Soviet Budget Signals Shift Toward Consumer Goods
Analysis suggests Moscow may mask military spending in categories like education and research while overall 1971 budget leans toward economic and social needs. Increased consumer spending hints at future arms funding trade offs and a potentially more conciliatory stance toward the West.
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Rough On Photographers Sparks Stamp Payment Debate
A renowned photographer Russ Arnold argues in Writer's Digest that photographers are unpaid when their images appear on post age stamps, often as artist renderings, while the Postal Service pays up to 1000 dollars for artist use. He asks why the photographer gets nothing and urges fair compensation.
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William F Buckley Jr sudden death at Altamont
Review of the film Gimme Shelter portrays Altamont 1969 as a pivotal scene where the Rolling Stones, aided by Hell's Angels, struggle to control a massive crowd. Mick Jagger dominates the lens as chaos and violence unfold, ending with a funeral-like silence as a concert ends with a fatal stabbing.
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Two Lifelong Friends Depart With Time and Distance
A reminiscence on two childhood friends who remained steadfast across years and miles. One died in California of cancer after a final visit in Los Angeles, the other in Florida from a stroke after a long separation. The narrator mourns the loss and cherishes the enduring bond that left them poorer in spirit.
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Brakes On Inflation Off Nixon Aims For Inflation Boom
The piece argues Nixon’s economic strategy shifted from tight money to rapid monetary expansion. It contends the independent Fed commitment invites more inflation, suggesting the administration steers toward all out inflation to win confidence and bolster reelection, citing 1971 72 promises and market reactions.
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Rube Goldberg feats and wartime hero Schilling tales
New York memorial column recalls Rube Goldberg’s inventive humor and his family’s reading of a prepared speech at a Smithsonian exhibit. It honors Col. David C. Schilling, famed WWII pilot, and notes aviation milestones, pop culture asides, and curious world facts from the era.
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