Conservatives at D C reception spotlight Buckley Kilpatrick
A Washington gathering at the Sheraton Hall Ballroom featured Bill Buckley and Jack Kilpatrick as speakers. The event honored conservative institutions like the American Conservative Union Human Events National Review and Young Americans for Freedom. Participants included Rep. H R Gross and Sen John Williams, with debates on religion constitutionality and Civil Rights amid praise and critique of Nixon and Goldwater.
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Jack Kilpatrick
God
Buckley
Yale
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Richmond News Leader
H. R. Gross
Iowa
John Williams
Del
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American Conservative Union
Capitol Hill
Dean Acheson
Joseph Alsop
The
National Review
New Yorker
Young Americans For Freedom
George Schuyler
Schuyler
Socrates
Harlem
H. L. Mencken
Baloney
Robert Welch
John Birch Society
Barry Goldwater
Barry
Richard Nixon
Samuel A Cothran Editorial Page 6 Reference
The fragment lists Samuel A Cothran as President and Editor and Eugene J Oyler as Executive Editor for the Niken Standard in 1969. The note appears on Friday Oct 17 1969 page 6. No further readable facts are present.
Senate Finance Committee Rejects House Tax Exemption Plan
Encouraging signals emerge as the Senate Finance Committee turns back the House proposal to strip state and local bonds of tax exempt status. If the conference committee eschews restoration, bond prices may rise and interest rates fall, aiding capital improvements. State projections show about 100 million in local backlog. many more projects await funding. The reform aims to close a tax loophole benefiting wealthy investors, but would raise costs for government and taxpayers.
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U. S. Senate Finance Committee
House
Congress
Grady L. Patterson Jr
Senate
Patriotism Rising as Flag Demand Surges Across Nation
The surge in patriotism boosts flagmakers with demand doubling from last year. Retailers report six week shipping delays as anti- American parades spark more flag purchases for homes and workplaces. Large flags appear at plants and shops while smaller ones fill home displays nationwide.
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Associated Press
Anti-Inflation Tax Plan Aims at Debt and Savings
A proposal to Treasury Secretary Kennedy would reform the tax system to curb inflation by reducing incentives for business borrowing and boosting savers deposits. The idea targets interest deductibility on loans and taxes on savers, promising a double punch against rising prices.
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Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
Washington
New York State
Joe Louis
When does a person truly know he is a Christian
The piece argues a Christian is defined by trusting Christ for salvation not by church membership. It says Christian means Christlike and follows Jesus' teaching Hence joining a church is for those who already know Christ and without him the act is empty.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
God
So viet Union winds down So yuz troika mission in space
Soviet officials say Soyuz 6 completed its work and returned to earth 340 miles northeast of Baikonur as Soyuz 7 and 8 remained in orbit. No space station assembly occurred and warnings of broader program reassessment loom over the aging unmanned efforts.
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Soviet Union
Earth
Baikonur
Soviet Central Asia
Cmdr
Georgy Shonin
Valery Kubason
Moon
Tass
Lagerdeen
Ben Se
Jobless Rate Rise Sparks Economic Debate
Washington economists question Labor Department figures showing September unemployment up from 3.5 to 4 percent in the biggest monthly rise since 1960. Some say the rate might be 3.7 to 3.8 percent after considering teen and college youth layoffs and timing effects. The government ties the rise to anti inflation efforts but acknowledges other factors may influence unemployment.
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Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Pope Paul Praises Astronauts at Vatican Audience
America's three moon travelers Arm strong Aldrin and Collins received a hero's welcome from Pope Paul VI and the synod of bishops in Vatican City. The astronauts shared color slides of the lunar voyage and viewed Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel frescoes before a synod audience praised as intrepid exploration of a new world.
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Neil Armstrong
Carlo Cardinal Confalonieri
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Armstrong
Edwin Aldrin
Michael Collins
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Sistine Chapel
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