Send Them The Bill Cong Roudebush reports on damages from the November 1969 Washington riot
Congressman Richard L. Roudebush and allies urge charging the sponsoring Communists for civil unrest costs. The piece tallies billions in damages, including hundreds of injuries, damage to government and private property, and vast security costs. It cites figures for repairs, labor, and debris removal and calls for bonding by organizers before future marches.
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Richard L. Roudebush
Cong 5
Washington, DC
District of Columbia
Washington
Peace
Justice Department
Dxternal Revenue Service
SGA
Smajor
General Services Administration
U.S. Marshals Service
Iewal
Congress
Cong
Roudebush
House Internal Security Committee
New Mobilization Call
Diversification in mutual funds and a closed end pick
A reader asks whether to add to Putnam Growth Fund or buy T Rowe Price. Sper advises diversification across funds and a conservative, well diversified stock fund. He cites Putnam Growth Fund and Putnam Equities Fund performance, and notes T Rowe Price's steady gains. He discusses Adams Wabash Co as a potential retirement investment, outlining its dividend yield and capital gains history.
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Putnam Growth Fund
Fou
Sears
Sam
Putnam
T. Rowe Price
HSA
She T. Rowe Price
Putnam Equities Fund
T. Rowe
Farrance
Joe
Weslevan
Roger Spear
Roger E Spear
Anderson Herald
Box
Lla
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Gen
Pex, Corp
Amish Migrations Toward Central America Spark Worldly Retreat
A 1969 overview traces Amish migrations from the United States to Central America and South America including 150 acres in Arkansas and 3030 acres in Belize foothills. It notes settlements in British Honduras now Belize and Paraguay with multiple families forming farms, schools, and exemptions, while highlighting cultural and climatic contrasts and a push for religious liberty away from the United States.
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Ible
Band of
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Arkansas Ozarks
HRS Waeh Tennly
United States
Central America
British Honduras
Belize River
Amon
Eden
Canada
Orange County
Ind
Paraguay
Purgguay
Costa Rica
Arenal
Chaco
Switzerland
America
Gen. Fes, Corp
Russell's Champion of Moral Imagination in Soviet Press
Russian writer Kornei Chukovski's escape from Stalinist pressures is celebrated for shaping moral imagination in children through myths and folklore. The piece contrasts Soviet censorship with Chukovski's success as a writer, critic, and translator, noting his influence on Russian readers and the resilience of moral storytelling. It also cites a patriotic US Constitution preamble text as context.
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Lydia Cupkovaki
Kornei Chukovski
Kornet Chukovski
Kremlin
George Orwell
Chokovski
Paver
Stalin
Wilte
Dick & Jane & Spot
Chikovski
Columbia University Press
America
Chukovski
Chukov- Ski
Fea
Cora
Washington D C Braces For Invasion Debate Ends In Compromise
President and Mayor Holmes Alexander clashed over handling the New Lake invasion threat in Washington D C. Pat Moynihan brokered a compromise with Defense and Justice Departments agreeing to limited force and parade access. Officials inflated crowd estimates, while police and guardsmen lined the streets as demonstrators gathered for the March Against Death and symbolic protests around Arlington National Cemetery.
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Washington, D.C
Novembher
Nixon
Chicago
Defense Department
Defense Department Prepared To Use Maximum Force, the ‘ aJustica Department
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Walter Washington
Washington
Pat Moynihan
Justice Department
New Lake
13Th Street
Capital Mill
Municipal Center
Vermort Avenue
Hines
D.C
Tere
Ure
National 2
Ninos Washington
Folklore by Willian Wade and Courtroom Anecdotes
A collection of brief, dated style anecdotes including a retiree’s parade waking request, a boy’s question about siblings, a mother’s reply on having sisters, a magistrate’s remark about settling out of court, a fencelike quarrel over a Florida visit, a photographer’s shot of a wife, and a boastful remark about the wife as “the best looking woman,” ending with a proverb about giving counsel only when asked.
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Florida
Americia
Where Did the Harmonica Go in Folk Song Memory
John Keasler laments the fading harmonica in modern protest and folk music. He recalls a lone hobo with a real harmonica on a Post Office steps, contrasts the instrument with the guitar, and argues the harmonica’s soulful, world-weary timbre shaped classics like Waiting for a Train and The Wabash Cannonball, urging its return amid economic change and cultural shift.
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Ker
Fox Hunt
Fran Fahor
Wanderer
Memphis
Arkansas
Woodstock
Chisholm Trail
Tivn
Utey
Daddy
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Fact Fragments From Diverse Historic Mentions
A chaotic collection of dated notes references public housing in Mansing Department France legal holidays in 1799 a stomach containing 5040 ants 10000 pigweed seeds a description of Coral Gables gondoliers Rome Circus Maximus 429 B C and Belgium producing first copper nickel coins in 1860.
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Moe
Mansing Department
Belgium
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