Profile In Courage or Vote On Union Tax Privilege
Editorial questions ethics of senators who rely on union money for re election. It notes Sen Bayh's past union contributions while opposing Judge Haynsworth and asks whether he will recuse from e voting on the Fannin amendment or continue to bow to big labor.
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United States Senate
Paul Fanning
Senate
U.S
Clement Haynsworth Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
Birch Bayh
Judge Haynsworth
Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers Union
Sen. Bayh
Organized
Big Labor
Hubert Humphrey
Internal Revenue Service
John F. Kennedy
Courage
Union Treasuries
On The Right Track Censorship Push Under FCC Chief
Dean Burch chairing the FCC calls for prosecution of stations airing obscenity or profanity warning that home viewers including children are exposed to trash. He notes readers can avoid books and viewers can skip movies but broadcast material in homes is wrong. Non commercial stations are accused of showing blue movies under educational pretexts and may face more scrutiny.
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Dean Burch
Federal Communications Commission
Burch
What About The Debt And The Dollar Standard
The piece questions the shift from bimetallic to silver only currency under the Coinage Act of 1965 and asks how a promise to pay underpins the national debt. It notes growing concern about whether a formal standard exists as the debt reaches record levels.
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United States
Questions on Agency notes and mutual fund plans
Agency notes pay interest at maturity for short terms and semiannually for long terms. Tax exempt status applies to state and local taxes but not federal taxes. Federal insurance does not apply to these notes. Mutual funds with insurance protection and systematic investing can be rewarding if budget allows. Holders consider merger and oil project prospects but earnings and reserves may vary. consult prospectus for specifics.
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Congress
Calvin
Bullock
British Peete
Standard Oil of
Ohio
Spear
Gen. Fea. Corp
Danang Hue Trip Reveals Vietcong Atrocities And Inconsistent Peace Talks
In a Danang Hue tour with Ellsworth Bunker, reflections on Averell Harriman meet contrast. The Tet era brutalities at Hue surface through described mass killings and buried alive victims, while the narrator notes credibility gaps in US aims and Hanoi optimism.
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DA Nang
Ellsworth Bunker
United States
Averell Harriman
Ave Harriman
Yale
Mr. Bunker
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Harriman
U.S
Danang
Great Sea
Hue
Hanoi
Irate Ad Customer Receives Ad Rate Explanation
A reader complains about ad prices, then receives a detailed rebuttal from the newspaper. The reply explains rate structures tied to market size, circulation, and costs. It compares total cost and per thousand rates across different papers and emphasizes transparency and education.
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Anderson
Crater Lake Formed by Volcano Collapse in Oregon
KLAMATH FALLS Oregon Crater Lake sits in a six mile diameter caldera created by the collapse of Mt Mazama The crater rim rises to about 12 600 feet and dominates the landscape near Crater Lake National Park Meanwhile Alaska holds a dominant coastline and continental shelf share Kuwait reports crude reserves over ten billion tons about 15 percent of world supply
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Crater Lake
Oregon
Mt. Mazama
Kuwait
THE SURRENDER TO THE MACHINE AGE
John Keasler narrates a confessional piece about gadgets and cars that mock human pride. A rented U Drive It car brings anxiety, comedy, and a critique of modern automation as the author admits defeat and seeks mercy from a machine dominated world.
Folklore and Golf Origins Referenced in Historic Lines
The excerpt notes a Punch magazine verse praising women’s fashion and cites a playful origin tale for golf tracing it to Scotland. It includes a humorous take on crinoline and skirt campaign and a pastiche poem describing golf’s beginnings with two shepherds using a pebble and crook. An American saying warns that time is the worst prodigality.
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Ares
New Migration Wave Foreseen by Eisenhower Report
Holmes Alexander analyzes Dr Milton Eisenhower on violence and migration, arguing a peaceful counter-revolution of Americans leaving cities for suburbs. He cites crime bills, court balance, and self rule in immigrant communities, warning against ideological criminals and urging traditional American solutions.
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Washington, D.C
Milton Eisenhower
Alleghenies
Eisenhower
Stockades
Prairies
Dr. Eisenhower
Berlin Walls
Nixon
Congress
Supreme Court
New Left
William A. Stanmeyer
American Bar Association
Washington
Garfinkel’s
McNaughty Syndicate, Inc
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Roger E. Spear
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Indiana
Harriet W. Toner
George D. Crittenberger
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Ici
Associated Press
Dmz
Buckley
Chicago Tribune
New York Times
Alaska
Rocky Mountains
Denver
John Keasler
Keasler
Folklore
By William Wade
Punch
London
Wade
Walter Scott
Caledonia
Scotland
Holmes Alexander
United States of America
Alexander
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