Allen and Tanner Could Forge White Sox Rise
Analysis frames Hichie Allen and Chuck Tanner as opposite personalities but similar competitors. It chronicles Allen's power hitting, discipline questions, and career arc across several teams, and Tanner’s leadership turning around the White Sox. Potential for a career-defining partnership if discipline and focus align.
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Hichie Allen
Chuck Tanner
Tanner
Allen
Lawrence County
Chicago White Low
Dale Carnegie
Philadelphia Phillies
L. Butler
Henan
Chicago
Cardinals
Dodgers
White Sox
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Willie Mays
Giants
Richie Allen
Stop Blaming Ourselves Amid National Troubles
A reader tone urges end to self blame for current countrywide woes and criticizes harsh judgments on law abiding citizens while calling for accountability and collective action.
Editorial Strain Profiles Law Abiding Citizens Blaming Others
A ranting editorial argues readers should not blame criminals or rioters for unrest, accusing defenders of leniency and praising harsher rehabilitation limits. It asserts law abiding citizens are the real victims, cites Attica and Robert Kennedy’s shooter, and mocks sympathizers while urging accountability.
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Robert Kennedy
Attica
Atrica
Hastern Federal Penitentiary
Why is the richest country failing its public needs
In this skeptical essay Sydney J Harris argues that despite vast wealth the United States suffers from underfunded public services. He cites failing schools hospitals elderly housing and municipal services while inequality and debt grow. He warns that without genuine public investment the wealth of the nation does not translate into better lives.
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Olay
Sydney J, Harris
Mayor Lindsay Puts Urban Aid Debate at Center Stage
The piece questions Mayor John Lindsay’s bid for the Presidency framing urban issues as problems to be solved by state and federal levels rather than within cities. It notes New York voters recently rejected a state bond aimed at subsidizing the subway fare, highlighting regional taxpayer concerns beyond New York City.
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John Lindsay
America
New York City
New York
New York State
Utica
Syracuse
New York City Subsidy Debate and Urban Decline
Jeffrey Hart argues that New York faces a shrinking tax base and declining indicators such as hotel occupancy and corporate HQ moves. He contends others should not be obliged to subsidize NYC as population patterns shift toward new cities like Rockville, Clayton, and Roslyn, amid broader policy changes.
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Bronx
Manhattan
New York City
New York
Stern's
Best's
de Pinna
S. Saks
24Th Street
Wall Street Journal
New Jersey
Financial Center
Lindsay
Utica
Syracuse
Nebraska
Oregon
Rockville
Clayton
Roslyn
N.Y
Jeffrey Hart
Bedroom counties eyed in reapportionment plans
In Philadelphia area politics, the five Philadelphia seats may extend into Bucks Montgomery Chester and Delaware counties altering the map. The plan favors keeping Philadelphia’s five seats, risking suburban representation and prompting concerns about urban machine influence on nearby counties. Mason Denison discusses potential shifts before the January petition deadline.
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Philadelphia
Eather Burks
Montgomery
Chester
Delaware
Bucks
Pennsylvania
Mason Denison
Oil and Vietnam and the Buckley Jibe
A critical column links an anti Nixon film to oil industry influence in Vietnam, recounts a 1971 House probe into oil claims off South Vietnam, and notes activists and Buckley’s stance. It cites Senator Hart’s inquiry, Offshore drilling facts, and confusion over the 400 million barrel figure.
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Vietnam
U.S. Plywood
Aluminum Corporation of America
Ec. Eitc
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
W. R Anderson
Tennessee
North Pole
House of Representatives
Anderson
Congress
Senate
Phil Hart
South Vietnam
Malaysia
Indonesia
Wie Gulf of Mexico
Persian Gulf
North Sea
Africa
South America
Maskad
Gulf of Mexico
Marshall Zhukov
Pravda
Zhukov
UPS
New York
Gestalt
West Germany
United States Constabulary
William F. Buckley Jr
Dinne woe and bread from heaven for hunger
A reflective religious note cites Nehemiah 9 15 and asserts all nourishment for body and soul comes from God, linking daily sustenance to divine provision and spiritual need.
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Nehemiah
God
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Wampum
Avinger
United States
Soviet Russia
Kennedy
Martin Luther King
NEW Castle News
Compania Corpor
Yim Exerdog
New Castle
Richard Fo Rea
Mtume
Larence
Bota Ely
Commonwealth
Pittsburgh
James G. Fulton
William J. Green
Frank Rizo
Suburbia
Oil and
Richard M. Nixon
Alger Hiss
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