting shifting liberal attitudes toward Nixon and the party's image.
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Massachusetts
Muskie
Vietnam
McGovern
Morse
Gruening
Tonkin Gulf
Jackson
Humphrey
Johnson
Our Living Legacy In S E Asia The Pear
Buck Foundation estimates about 100000 illegitimate children sired by American troops in Asia in the past decade. About 20 percent are children of black GIs. The Thai based foundation helps the poorest with subsistence, schooling, and medical checks, while Amerasian youths face social hurdles and uncertain futures.
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Buck Foundation
Asia
Seah Chiang Nee
Asian News Service
The
Hong Kong
Bankok
Buck
Foundation
Thailand
U.S. Air Force
William Clifton
Clifton
Bangkok
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal Published Daily by the News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio outlines pricing for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include per copy, home delivery, motor route installments, and annual subscriptions, with foreign options and advance payment requirements.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Isc
Motor Este Uriver
U.S.A
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