Land Reform and Tax Power Redefined Property Rights
The piece argues developing nations confiscate land to aid peasants and warns the U.S. could follow, using tax policy to neutralize private property. It notes new ecologist aims curb development, increasing state control and dictating property use. It compares land seizures abroad with planned land management at home and warns of diminishing incentive to own land.
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China
Cuba
Chile
Bangladesh
U.S.A
Anniversary Pins Banquet Set for May Day
Ten years ago on May 1 1962 a 3 year service pin will be presented at a Centenarian banquet Tuesday. Twenty years ago mayor Fred Gage suggested a city manager would be hired in a special council session Friday. Thirty years ago Odessa planned a spring cleanup campaign starting Monday lasting through Wednesday with sanitation officer G C Fairey in charge.
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Fred Gage
Odessa
G. C. Fairey
Moscow
Energy Crisis Debate in U S and Britain
A Wall Street Journal column debates the energy crisis, noting rising U S imports, projected costs, and tech limits while urging calm and practical policy, contrasting American and British responses and emphasizing optimistic approaches over panic. It cites figures on petroleum imports, mineral demand, and opinions from Dr James Schlesinger and Treasury Secretary John Ny.
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Alaska
U.S
National Petroleum Council
United States
James Schlesinger
Atomic Energy Commission
Elburt F. Osburn
Bureau of Mines
Treasury
Johnny
Great Britain
U. A
Foreign students hold jobs in U S despite laws
Robert S Allen reports thousands of foreign students in the United States work while enrolled, violating immigration rules. Officials cite limited enforcement funds and rising complaints as unemployment persists. Instances span New York Detroit and beyond, with thousands ordered to leave and others facing deportation or status changes.
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Washington
U. S
Congress
Iing
Ignation and Naturalization Service
Igration
William Scherle
Iowa
Appropriations Committee
Scherle
Eritetikiee Tate
Eblun
Rep. S
New York
Immigration and Naturalization Service Office
Detroit
Icky Cantec Tar Lipti Ana
U.S
Delhi
Pakistan
A. G. Sattarelli
Srikumar Poddar
Lansing
Mich
Sai Indian Institute of Technology
America
West Coast
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Pack The Grid
A scrambled set of crossword clues covers Across and Down entries from 1 to 58 with hints for lays aside improbable Eskimo town on ones toes woodwind stipulate track runner Khayyam s calling fused using alloy correct consider roast peculiarities marking a tag etc, including names for river and city clues.
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Khayyam
Gota
Movement against women wearings fur boosts marriage odds
The piece argues that opposing women wearing natural furs could help husbands avoid bankruptcy and preserve marriage stability. It notes that skepticism should be tempered with humor as life gains zest.
Almanac May Day Highlights and Historical Notes
Almanac brief for May 1, 1972, listing major historical events on this date from 1898 to 1969, plus birthdays of Gen. Mark Clark 76 and Jack Paar 54. Includes thought for today by Ed Howe.
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Associated Press
Adm
George Dewey
Manila Bay
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
U.S. Post Office
Chicago
Mark Clark
Jack Paar
Frank Beard
Ed Howe
Texas Reform Faces Suffrage in Governor Fight
In Texas a gubernatorial race centers on reform amid the Sharpstown stock scandal. Incumbent Preston Smith, Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes, Frances Farenthold, and Dolph Briscoe vie for the Democratic nomination as voters question where candidates were when money changed hands. Briscoe promotes reform. Barnes’ rise and assets stir doubt. Farenthold champions investigation. Smith defends innocence and seeks a third term. May 6 primary, runoff June 3 likely, general election in November.
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Alan Ehrenhalt
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Texas
Reform
Preston Smith
Ben Barnes
Frances T. Farenthold
Dolph Briscoe
Frank Sharp
Houston
Sharp
National Bankers Life Insurance Company
Sharpstown Bank
Gov. Smith
National Bankers Life Stock
Gus Mutscher
Smith
Barnes
Treasury
John B. Connally
House
Senate
Briscoe
Farenthold
Texas House
Quick Wissens Corner Facts From History and Nature
The Red Sea’s hue stems from recurring algae blooms. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson signed the Declaration of Independence. Honey locust trees bear long, sharp thorns. SacEe refers to flesh-eating coffins and limestone corrosion. The nine-banded armadillo is the cat-sized mammal related to sloths and anteaters.
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U.S
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
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