Editorial: Free Trade Vital as Quotas Threaten Growth
The piece argues against import quotas to protect textiles and shoes, warning such limits invite retaliation and harm export markets. It urges continued free trade with voluntary agreements to aid textile and footwear sectors, noting labor shifts toward free trade and potential harm to consumers.
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United States of America
Free World
Japan
Europe
United States
House of Representatives
U.S
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
San Diego Union
Beer as Therapy Suggested by Boston Psychiatrist
Dr C mage Chien of Boston State Hospital studied elderly patients on four beverages or drugs. Progressive tests show beer produced the strongest improvement, prompting speculation that clinicians consider beer as a practical treatment option for some mental patients.
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C Mage Chien
Boston State Hospital
Chien
Boyle's Column on modern double talk examples
HAL BOYLE surveys everyday phrases that mask true intent. The column presents a string of quoted lines illustrating how people disguise honesty with politeness, irony, and evasive language.
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Hal Boyle
New York
National Guard Leaders Respond To Kent State Coverage
The National Guard Association of Texas president Everett S Simpson rebuts syndicated articles about the Guards and presents facts on demographics education and civilian ties. He notes 11 percent of Guardsmen hold college degrees 94 percent are high school graduates and most are civilians with varied occupations.
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National Guard
Kent State
National Guard Association of Texas
Everett S. Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Newsweek Feature Service
Simpson
National Guardsmen
National Guardsman
National
Time to End Violence in War and Society
An editorial urges Americans to reject violence in thought and action amid Vietnam war expansion into Cambodia. It cites fatal shootings at Kent State, Jackson State, Augusta, and Chicago, condemns hate on all sides, and calls for dropping verbal and physical weapons to preserve democracy and reduce bloodshed.
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Cambodia
Washington
America
National Guard
State University
Ohio
Jackson State College
Mississippi
Augusta
Kent
Jackson
Chicago
Nll
Treasure hunt to map Padre Island wrecks continues
The Texas Antiquities Committee granted a reconnaissance permit to the Institute for Underwater Research Inc. to locate 16th century Spanish galleons off Padre Island. A giant survey using geophysics and divers aims to form a state master plan for protection and possible excavation. The effort includes $3,000 in committee funds and cooperation from Land Office and major universities.
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Austin
Tex
Padre Island
Texas Antiquities Committee
Institute For Underwater Research Inc
Padre Area
Land Office
Antiquities Committee
Jerry Sadler
Padre
Fred Wendorf
Texas
Wendorf
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