Justice concerns overshadowed by crime rate debate
The piece cites J Edgar Hoover arguing justice is incidental amid rising crime and criticizes poverty relief as a failed cure. It notes Lord Justice Widgery's remarks in Philadelphia countering claims that welfare reduces crime and warns against promising freebies to curb crime.
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J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Great Britain
John Passmore Widgery
Court of Appeals
American Bar Association
Philadelphia
Britain
Widgery
Inflation Edges Up as Nixon Inherits Surtax Debate
Inflation worsens under Johnson era trends with a dollar buying power about 12 cents lower than four years earlier. Analysts cite Vietnam costs and consumer buying as fueling price rises while debate over extending the 10 percent income tax surcharge past June 30 continues amid warnings from McCracken that inflation must be cooled without spurring unemployment.
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Johnson
Vietnam
Truman
Nixon
New York
Richard Scruggs
Paul W. McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
Health as Seen by Dr. Brady
Dr Brady discusses arteriosclerosis as a nutritional deficiency disease caused by lifelong lack of calcium phosphorus and vitamin D. He cites studies and experts, notes early youth calcium depletion, and urges maternal supplementation and infant vitamin D. He also answers reader questions on eye transplants and a child with a heart flutter.
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Brady
National Research Council
England
America
H. C. Sherman
Desirables Under the Elms fund aids elm replacement
In Rochester New York the Cooperative Neighborhood Association of Nunda Boulevard held Desirables Under the Elms a sale of donated household items attic treasures clothing and baked goods. Proceeds fund replacement trees for elms dying from Dutch Elm disease in the area.
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Rochester
N. Y
Cooperative Neighborhood Association
Nunda Boulevard
Viewpoints of Other Editors on Congressional Reform
The piece notes Congress pushing a six billion dollar spending cut while boosting the budget to nearly 300 million. It mentions payrolls at 12,000 and a Senate reform bill with limited changes to lobbyists patronage and the committee system. Speaker McCormack sent the measure to the rules committee where it stalled. Madden calls the compromise bill worse than nothing as reform seems postponed.
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Congress
Senate
Bers
McCormack
Rules Committee
Rep. Madden
D-Ind
House
University of Iowa
Medical College
Thomas A. Edison
Colorado
Florida
National Geographic Society
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Nixon selects cabinet balance of policymakers and administrators
President elect Nixon names twelve cabinet secretaries and outlines a balance between policymakers and administrators. Henry Kissinger will focus on national security at the White House while David Kennedy and Maurice Stans will shape fiscal policy and commerce policy. Kennedy draws on Federal Reserve insight. Stans brings budget leadership. The plan relies on White House advisers and departmental heads collaborating under Nixon's direction.
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Washington
Nixon
William P. Rogers
Department of Justice
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Kissinger
Secretary of the Treasury
Eisenhower
Treasury Department
Maurice Stans
Commerce
Robert P. Mayo
Trea 4 Department
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Patrick Moynihan
Urban Affairs
Secretary of Transportation
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Interior Department
Department of Labor
Inet
Cabinet
Air pollution raises grocery costs and crop losses in recap
Hal Boyle notes air pollution adds to daily expenses from groceries to laundry and may cause crop damage totaling about 500 million dollars annually. The column also wanders through misc trivia and quotes, citing various facts and humorous asides about life, risk, and human nature.
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New York
Rome
Titus
Wright brothers fly first powered airplane at Kitty Hawk
On December 17 1903 Orville and Wilbur Wright achieved the first successful powered flights near Kitty Hawk North Carolina marking a milestone in aviation. Other notable events include John Greenleaf Whittier's birth in 1807 Simon Bolivar's death in 1830 Britain's 1914 protectorate over Egypt and Japan's 1941 North Borneo invasion.
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Orville
Wilbur Wright
Kitty Hawk
N. C
John Greenleaf Whittier
Haverhill
Mass
Simon Bolivar
Colmbia
Britain
Egypt
North Borneo
Oswego Palladium Times Rates and Notices
Oswego Palladium Times lists mail and carrier rates for Oswego and nearby addresses with yearly and quarterly options. It notes advertising policies and mentions Associated Press news rights and editorial notices. The page also lists office details and publisher names.
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Oswego
Osweco
Oswaco Times
Rence T. Letten
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Oo Wayne
Northern Cayage Co
Sdacetat
Pamaeneeren
Julius Mathews Special Ad, Inc
Third Ave
New York
Sty
Philadelphia
Pen
Syracuse
Pittsbua
Ates
Palladium Times
Ans
Associated Press
National Whirligig- Government Colleges Permit Anarchy
Andrew Tully discusses Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black and a Fordham incident, noting limits on protests and the enforcement of trespass laws. He cites the 1966 Florida A and M case and warns about rising campus unrest and political manipulation.
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Andrew Tully
Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Fordham University
Martin J. Meade
Society For
Meade
Florida A. and
M. University
Tallahassee
Florida
Black
United States
Fordham
White House
Maine
California
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
New Left
San Francico State College
New York University
Students For A Democratic Society
United Nations
Observer
New York Times
James Reston
Amherst
Mass
Los Angeles
Berkeley
Calif
Washington, D.C
Storrs
Conn
Bluefield
W. Va
Justice Black
John the Baptist in Camel Hair Feeds on Locusts
A description from Mark 1 6 depicts John the Baptist wearing a rough camel hair garment with a leather belt and eating locusts and wild honey as he preaches in the wilderness.
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John
Prayer for Today by Morris Pepper in Scottsboro Alabama
A Cumberland Presbyterian minister Morris Pepper pleads for guidance through Christ to resolve inner conflict between head heart and will while recognizing all as God’s children. He seeks spiritual certainty and direction for action.
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Christ
Morris Pepper
Scottsboro
Ala
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Cryptoquote sample decodes to quotes from Washington Irving
The clipping shows a daily cryptoquote puzzle with a sample substitution key and a famous saying. It includes the line A WOMAN'S WHOLE LIFE IS HISTORY OF THE AFFECTIONS attributed to Washington Irving and mentions decoding notes for letters and word patterns.
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Washington Irving
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