Blaming inflation divides labor business and voters
The editorial argues inflation blames all sides including labor leaders businessmen legislators and housewives. It condemns deficit spending and easy money by the Fed while urging shared responsibility and consumer restraint to curb wage and price rises. It warns of a possible renewed wage price freeze and calls for deep cuts or buying restraint to slow inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve
Labor
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Nixon
Listening for aliens fades as control shifts to few
A U S S conference at Bourakan Observatory Armenia on communication with extraterrestrial intelligence found listening easier than talking. Biophysicist John R. Platt notes radio astronomy could detect a high power signal at 100 light years, while Milky Way spans 100000 light years. He says contact would come from less advanced voices, not top minds, and the idea loses its excitement.
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U.S.A
Us.s.r
Bourakan Astrophysical Observatory
Armenia
U.S. Academy of Sciences
University of Michigan
John R. Platt
Earth
Milky Way
Platt
Columbus
America
Europe
Today in History November 3 1971 highlights flashback
On this date events include 1814 Vienna Congress opening to resolve Napoleonic wars, 1796 John Adams elected president, 1868 Grant elected president, 1903 Panama proclaimed, 1942 Alaska Highway completed, 1936 Greek plebiscite recalls King George II, and UN General Assembly elects U Thant as acting secretary general.
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Associated Press
Julian
Constantine
John Adams
United States
Ulysses S. Grant
Republic of
Panama
Greece
George II
Not from east or west but God lifts up and sets down
The text quotes Psalms 75 verses six and seven about divine judgment and lifting others. It also cites Andrew Carnegie on success, stating the true path is mastering a chosen line. The excerpt presents a biblical proverb and a business-minded maxim on self-mastery.
What is it like to be 60 says HAL Boyle
HAL Boyle reflects on turning sixty with humor and a touch of irony. He notes lightened expectations from others, the steady decline of alarm over age related ailments, and odd but real perks such as less pressure to impress, simpler routines, and easier life choices. Newsprint voice captures wry optimism about aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Worth Repeating Justice is the constant wish to render due
The quote attributed to Emperor Justinian states that justice remains a perpetual aim to give every person their due, reflecting a timeless standard of fairness.
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Justinian
A Texan Lost In Texas at Murchison Stadium
A Dallas Cowboys crowd of 65,708 at Texas Stadium creates a striking visual of humanity lining the overpass and parking areas. The game versus the New England Patriots proves secondary to the mass departure and traffic scene described by Robt Ed Ford.
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Robert ED
Ford Associated Press
Clint Murchison
Mr. Murchison
Texas Stadium
Dallas Cowboys
English
Cowboys
New England Patriots
Irving
Murchison
Tyler Apache Belles
Malaya study reveals roots of racial trouble
The University of Malaya study shows polarization along racial lines in student life, mutual indifference between groups, and voting patterns that follow race. It argues that cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds drive conflict more than race, and that both sides share responsibility for tensions across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Malaya
72 Candidates California Leap Upsets Game Plan
California moves shorten the March 24 filing deadline for 271 convention votes and accelerate the race for the 1972 Democratic presidential nomination. Muskie remains the front runner with Jackson and McGovern looming, while Lindsay debated entry. Humphrey faces pressure to enter earlier than desired as Florida and New Hampshire contests loom.
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Washington
NEA
California
Hubert Humphrey
New York
John Lindsay
Wisconsin
Edmund Muskie
Henry Jackson
George McGovern
Fred Harris
Muskie
Florida
Jackson
New Hampshire
McGovern
Maine
Eves
Lindsay
Humphrey
Oddities and Facts From The Times By L M Boyd
A collage of short curiosities covers social trends age gaps and marriages hospital beds and fashion. It cites studies from Princeton on sensory perception darkness and pleasure while noting divorce views among Georgia wives and motorist daylight headlight laws. It also asks about Bob Griese eye color and lists sex ratios Alaska Hawaii and Nevada.
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Alaska
Hawaii
Nevada
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United Nations General Assembly
U Thant
Burma
U.N
Lyndon B. Johnson
Salvador Alende
Chile
Andrew Carnegie
Steve May
Oterrale
Pally
Mike Oestreicher
Georgia Stroud Women’s Editor
South Cedar Street
Pecos
Texas
Es West
Boyle
By Gill Fox
Dallas
Monahans
Tex
Goree
Cowboy
Apache Belles
Billy Graham
Malaya
By Ray Cromley
Vietnam
Laos
Thailand
India
Pakistan
Japan
China
Latin America
Africa
Malaysia
Bruce Biossat
By Bruce Biossat
Newsy L.m.boyd
Princeton
Georgia
Frank Sinatra
Miami
Bob Griese
LM. Boyd
Fort Worth
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