China Faces UN Stage With Mixed Signals From Beijing
In New York the Peking delegation appeared friendly yet delivered hostile speeches accusing the U S and Soviet Union of imperialism. Bush censured the statement while noting the old charges. The debate may widen open dialogue and test how China will engage with the UN toward cooperation.
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Butz In Political Mousetrap In Indiana
Analysis of opposition to Earl Butz as Secretary of Agriculture with focus on family farm vs corporate interests. Traces liberal Democrat strategy for 1972, roots in 1930s Roosevelt era policy splits, and Louis Bean’s warnings on farm prices and electoral impact for Nixon.
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The Journal Subscription Rates and Delivery Details
The Journal outlines subscription options with prices for weekdays and Sundays, motor route payments, and mail rates inside and outside the trading area. It notes delivery methods, service charges, and payment terms, mentioning public distribution and office contact details.
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Phase II Choreography and the U S Economy Debate
Economist Walter Heller discusses Phase II and the Nixon era wage and price controls noting public psychology affects economic behavior. He and others debate whether Phase II was politically driven, its impact on inflation, and the lasting effect of controls on future policy and market expectations.
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Nixon
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Construction as bellwether of 1970s prosperity unfolds
Paul Harvey argues construction activity signals economic health as foundations rise and $6.5 billion in contracts expand. The Conference Board forecasts an era of affluence through the 1970s with growing incomes, more households earning $15,000 plus, and a high standard of living, despite inflation.
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Congressmen Use Bat On Baseballs Chiefs
A biting critique notes four Congressmen flew to Phoenix for baseball meetings at taxpayer expense as Washington Senators face relocation to Texas and the sport’s power brokers push a 1973 capital team. The piece mocks officials, cites Curt Floods case, President Kennedy Memorial Stadium woes, and local trepidation about night games.
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Let's Get Out Of The United Nations Now
A letter to the editor argues that the United Nations harms U.S. sovereignty and finances. It urges readers to contact their congressmen to sign Discharge Petition 10 or co sponsor Crane Bill No. H.R. 11166 to reduce U.N. funding from 70 percent to 6.2 percent and to seek U.N. withdrawal. It cites U.N. debt and involvement in Arab Israeli issues and promotes visiting the American Opinion Book for information.
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