Liberals Exposed by TV News Critics in Holiday Note
The piece highlights how hosts like Mike Wallace and journalists such as Tom Wicker and Phil Geylin are accused of liberal bias while sending their own children to private schools. It cites Wallace on busing and notes the hypocrisy of critics who favor integration yet shield their families from public schooling.
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Miss Efron
Mike Wallace
60 Minutes
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Nixon
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Pontiac
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Bayh
Kennedy
Tom Wicker
New York Times
Phil Geylin
Washington Post
St. Albans
Sen. Kennedy
Soledad
George Jackson
San Quentin
Wicker
Geylin
Nicholas von Hoffman
Maggie Smith Leads Critique of Moon Lighters and Absenteeism
The Maine Republican Senator Margaret Chase Smith argues that absenteeism is the greatest disgrace of the Senate and proposes an amendment requiring 60 percent roll call attendance or 200 members present, with expulsion for noncompliance. She warns that lecturing and campaigning should not eclipse public duty.
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Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Congress
Maine Republican
Senate
Washington
Look Who's Back Former Son
Eugene McCarthy reenters the national scene as a potential Democratic presidential candidate. He draws comparisons to Harold Stassen and faces challenges from intellectuals and youth who shifted away after his 1968 campaign. The Democratic Party structure and loyalty rules pose additional hurdles.
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Eugene McCarthy
U. S
Minnesota
Harold Stassen
McCarthy
Productivity and the American Dream in the Inflation Era
The piece notes a shift from productivity focus to inflation driven costs. It cites Frederick W. Taylor as a historic model of efficiency and contrasts U S output per hour with higher growth in West Germany and Japan. It argues currency revaluation won’t fix deeper attitude problems.
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Frederick Taylor
James Roche
General Motors
U. S
West Germany
Japan
Productivity bargaining as remedy for labor stalemate
A leadership critique argues management reliance on social workers harms productivity and fears unions, urging two way productivity bargaining. British firms like Esso and Imperial Chemical Industries pioneer wage boosts through shedding featherbedding and retraining staff, suggesting U S. firms imitate England to curb inflation and modernize industrial relations.
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E. G. Fremont, Jr
Emerson Consultants
United States
Esso
England
British Oxygen
Alcan Industries
Esso Petroleum Ltd
Frederick Taylor
Devaluation Assessment Two Years Away
The article forecasts a two year horizon for devaluation effects with broader US and global expansion. It notes US currency moves removing a 10 percent import surcharge will boost international trade, aid domestic planning, and spur investment abroad while Japan may gain access to Western Hemisphere markets.
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Shell
United States
Far East
Nixon Connally team wins currency agreement breakthrough
Washington reports a Rome meeting where Valery Giscard d Estaing pressured to limit talks to monetary issues as Nixon and Connally push a currency realignment. The deal draws mixed praise, with political implications boosting Connallys VP prospects amid a buoyant market reaction.
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Rome
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Giscard D’estaing
Europe
Nixon
Treasury
John Connally
No Trouble Expected in Rhodesia Says Young Rancher
A Rhodesian rancher, newly married, told a reassuring tale aboard a Calais to Paris rail journey about returning to Rhodesia. He claimed isolation would keep peace despite upheavals in Africa and sanctions. The piece notes Rhodesia’s continued production and trade through middlemen amid UN pressure and Western diplomacy.
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Calais
Paris
England
Rome
Athens
Harold Macmillan
Africa
Congo
U.N
Salisbury
Times
Anthony Lewis
Douglas Home
Riations
Nixon
Peking
Dollar Devaluation Aims to Boost Overseas Investment
Long-Range investors will not be deterred by the dollar revaluations and will seek opportunities in foreign nations as the dollar strengthens needs for industrial growth abroad. Optimism remains that the cloud over U S business will lift and a recovery will bring prosperity again.
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America
Publisherslal! Syndicate
Monroe News-Star masthead and policy note from 1909
The item outlines the Monroe News-Star as a second class mail from Monroe Louisiana dated June 1 1909 under the act of March 8 1879. It lists publishers officers and staff including Wilson Ewing John D Ewing and Robert Ewing Jr and notes Associated Press affiliation and national advertising reps. It states the paper is independent and prints news impartially regardless of party politics.
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News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Monroe News-Star
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