Subsidy Debate Over Aiken County Plant Threatens Public Funds
Harold V. Graybeal argues for public funds to buy site for Schubert and Salzer, a $5 million textile machinery plant, in Aiken County. The plan faces controversy over grants to attract new industry, with a final vote expected tonight. Proponents call subsidies an investment yielding jobs, wages, taxes, and growth, while critics warn of a double standard between Aiken and North Augusta.
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Harold V. Graybeal
Aiken County
Edgefield County
Barnwell
South Carolina
Augusta
Continental Canaway
Schubert and Salzer
Aiken
North Augusta
Time To Let It All Hang Out by Ralph de Toledano
A defense of the Rosenberg case and Watergate era figures is challenged. The piece argues the Rosenbergs Greenglass and Gold fully confessed and that Alger Hiss is using publicity to reopen government files. It calls for exposing all details and letting the truth be revealed.
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Ethel
Julius Rosenberg
David Greenglass
Ethel Rosenberg
Harry Gold
Gold
Klaus Fuchs
England
Greenglass
Rosenbergs
Tessie Greenglass
Sing Sing
Senate
Fort Monmouth
Signal Corps
New York Times
Harry Truman
Justice Department
Times
Alger Hiss
State Department
Hiss
Richard Nixon
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
Network TV
U.S. Supreme Court
Diplomacy and NATO strain strain under German offset debate
The column cites West Germany under Helmuth Schmidt weighing renewal of the offset to fund U.S. troops in Europe. It notes NATO strains, Franco-American friction, and Senate action led by Sam Nunn and Mike Mansfield as Congress presses for a policy and replies from Secretary Kissinger amid rising geopolitical tensions.
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Holmes Alexander
The
Lovelorn
Helmutt Schmidt
Bonn
U.S
United States
North Atlantic Alliance
NATO
Soviet Union
West Germany
Schmidt
Vietnam
America
Turkey
Greece
Portugal
Italy
Britain
Armed Services Committee
Sam Nunn
Georgia
Richard Russell
Nunn
Scoop Jackson
Defense Department
Europe
Senate
Kissinger
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Indochina
Ford
White House
Germany
Congress
State Department
John Pastore
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Brazil
Secretary of State
Police Gadgets Instead Of Training In Lead Story
LEAA chief Richard W. Velde pushes police gadgets like a personal fitness watch and 300 trial shoes plus 20 prototype patrol cars while resisting training funding. GAO probes, Justice Dept delays, and internal purge fuel controversy as critics seek more training than gear. A separate note details a Canadian counterfeiter laundering over 80 million in fake currency through a 15 to 30 man ring shipping travelers checks and forged securities to major firms.
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Washington
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Richard W. Velde
Justice Department
General Accounting Office
Velde
Dick Tracy
Flatfoot
Army
Edgewood
LEAA
Toronto
U.S
Canadian
American Express
First National City Bank of New York
General Electric
International Telephone and Telegraph
Underworld
FBI
Secret Service
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
United States
Hosea a Symbolic Adultery Tale and God's Long-Suffering
Billy Graham explains Hosea in the Douay Bible as OSEE, noting Hosea’s love story of a husband and unfaithful wife. He cites Hosea 11 as poignant, depicting God’s calling of Christ and Israel’s rebellion, urging readers to grasp its message of hope and salvation.
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Billy Graham
A.L
Israel
Christ
Hosea
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