Tea Party Bicentennial Recalled In Postal Stamp Celebration
A 200th anniversary reflection on the Boston Tea Party notes its role in sparking rebellion, highlights the 1773 Tea Act, smuggling fears, and Parliament’s harsh measures. The U S Postal Service issues a commemorative stamp as Boston plans a three day bicentennial with music, a Tea Party Ball, and a reenactment.
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British East India Company
East India Company
India
England
America
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Holland
Atlantic
New York
Philadelphia
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John Hancock
Boston Harbor
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Lord North
Massachusetts
U.S. Postal Service
Wit's End Misadventure of a Household Clean-Up
A mother recalls a week of coercive tidying as a family battles clutter. Pranks and hiding items escalate until every room stalls, a car is towed, and the once chaotic house becomes orderly after a two week reform effort. The piece lampoons domestic struggle with humor and a chaotic household battle plan.
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Where To Write Your Legislators
Readers can contact U S senators and representatives in Washington D C. Names listed include R Vance Hartke Birch Bayh Elwood Hillis and William Bray with room numbers in the Senate and Rayburn Office Building and Washington D C addresses. The piece provides contact details for legislators and invites correspondence.
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Rayburn Office
Contingent Nominations Under Constitutional Clause
A critical discussion questions the eligibility of Gerald Ford and William Saxbe for federal offices under the constitutional ban on salaries above prior terms. The piece cites Byrd Hathaway and Byrd’s stance, noting Nixon’s nominations, the Senate’s quick fix, and calls for constitutional amendment while stressing that some clauses are mechanical and absolute. It argues impeachable conduct and strict adherence to constitutional language.
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Wisliam Hathaway
Elizabeth Holtaman
Robert Byrd
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Supreme Court
Our New Tin Pennies Soon and Copper Value Rise
Alice Widener argues copper coins will be melted down as copper becomes rare and aluminum pennies replace copper. She cites Treasury action, demonetized coins, and Greshams law, forecasting tin pennies and nickels as future money shifts while gold remains a safeguard.
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Irene Figler
Tampa
Tampa Tribune
Sylvia Porter
Germany
America
U.S.A
Irene Eigler
Fernand Baudhuin
Louvain University
Noboy
U.S
Gresham
Flak Catching in the Schools
A feature on confrontations with a Dr Jones from the National Ethnic Daily News. It discusses IRS rules on open minority access, alleged boiler plate ad schemes, and criticism of extortionist tactics targeting schools claiming non discrimination. The piece cites Tom Wolfe and Better Business Bureau reactions.
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Internal Revenue
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National Ethnic Daily News
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Alderton
Fice Titleus
Better Business Bureau
Los Angeles
National Association of Independent Schools
Tom Wolfe
Dr. Joneses
Ates
Television as babysitter and its passive child impact
Panelists at an APA meeting argue TV makes children passively absorbing rather than violent. Excessive viewing yields vacancy of imagination and empathy, risking later antisocial behavior, while household factors and parental guidance largely shape behavior.
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Joseph Palombo
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Piers
Deadwood
Public Officials Mental Health Scrutiny Sparsely Defined
Paul Harvey argues that medical privacy for officials is increasingly questioned as mental health becomes a political factor. He cites Nixon and Kennedy eras, Eagleton and Ford, noting public interest in psychiatric history alongside concerns about expertise and reliability in leadership.
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Will Rogers
Congress
Nixon
Harvey
Sen. Goldwater
John Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Ted Kennedy
Fd Muskie
Lyndon Johnson
Tom Eagleton
McGovern
Sen. Eagleton
Gerald Ford
Arnold Hutchnecker
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