Public Watchdog Watch on Tax Rates Delights Citizens and Officials
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce Tax Research Committee maintains a representative at all budget and tax hearings. The Tax Blue Book, finished yesterday, spans about 300 pages and lists over 70 000 budgeted items affecting taxes. The publication has proven a useful tool for government units, tax boards, and informed citizens for 24 years.
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Chamber of Commerce
United States veto use at UN defended and urged
A column argues Moynihan vetoed Vietnams at the UN, praises American veto power, and urges a principled, forceful use to defend U S interests. It portrays the UN as a body of totalitarian governments and notes past veto misuse by others while urging continued vetoes to shape outcomes and extract support.
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Daniel P. Moynihan
Russia
U.S
United States
America
Birthday Confessional From a Richmond Reader
A Richmond reader shares a humorous birthday letter about aging and family gifts with wit and nostalgia. The writer recalls a younger self, a mother’s games, and hopes for a quiet, tasteful celebration amid humorous self‑deprecation and memories.
Jobless affluence in July polling shows unemployed stock buyers
A Phillips Sindlinger survey of 2,282 Americans in July finds 2.3 million of the ten million unemployed had entered stocks by summer. Among hard-to-reach households unemployment hit 14.5 percent, while easy-to-reach households showed 7 percent. Many unemployed vacation and delay job searches, boosting optimism and potentially shaping future unemployment figures.
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King Features Syndicate
Princeton Poll Portraits Liberal Students At Princeton
A Gallup survey tracks college attitudes from freshman to senior year, showing rising liberalism among students and a shift toward conservative views after graduation. It notes Oklahoma Christian College as most conservative and Princeton as liberal, with death penalty opinions reflecting broader ideological gaps. Ralph Nader leads among Princeton heroes at 45 percent.
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Oklahoma Christian College
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Maine
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Richard Nixon
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Portugal Faces Off With Communism In Historic Stand
Holmes Alexander reflects on Portugal's resistance to a Marxist regime, praising the Catholic-charged solidarity of its people. He notes the Crista Rel statue above the Tagus and highlights NATO ties, U.S. military presence, and Western European support as Portugal braces for a potential political turning point.
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Inflation Not The Real Problem Says Brimmer In NYT
Alice Widener reports in a satirical editorial criticizing Andrew F. Brimmer for downplaying inflation as the core issue. The piece warns that the Federal Reserve should curb money supply while condemning political critics for urging greater spending and monetary expansion.
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Crime Fears Grow Across Nation Amid Bicentennial Worries
A Gary Indiana reader laments visiting Washington while crime surveys reveal rising violence nationwide. Gallup finds nearly half fear walking at night, with one in four households victimized in the past year. Robberies, rapes, and murders surge since 1960, while city residents deem crime the top local problem. Officials urge moderation as fear spreads.
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