Editorial compares Nixon policy to Lenin NEP in history tone
The piece notes Nixon calls his economic program a new policy while expanding state control to fight inflation. It contrasts with Lenin’s New Economic Policy which allowed limited free enterprise to prop up a faltering system. The author muses on history not repeating but stuttering.
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Cleveland
Nixon
Nikolai Lenin
Soviet Union
Lenin
Court rules antismoking ads justify warnings on car ads
In Washington DC, the US Circuit Court of Appeals held that it is in the public interest for radio and TV stations to broadcast warnings about automobile hazards, aligning with anti smoking campaigns. The ruling cites environmental and health concerns and questions the impact of ads on personal roles and marriage.
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US Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington, D.C
Friends of the Earth
Wnbc-Tv
New York
Carl McGowan
Hubby
Midhusband Seeks Right to Midwifery School
A 38 year old German man challenged a school of midwifery admission after national law blocked EC rules. The Commission found Community rules unresolved due to six member consent and noted nursing and midwifery are predominantly female, suggesting limited room for a midhusband.
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Germany
Commission of the European Economic Community
Cost underrun reported in Minuteman III program
The US Air Force announced a major cost underrun of 10.5 million dollars in North American Rockwell's Minuteman III guidance and control system development. The saving, equivalent to 3.29 missiles, reduces project costs amid the large defense budget.
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National Defense
US Air Force
North American
Rockwell Corp
Totel
Correct channels needed to curb juvenile problems
An in depth discussion of juvenile justice roles outlines intake and adjudicatory steps, emphasizing police, probation department, and juvenile court as key agencies. It argues for specialized probation staff, clear separation from law enforcement functions, and nonpunitive, community based dispositional options.
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Bob Sullivan
Santa
Hill V. State
Police
Probation Department
Texas
Juvenile Court
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Cial
Probation
Juevenile
United Fund
Neighborhood Youth Corp
Motorcycle mishap exposes family and strangers
In a humorous anecdote from Atlanta, William L. Chaze recalls a rideside tumble that drew more pity from hospital nurses than from his own family. His son Gavin taunts him about the shot, while his Mississippi parents reveal their real feelings in a blunt letter.
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William L. Chaze
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Steve McQueen
Gavin
Mississippi
Snoring cures myths and odd trivia from L M Boyd
The column ponders snoring fixes like sewing an empty thread spool to a pajama back, recalls Nixon as a poker player, and notes quirky stats from FAA on lady pilots safety. It also rambles through arithmomaniacs, Shakespearean misquotes, cannibal table manners, a columnist’s dream of trout farming, and Holmes misquotes.
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NAVY
Richard Nixon
Federal Aviation Administration
Japan
Caribbean Jews face loss of 300 year history in Caribbean
Waltham Mass AP historian Malcolm Stern warns the Caribbean Jewish community’s roots may be erased as synagogues and other traces of Jewish life rapidly disappear, unless American Jewish institutions intervene to preserve them.
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Waltham, Mass
Caribbean
Malcolm Stern
Coordinated Civic Response to Juvenile Problems
A discussion emphasizes the need for proper coordination among agencies to perform their functions and public support for services addressing today’s growing juvenile issues.
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