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Playground Daily News in Fort Walton Beach, Florida
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Newspaper
Playground Daily News
Location
Fort Walton Beach, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1971
Page
2
Daily News Opinion: Government price fixes harm gas supply
The piece argues price setting by government distorts markets and worsens shortages. It cites William H. Curry of Casper and the APG warning that reversing policies takes time and talent to revive gas exploration, while government control any price creates shortages or gluts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Curry
Casper
Wyoming
Federal Power Commission
Curry
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Rocky Mountain
APG
Billings
Mont
To Wed Or Not To Wed Tax Trap For Singles
The Tax Adviser notes shifts in tax policy that may penalize marriage by narrowing or reversing prior gains for singles. A balance change could affect high earners, risking higher taxes for a bachelor who marries, and even making proposals seem less about love than dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Adviser
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Congress
Sam
Mr. Valenti
Unthinking Attack On Lockheed By Senator Cranston
John Chamberlain warns that Cranston’s push to sign Lockheed directors to qualify a 250 million government loan may strip the company of its key asset Kelly Johnson. Johnson’s work on U 2 and SR 71 and other projects secured U.S. air superiority. detaching him risks national defense and Lockheed’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Rolls Royce
England
Alan Cranston
Calif
Lockheed Board of Directors
Lockheed Board
Cranston
Lockheed
Clarence L
Kelly
Johnson
Kelly Johnson
Francis Gary Powers
Russia
Ator Cranston
William Proxmire
Lockheed High Command
Pentagon
U.S
Lockheed Corporation
Treasury
Republic
Censorship Clash Sparks Church Ratings Debate
Paul Harvey criticizes movie rating systems as hypocritical, arguing Catholic and Protestant bodies preside over what is deemed acceptable. He condemns both the industry and church hierarchs for censorial double standards, urging consistent, non-hypocritical guidelines rather than age-based bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
National Catholic Office For Motion Pictures
Film Commission
The
National Council of Churches
Jack Valenti
New Soviet Arms Dilemma Faces U S Defense Planners
The piece weighs the unpredictability of Soviet strategic weaponry amid intelligence limits and political debate. It debates whether Moscow will deploy large ICBMs or smaller missiles, noting satellite and computer limits, the risks of overreacting, and the insufficiency of arms treaties. It calls for educated guesses now and better long term solutions later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Peace Corps marks ten years amid shift and new goals
The Peace Corps reaches its 10th anniversary amid recruitment fluctuations and international criticism, but reports a rebound in applications. Under new director Blatebtard, the corps shifts to attract skilled workers and, by 1970, permits families to serve overseas. The agency will be merged into a centralized Action Corps, retaining its international division and expanding domestic opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Corps
Kennedy
Joseph Blatebtard
Power Corps
Han
Te Euuse
VISTA
Action Corps
Ameri
Child’s plea wins essay contest in Richmond
David Polling notes pressures on modern teens amid war and drugs. A Christian Children’s land essay contest in Richmond draws thousands of entries from around the world. The winner is 10-year-old Colombian Amuar Gonzales Pinzon, under Centro Socio Cultural care in California, who writes of hunger, loss, and a child’s call for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Children’s Land
Richmond
Amuar Gonzales
Pinzon
Centro Socio Cultural
Cal
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