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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1971
Page
8
The article presents a manifesto endorsing freedom, self control, and equal rights as endowed by a Creator. It stresses the aim to inform readers to promote liberty, personal responsibility, and moral guidance through daily living. Permission is granted to reproduce editorials with credit.
Prof Milton Friedman argues Phase Two wage price controls replace the rule of law with rule by administrators. He says controls erode individual morality by encouraging spying and evasion, urging that government involvement in economics undermines private contracts, and predicts public demand for drastic measures if controls fail. The economist notes hope in freedom and ingenuity as potential to undo the policy.
A Chicago bank survey of 500 consumers shows 88 percent support the wage price freeze as necessary. Support is higher among college graduates and high earners, while views on effectiveness vary. The piece argues patriotism and civic duty shape beliefs about inflation and government controls.
Today marks the 340th day of 1971 with 25 days remaining. Notable events include FDR appealing to Hirohito before Pearl Harbor, Lincoln taking his Illinois seat, Jefferson Davis' death, a Halifax collision killing 1600, repeal celebrations, Eisenhower chosen for Normandy invasion command, AFL-CIO ousting the Teamsters, Congo UN- Katanga fighting, Rhodesia sanctions call, and Pope Paul VI's safe Vatican return amid an assassination attempt. Birthdays noted include Agnes Moorehead and Lou Little. Thought for today by Benjamin Franklin.
Tokyo officials and business leaders debate Nixon's 10 percent import surcharge and Japan's looming textile scrapping plan. They blame U.S. policy for recession signals and job losses while urging fairer trade and more open investment. A Japanese leader asks, What do the Americans want us to do?
Ten years ago on December 6 1961 John Ben Shepperd president of the Odessa Chamber of Commerce delivered three bound volumes outlining the histories of 134 Odessa clubs organizations and churches to Mrs Robert E Stegner head of the Ector County Library Southwest Exhibits section after two months of work.
Twenty years ago on December 6 1951 local state tax supervisor F E Mays announced that licenses or certificates of exemption from the license under a new state law must be obtained by shop owners on or before December 31.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Roy F Karr at 10 04 est ang nights weighing seven pounds nine ounces. He arrived thirty years ago on December 6 or 11 according to the notice.
Washington commentary accuses India of hypocrisy in foreign policy, citing aid to Nepal, ties with Russia, and alleged propaganda against Pakistan. It notes U.S. hunger relief, Soviet arms shipments, and a critical jab from Sen. Hartke about India's stance while Washington debates multibillion foreign aid and Castro's hinted Chile visit.
A reader voices discontent with the anti establishment view critiquing rock festivals and drugs. He argues America’s founders inspired a new world, while others chase a hollow scene, urging a return to traditional American principles and faith in Jesus Christ.
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Washington report notes Israel fears Nixon Moscow trip and a potential Middle East deal. Meir seeks assurances, prefers progress on interim Suez arrangements and a final peace, while U.S. sanctions on Phantom sales persist despite Senate approval of military credits. Israel receives more F-4Es but production limits remain. Egypt under Sadat shows limited capability for large-scale action, with guidance that a broader war is unlikely.
Barbs argues that suits would look sharper without clutter from pockets while noting some prefer the jet set image over trains. The remark frames fashion simplicity against travel choices and social signals.
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