Reaction to Nixon plan signals shift from free market ideals
The piece argues Americans are accepting increased government control under Nixon's economic program, diminishing the ideal of free enterprise. It notes wage and price controls, a move toward a more managed economy, and questions whether current changes are temporary, highlighting surprising public acquiescence amid a shift in economic philosophy. The excerpt closes with a biblical verse.
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Ford Foundation Board Now Includes Two Women Trustees
The Ford Foundation, after 20 years, adds two women to its board of trustees, Dorothy Nepper Marshall, dean of faculties and provost at the University of Massachusetts Boston, and Patricia McGowan Wald, a staff attorney with the Center for Law and Social Policy.
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Center For Law and Social Policy
Talks drag on seven years after Canal Zone pact talks
After seven years, renegotiations of the 1903 Canal Zone treaty extend beyond the expected start in 1915. Officials acknowledge delays but press for progress, noting continued discussions with involved parties and no firm settlement date.
Wallace as presidential candidate and race politics debate
In Montgomery Alabama Tom Braden argues that George Wallace should be judged beyond race. He contrasts Wallace with Byrd and McGovern, praising Wallace's energy, perseverance, and temperance while acknowledging his Southern roots and cautious racism. He asks Northerners to test liberal fairness by considering Wallace alongside Byrd for national leadership.
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Our Dilemma With The UN A Buckley column on Taiwan votes
William F Buckley Jr argues the United States should avoid voting at the UN on Taiwan and suggests Taiwan’s status is defended by alliance and policy rather than ballots. He cites US influence, Burnham’s proposal, and questions Bush’s tactics and Nixon’s leverage in private negotiations.
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Bad Guys Waterloo and Attica Turnaround Debate
Paul Harvey argues Attica marked a shift away from leniency toward tougher crime policy. He cites warden threats, a Georgia bank hostage shooting, and rising street violence as outcomes. Vice President Agnew praises decisive action but warns against capitulating to violence.
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Disgusted Reader Responds to Denominational Prayers Debate
A letter-writer condemns an Oct 12 article on non denominational prayers praising the Supreme Court about ending prayers in schools. The writer defends Sunday schools, cites J Edgar Hoover, recalls school rituals, questions riots sex education and teachers, and supports a moment of silence for prayer. The piece argues prayers, songs, and pledges benefited the nation and urges reverence for religious practice in schools.
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Supreme Court
J. Edgar Hoover
Roche
America
Wong
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Time shifts on the high court change in the United States
The speaker critiques Warren Court liberalism and its impact on law enforcement and courts. He argues Time and President Nixon are steering the court rightward, reducing sensational trials and lenient treatment of offenders, warning of societal decay from home-grown barbarians.
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