Baker Johnson links spotlighted in Senate probes
Sen. John J. Williams asserts Lyndon B. Johnson knew of Bobby Baker's operations, noting Baker used public office to peddle influence. The Baker case centers on forged tax returns, fake bank deposits, and kickbacks tied to Johnsons’s aides, with Reynolds and Jenkins figures raised but not all called to testify. Johnson once called Baker a loyal ally, then denied protégodoms as investigations intensified.
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Look Who Was An Extremist Sir Winston Churchill
A sanitized archival glimpse notes Sir Winston Churchill visiting the House of Commons for a tribute as he nears retirement after 64 years in public service. It recalls Kennedy’s 1940 assessment labeling Churchill as dynamic yet extreme and hard to place in the center.
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House of Commons
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Churchill
Guarantor Of A Free Press in Ad Advertising's Role
The Booneville Standard urges memory of advertising's role in a free press. It argues that American journalism grew with diverse advertising funding, enabling newspapers to serve the public without political bias, and that complex government increases the need for independent media.
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Booneville
Ind
Shelbyville Strike Pact Stalls as Troopers Deployed
In Shelbyville Indiana a strike settlement vote by Local 32 of the Glass Bottle Union faced delays as tempers cooled before a ratification. Pittsburgh Plate Glass officials and state police reported riot trained troopers on alert and several arrests after a walkout threat tied to a three year contract dispute.
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Blowers Association
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Téday Str
Rockefeller's Maneuver In New York
William F Buckley Jr analyzes the Conservative Party in New York and its bid to influence the Republican stance against the Liberal Party. He discusses Rockefeller’s control, Goldwater’s prospects, and the strategic tug between party factions, noting the unique New York political dynamic and broader implications for national alignment.
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Fred Young
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Lyndon Johnson
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American Policave
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George the Goldwater
Matthew Adams
The Case Record of a Global Rotary Figure
Joseph Abey, former Rotary International president and Reading Pennsylvania circulation director, critics foreign aid in a speech. He argues aid is misdirected and that recipients are not told the donor, exposing how American wheat and tax dollars support leaders and economies abroad.
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Rotary, International
Uncle Sam
Joseph Abey
Reading
Pennsylvania
E Joe
Sir William Lever
America
Sam Pettengill
Aichienne
Churches Best for Foreign Aid Says Joe Abey
Joe Abey argues churches distribute aid more efficiently abroad than government programs. He cites India and Hong Kong where Americans are welcomed through church aid, while government aid creates dislike. The piece critiques tax funded foreign aid and praises church led relief and missionary work as cost effective.
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America
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Reader Letter on Goldwater Support and Editorial Bias
Donald R. Boys of 616 Alexandria Pike writes to critique editorial bias he sees on the Republican Goldwater support, argues Evans and Novak mislead readers, and urges voters to hear all sides. He defends grassroots Goldwater delegates and insists on truthful reporting before November.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Goldwater
Dwight David Eisenhower
Evans
Novak
San Francisco
Willkie
Dewey
Eisenhower
Taft
Texas
Nixon
Scranton
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Ilinois
Geldwater
Donald R. Boys
Alexandria Pike
Text of International Sunday School lesson fragment
Excerpt discusses Exodus topics including Moses guidance, Israelite worship, offerings, feasts, tabernacle and priests duties, and the guiding Cloud and Fiery Pillar. Authored by Julien C Hyer as a lesson text for the coming Sunday.
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Moses
Israel
Tabernacles
Julien C. Hyer
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