Debate over foreign aid versus isolationism in U. S. policy
The piece argues against framing policy as foreign aid or isolationism, urging trade and bargaining instead. It asserts that isolationism depends on trade levels, condemns unfair tariffs, and advocates free trade with reforms to U.S. labor and industry to outproduce rivals while reducing costs for consumers worldwide.
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Senate
China
United Nations
Washington
White House
United States
Rhodesia
Detroit
Israel
U.S
Almanac Highlights and Historic Dates for Dec 31 1971
Today is Friday December 31 1971 the last day of the year The review lists major past events from 1946 1862 1879 1890 1921 1943 1945 and 1955 including Truman declaration West Virginia Lincoln Edison Ellis Island bond talks and Bermuda car ban The section notes birthdays Violinist Nathan Milstein industrialist James J Ling and a Thought for Today by John Ruskin.
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Associated Press
Barry S. Truman
Abraham Lincoln
West Virginia
Union
Thomas A. Edison
Ellis Island
New York Harbor
United States
Germany
New York
Times Square
Frank. Sinatra
Paramount Theater
Bermuda
Lebanon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Soviet Union
Israel
Nathan Milstein
James J. Ling
John Ruskin
Ten Years Ago Sandhills Show Lamb Preparations Highlighted
Ten years ago on December 31 1961 Judy Powell age 10 and her sister Nancy 15 near Sandhills worked nearly a year to ready two Rambouillet lambs for the annual Hereford and Quarterhorse Show. Attorney W C Shafer and County Attorney George Kelton are mentioned in the record.
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Judy Powell
Nancy
Grand jury to hear presentments in January district courtroom
Odessa officials report water department revenue fell over $2,000 in 1941 despite higher water usage. City Secretary L. L. Anthony released figures showing total annual water revenue of 68,017.37 dollars amid heavy rains.
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L. L. Anthony
Odessa
Water Department
Nixon and press clash traced from Washington to Court
A survey of friction between the White House and U.S. news media since the Revolution notes presidents favoring a free press in theory while pressuring it in practice. It covers Agnew's criticisms, subpoenas against networks, the Pentagon Papers case, and Supreme Court battles shaping press autonomy. It highlights Nixon era tensions, key figures, and the evolving balance of power through 1972.
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Washington
White House
United States
George Washington
Revolutionary Forces
Nixon
Agnew
Supreme Court
Pentagon
U.S
Vietnam
FBI
Neil Sheehan
New York Times
CBS
Daniel Schorr
Senate
Schorr
Federal Communications Commission
Dean Burch
Herbert G. Klein
Frank Stanton
Department of Justice
Pentagon Papers
Hugo L. Black
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Blackmun
Burger
Black
Now You Know Now You Know Awards and Navy Rank
The text notes that Now You Know Now You Know Awards are presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences since 1927-38. It also states that Admiral of the Fleet is the highest rank in the U S Navy.
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Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
U.S. Navy
New survivor benefit plan eyed in long pending military pay reform
Inside Washington reports that nearly a million retirees stand to gain from a new survivor benefit plan and recomputation of military retired pay. The plan would give survivors up to 55 percent annuities with cost sharing, and automatic coverage for active duty personnel. Recompensation would base increases on a progressive restoration formula tied to 1971 pay rates and CPI, with hearings planned for February and expected enactment by spring.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
House
Senate Armed Services Committee
John Stennis
D-Miss
Dove
New Left
Senate
Sen. Stennis
House Armed Services
Otis Pike
Dn.y
Charles Gubser
Calif
Full Armed Services Committee
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Interagency
Defense
Roger Kelley
Tat
Retired Officers Association
Disabled Officers Association
Pentagon
Kelley Committee
Kelley
House Armed Services Committee
Hebert
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
New Hampshire
Yorty
Cromley's Comments on Nixonian Phase II Market Strategy
Washington based analysis outlines Phase II aims to curb inflation by restraining price increases more than wage demands, pressuring labor and boosting sales. It notes a loophole: higher overall profits via volume, urges firms to slash overhead and accelerate R&D, while a new White House office drives faster application of research.
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Washington
NEA
Nixon
U.S
White House
Crossword Puzzle Clues Pack and Puzzle Answers
A compact crossword clue list includes zoologist and cowpoke's steed entries with several geographic and thematic hints. Clues reference cities on the Missouri and on the Oke, various occupations, anatomy, and languages, inviting solution of interlinked terms.
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Cowpoke
Crow
Missouri
Capitol Staff. Laos air strikes widen antiwar pressure
Washington reports say antiaircraft artillery and 400 guns widely used in Laos as part of US air strikes against North Vietnamese targets. The raids aimed to disrupt Hanoi plans, protect troops in Vietnam, and deter attacks on South Vietnam. Laird declined to outline details while confirming heavy bombardment of storage yards and supply dumps along the Laos panhandle. The moves follow Nixon warnings to Hanoi and reflect ongoing troop withdrawal plans.
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Jerry Greene
Laos
Washington
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Nixon
Tarmahare
Defense
Melvin Laird
Panhandle
Hanoi
Vietnam
Johnson
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Wil Sia
William Rogers
South Vietnam
Laird
Lyndon Johnson
Defense Secretary
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Grass Roots View on Capital Punishment Debate
In Jackson Mississippi a local column frames capital punishment as government taxation to fund capital venture and tax on business profits to cover losses. The piece questions the fairness of state use of taxes in punishment and public policy discussions.
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Jackson
Miss
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