The End of Keynesian Era in U S Senate Spending
A columnist rates U S senators on a 0 to 100 spending scale, condemning Keynesian era views. It highlights John O. Pastore and Hubert H. Humphrey as the top spenders, names many colleagues with high scores, and argues for fiscal restraint to prevent inflation and a ruined dollar.
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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
Pentagon
CIA
Sen
John O. Pastore
Rhode Island
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Pastore
Humphrey
Michigan
Philip Hart
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Jennings Randolph
Washington
John V. Tunney
California
Alan Cranston
Frank Moss
Utah
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Claiborne Pell
Walter Mondale
McGovern
Jacob Javits
New York
Hubert Humphrey
Workers’ Conservation Corps
Hubert
Big Heart
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
Allende’s Marxist project ends in clash with reality
The column argues Allende’s democratic Marxist push failed in Chile as resistance grew and Germany-like repressive power proved unattainable. It contends orthodox Marxism requires violence and totalitarian control, and notes European leftist parties now face a stark choice between revolution and democracy.
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Allende
Marxist Party
Chile
France
Italy
Popular Front
Francois Mitterand
Lenin
Attitudes on seat belt laws clash with Gallup poll
Ohio state patrol survey shows 69 percent favor mandatory seat belt use and 96 percent would comply if law required belts at all times, yet Gallup finds 71 percent oppose a $25 fine and only three in ten regularly buckle up. Ohio motorists rarely wear belts voluntarily. The piece notes 1974 model cars may include start restrictions until belts are fastened, facing protests and bypass attempts.
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Ohio
Gallup
State Patrol
Mark My Words They Want Funnies By Jim Fiebi
A reader mocks a Michigan paper for dropping comics amid a newsprint crisis. He argues news remains heavy with violence politics and prices and questions whether comics offer needed relief or if papers can survive without them.
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Jim Fiebi
Michigan
Nixon
Indiana
Israel
Syria
Chile
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal Inc. lists delivery options and prices for daily papers. Home and motor route options, mail subscriptions, and annual rates are provided with advance payment required. this paper has a long local history dating to 1857.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Ireland’s split troubles and hopeful common market gains
Father James Hatton offers mixed news on Ireland’s North and South. Catholics face discrimination in the North through hiring and housing barriers while political progress includes Derry’s first Catholic mayor and Ireland’s broadened EU ties. The piece ends with a toast to Cork gin and British tonic.
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New York
James M. Hatton
Redemptorist Order
Ireland
Dublin
Ulster
Republic
North
de Valera
Erskine Childers
London
Europe
European Economic Council
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