Work A Four Letter Word From a Conservative Voice
The column reviews Taylor Caldwell's irreverent memoir and her harsh critique of liberals and the poor. It notes concern that real job access is blocked by economic squeezes, with examples from 1971 unemployment data and federal programs. It argues for understanding the job market alongside Caldwell's stance.
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Taylor Caldwell
al Capp
Agnew
Martha Mitchell
Ann Bynd
Barry Goldwater
Miss Caldwell
England
Woman’s Guild
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Victor Lawrence
Reluctant NYC Loses Allure for Young Executives
Reluctance to relocate to New York grows as firms offer hardship pay yet many decline. City of eight million suffers ongoing crises from schools to heroin, strikes, crime, and public safety woes amid persistent negative publicity and urban decay.
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New York City
Lindsay
New York
Valenti Defends Rating System From Religious Critics
The article portrays Jack Valenti reacting to two religious groups withdrawing support for the movie rating system. It argues his stance widens estrangement and hints at a possible path to government censorship. Critics say the GP rating ignores movie context and question its usefulness.
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Jack Valenti
Motion Picture Association of America
Valenti
Feud Between Lindsay and Rockefeller Touches New York
The piece notes a feud between Mayor Lindsay and Governor Rockefeller fueling concerns about urban safety and the burden on families. It observes corporations relocating to New Jersey and Connecticut, questioning the value of New York's cultural benefits against a bleak economic outlook and rising executive drift inland and southward.
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New Jesey
Connecticut
New York
Criticism Prompt for Mr Valenti in Film Industry
The passage suggests Mr Valenti should treat criticism as constructive and offer to discuss potential improvements. It frames dialogue as a path to enhancements in error systems or movie production. Concrete names or dates are not provided.
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Valenti
Supreme Court clears selective rail strikes for UTU
The Supreme Court declined to review a lower court ruling that selective strikes are legal, leaving the United Transportation Union free to pursue such tactics. The UTU had pressed for a 37 percent wage increase over three years and resisted dropping make-work rules.
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Supreme Court
United Transportation Union
UTU
Wall Street Journal
Agnew May Bow Out of 1972 Ticket
Washington reports increasing Republican talk that Vice President Spiro Agnew could withdraw from the 1972 presidential ticket. Hints come from Agnew allies and a Nixon-Agnew huddle may result in an Agnew decision framed as his own.
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Washington
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Stanley Blair
Maryland
J. Walter Jones
Baltimore
Battle Line
American Conservative Union
M. Stanton Evans
Indianapolis News
Kansas
Oliver Quayle
Dixie
Nixon
Rockefeller
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Messrs
Humphrey’s 1968 defeat seen as best for all
The article argues Humphrey’s 1968 loss might have benefited the nation by prompting party change and policy shifts. It imagines a hypothetical Nixon victory and Democratic turmoil, suggesting left liberals would push anti Humphrey or third party moves while Republicans exploit welfare, desegregation, and defense issues.
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Humphrey
New Republic
Democratic Party
West Coast talk on pornography and student values
A speaker argues against stifling censorship and for defending individual uniqueness in confronting pornography. Ernest van den Haag contrasts ancient tolerances with romantic love and warns liberal rationalism erodes shared societal values. He urges tough legislative action against pornographers while praising education and dialogue with students.
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San Diego
Ernest van den Haag
van den Haag
Screw
Newsweek
Mills Realist Backing a Mills Presidential Patten
Rep Wilbur Mills built power on hard facts and liberal restraint. He is not pursuing the vice presidency but seeks influence to restrain the Democratic left at the convention. Mills’s Oklahoma visit and remarks with Ed Edmondson underscore a strategy to shape the party’s future from a position of strength.
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Washington
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Democratic Party
Mills
J. William Fulbright
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Sen
George McGovern
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Ed Edmondson
Senate
Fred Harris
Rep
Henry M. Jackson
Arkansas
Edmondson
Jackson
Edward Kennedy
Liberal Democrat backlash in 1972 hopes and questions
The passage argues liberal Democrats risk alienating key groups and questions whether conservatives might be better off without the Nixon administration, reflecting on 1969 to 1971 records. It notes farmers aerospace workers and hardhats as pivotal voters and hints at a shift in political fortunes for 1972.
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Humphrey
Congress
White House
New Republic
Monroe News-Star masthead and policy notes
The Monroe News-Star details its post office entry date June 1 1909 under act of March 8 1879. It lists staff roles from publisher to editor and notes Associated Press affiliation and advertising representation. It also states the paper is independent and prints news initially while reflecting its editorial stance on politics.
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Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
John Wing
Wilson Ewing
Robert Ewing Jr
William H. Bronson
Robert Ewing
Jack S
Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack C. Gates
William C. Hardin
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Associated Press
Branham-Moloney Company
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Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Boston
Miami
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