Four Dangers To Freedom Highlighted By Rep Roudebush
Rep Richard L Roudebush outlines four threats to liberty including weakened checks and balances with a growing executive and court that intrudes on legislative powers the erosion of state sovereignty under federal control one party rule reducing congressional restraint and the risk of demonstrators misusing rights inviting foreign miscalculation and broader conflict.
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Richard L. Roudebush
Congress
Washington
Word Games Mask Real Political Debates
The author argues that terms conservatives and liberals have flipped in meaning as factions clash over liberty and federal power. They claim conservatives seek liberty and states’ rights, while liberals push centralized control and bureaucratic authority, labeling each side inversely.
Administration 3.4 Billion Aid Bill Sparks Critique
A reader warns about a 3.4 billion foreign aid bill funding 2 nations and notes 40 of 82 nations oppose Red China entry to the UN. Figures come from the Library of Congress research division. The writer urges contacting congressmen to stop perceived waste.
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China
United Nations
U.S
Library of Congress
Four-Laning Ind 37 urged by officials and press
The Anderson Herald endorses converting Indiana 37 to a four lane highway after years of advocacy by Gov. Branigin and Rep. Roudebush. The road carries heavy truck and commuter traffic, but Branigin says completion cannot occur for at least two years due to current construction schedules, a pace supporters hope to accelerate.
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Richard Roudebush
Roger Branigin
Anderson Herald
Indiana
Branigin
The 89th Congress and the Burden of Its Spending
The piece argues that the 89th Congress was exceptionally expansive, with a peacetime outlay of 119.3 billion dollars. It warns that ongoing deficits and rising debt will fuel inflation and erode the dollar’s value, posing a serious question for the American public about future budget balance.
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89Th
Time Magazine
Successful Investing Offers Dollar Averaging Advantage
Expert Roger E Spear endorses a five year plan to buy two shares annually of a strong growth stock list including Borg Warner Inland Steel Sears Roebuck AT T Dow Chemical St Oil California St Oil Indiana Eastman Kodak IBM Xerox General Motors Ford Zenith with a few substitutions FMC Corp General Telephone Eastman Kodak. He explains selling stock is quick via a broker and timing of ex dividend payments is not a concern.
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Borg - Warner
Inland Steel
Sears, Roebuck
AT & T
Dow Chemical
St. Oil of
California
Indiana
Eastman Kodak
IBM
Xerox
General Motors
Ford
Zenith
Borg-Warner
Jit
FMC Corp
General Telephone
American Telephone
Mab
Roger Spear
Sucessful Investing
Roger E.spear
Grand Central Station
N.Y.C
N.Y
WRR
Fea. Corp
Rockefeller plan to bridge Albany and Lindsay in New York politics
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller privately proposes a high level office to ease friction with Mayor elect John V. Lindsay as Republicans face a possible third term fight. Javits declines to lead an anti Rockefller crusade. Price's role shifts with Lindsay. Rockefeller seeks broad party acceptance before year end, while Lindsay weighs staying distant from Rockefeller’s administration.
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Sen
Javits
Rocke l
Alore
Spany
Manhattan
New York
Lindsay
Rockefeller
Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
Albany
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Linday
Rockefeller Bang
Astrous Rockefeller
Lindsay - Rockefeller
Publishers News
Tojpaper Syndicate
Ibe
Him
Price
Republican Senate
Democratic Assembly
New
Michi
York
U. Navy
Erie
Love Formula Prompts Dating and Marriage Advice
A psychologist outlines steps to develop romantic feelings and marry, citing conditioning theory and a program from the Scientific Marriage Foundation. He describes matching via clergymen certified compatibility and IBM style trait pairing, promising low divorce rates and urging readers to request the 200-point rating scales.
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Cupid
Sandburg Wins NAACP Life Membership Honor
Flat Rock North Carolina AP reports Carl Sandburg receives a life membership in the NAACP, first white man to win the Plaque Award for civil rights leadership. The ceremony featured Harry Golden presenting in a backdrop of wartime and race tension references.
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Flat Rock
N.C
Carl Sandburg
Lincoln
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
United States
NAACP
Harry Golden
Charlotte
Scapa Flow
U.S. Navy
Roy Wilkams
Sandburg
Chicago Daily News
Chicago
Folklore Humor and Sage Advice From Indiana
A rural Indiana anecdote set presents a boy who declines free peanuts to teach his father a lesson about generosity. A farmer worries over a costly medical visit after a crowded doctor’s office is explained as the doctor’s high fees. An American saying contrasts misfortune for oneself with fortune for others.
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Indiana
December Celebration Poem by Aglien Chyer
The piece opens with a Christmas themed verse urging December festivities and Santa gifts. It contrasts holiday joy with those bearing burdens, then links giving to Christ’s birth and charitable acts. Aglien Chyer is attributed to the text.
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Christ
Aglien Chyer
Deputies Protest Restaurant Prices in Bonn
About one hundred Social Democratic deputies protested prices in the Bonn parliament by occupying tables to eat home brought sandwiches.
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Bonn
UPI
Social Democratic
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