Inflation Crisis and Tax Proposals Amid Rising Prices
Washington discusses runaway 10 percent inflation eroding dollar value and predicts future losses on savings bonds and real estate. Senators Mondale Kennedy and Humphrey push tax cuts, but critics warn such moves would fuel inflation and unemployment. Monetary restraint and spending cuts lack cohesion.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Arthur Burns
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Editorial on a Nazi clerk in San Francisco police bureau
The piece notes Sandra Silva a permit office clerk and Nazi party member who was discharged from the Women’s Army Corps for unsuitability. It argues her views are personal and not the department’s, praising free speech while urging tolerance and recognizing the risk to minority colleagues.
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Sandra Silva
San Francisco
National Socialist White People’s Party
Miss Silva
Women's Army Corps
Hitler
Police Department
Minneapolis Affair in Port Of a Vice President Novel
A satirical take on Spiro Agnew in a Ladies' Home Journal excerpt frames a romance between a US vice president Porter Canfield and a HEW secretary. The piece playfully recalls Minneapolis as a romantic setting and mocks the tepid formalities of power with a flirtatious exchange about “Newt” and past nights in the city.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
United States
Health, Education and Welfare
Porter Newton Canfield
Agnew
Wallace Campaigning for Third Term Run
Wallace campaigns in Alabama for renomination and reelection to an unprecedented third term as governor. He draws large crowds, rouses support among black leaders, and showcases a conservative program while facing a scattered opposition and questions about his 1975 plans.
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New York Times News Service
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Alabama
George Corley Wallace
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Gene McLain
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Selma
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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None for the Gipper editor letters stir debate
Readers rail at sports hype and political attacks, urging restraint in sports reporting. A Long Beach letter criticizes downtown parking plans, warning auto-centric expansion harms city vitality and air quality. Charles Clayton argues for preserved urban density and curbside vending rules.
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