Blood drive urged for Rittman area August 2
A community appeal notes three open heart surgeries were successful and urges donors from Rittman Creston Doylestown Marshallville and Sterling to visit the Bloodmobile August 2 from noon to 6 p.m. at the American Legion Hall. Appointments are optional walk-ins welcome and transportation is available.
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Rittman
Creston
Doylestown
Marshallville
Sterling
American Legion
Arthur Bodager
Notice on 18 year old men registering for Selective Service
The Selective Service urges 18 year olds to register within 30 days before or after their birth date. Failure to register is prosecutable by the Department of Justice. In Rittman, registration is at the Wooster local board. Students at Wayne County Joint Vocational School and Rittman High School should contact school secretaries.
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Selective Service
Department of Justice
Rittman
Wooster
Wayne County Joint Vocational School
Rittman High School
Letter Box Praises Columnist Interview and Dollar Value Editorial
A reader lauds the interview by columnist Dottie Hilsheimer and the editorial Last User Sets Dollar Value. The writer urges expanding the thesis into a series or a book for broader understanding.
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Dottie Hilsheimer
Brezhnev Nixon Summit II Marks Calmer Detente Push
Regula notes Summit II signals shift from intermittent meetings to steady diplomacy between Brezhnev and Nixon. They seek peaceful uses of atomic energy, reduced arms, trade growth, cultural exchanges, and broader cooperation while acknowledging enduring U.S.-Soviet differences. They pledge a third summit and greater mutual understanding.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Nixon
Brezhnev
Europe
Soviet Union
United States
Mr. Brezhnev
Nixon budget calls for biggest federal spending push
The 1974 federal budget proposal totals $268.7 billion with a $12.7 billion deficit and a revenue shortfall of nearly $25 billion. While earmarked items are hard to touch, 70 percent go to programs beyond control, and only $16 billion is saved via cuts in domestic programs. The plan faces congressional resistance and public questions about tax increases and government cuts.
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Nixon
Robert Finch
White House
Kennedy
Johnson
Washington
Congress
Retired executive warns of labor union monopoly
CBS commentator Jeffrey St John reports on Lemuel R. Boulware warning that organized labor wields an unregulated monopoly over government. The former GE executive criticizes arbitration and unionism while predicting growing labor influence in 1973 policy battles and inflationary pressures. He notes public ignorance of labor economics.
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New York
General Electric
Lemuel R. Boulware
Nixon
White House
Afl-Cio
Loeffler & Co
San Diego
Boulware
Congress
Phase IV and the Bromo Seltzer of economic policy
A critique of Phase IV controls and their long term effects on inflation. It argues that price and wage controls delay real adjustment, cites food and beef costs rising with consumption, and notes Nixon's inconsistent fiscal moves. The piece warns that inflation persists and questions whether policy can break the habit.
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Richard Nixon
NRA
Nixon
Watching Washington and the French view Watergate
A reflection on how France and Vietnam view Watergate with emphasis on due process versus extralegal pressure. The piece contrasts French insistence on legal procedure with American public trial exposure and quotes Jacques Soustelle Bao Dai and Raymond Bourgine on the dangers to institutions and rights.
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Jacques Soustelle
Chamber of Deputies
Soustelle
Bao Dai
Vietnam
United States of America
Jude
United States
Raymond Bourginé
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Rittman Press
Lindsey Press. Inc
Main St
Ohio
Lindsey Williams
Adv
Mgr
Wayne
Medina
Magnificent Editorial
Regula Reports
Washington D.C
Ralph Regula
Ugly Duckling
Lin Williams
Rte AT Large
St.john’s Journal
Jeffrey St. John
CBS O
Cbs-Tv
John Hart
Bourgine
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