Corrupt Practices Act cited in political fundraising scheme
The piece describes how the Corrupt Practices Act bans corporate political contributions and penalties for violations. It outlines a Democratic party funded book, advertising pages costing 313000 each, aimed to raise nearly 1 million to elect a pro administration Congress. State Committees on Voter Education allegedly funnel proceeds to avoid reporting.
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Riddles and Answers Tangle in Odd Coincidence
A column presents a string of quirky riddles with numbered questions and given solutions. The piece strings puns about spiders, weary wheels, animals to fold, and other wordplay, concluding with a puzzled American saying about cushions.
Never Had It So Good Ad Warns of Hidden Taxes
A Cleveland firm Warner and Swasey ran an ad critiquing government programs. It contrasts supposed benefits with the burden of taxes and higher prices, asking who will pay and warning that government spending is financed by taxpayers.
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The Meaning of Christmas Remains Timeless and Hopeful
A reflective meditation on Christmas emphasizing its enduring Christian ideals despite a troubled era. The piece notes Christmas brings feasting and gifts for children, while offering spiritual perspective and hope for a peaceful, joyful future worldwide.
We Are Being Misled On Federal Budget Figures
The piece argues the next fiscal year's budget will exceed 106 billion dollars despite claims of being below 100 billion. It cites Johnson's Congress and supplemental appropriations, predicting higher spending in defense Viet Nam war costs and social programs, warning of inflation and a weaker dollar.
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Successful Investing Higher Income In Obtainable With Some Lessening Of Security
A 70 year old investor seeks higher, safer income from a mix of stocks and cash. The advisor suggests prioritizing defensive dividend payers like Power companies and blue chips such as General Motors, Topeka & Santa Fe, Libben Owens Ford Glass and Maytag, with possible rights issues. Discussion covers broker commissions cost disclosure and how brokers may bill at cost or include charges.
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De Gaulle and the French Left in Postwar Politics
The piece argues that de Gaulle faces a strong left in France, with the Communist Party and allies drawing up to about 50 percent of the vote when including leftist sympathizers. It suggests his bid for independence and a European nuclear stance risks undermining NATO and his own popularity, while Lecanuet challenges him as nationalist and impractical.
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Christmas customs across France and Saint Nicholas tale
The piece describes French Christmas traditions with Saint Nicholas bringing toys for good children and Father Spanker punishing the naughty. It mentions feasting on roast goose, snails, mullet, kippers, and native grape juice, and notes Twelfth Night celebrations with carols and religious rites, plus the Reveille on Christmas Eve.
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Case Records of a Psychologist on Changing Introverts
Noel H a 20 year old engineering senior seeks a sales career despite his introvert personality. Dr Crane claims personality can change within 30 to 60 days through focused practice and a program that teaches complimenting others. He advertises a booklet and psychological charts for a fee.
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Vesper Sermon at Park Place Church of God Christmas Program
Park Place Church of God hosts a 6 p.m. vespers featuring familiar carols and a spoken word sermon by Kenneth F. Hall titled The Spoken Word. Dr. Hillery C. Rice states the service blends congregational singing with Crusaders and Choraleers choirs and a Junior High Handbell Choir.
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Belly breathing for angina relief urged by Dr Brady
Dr Brady promotes belly breathing as a simple emergency remedy for angina and other attacks. He explains abdominal breathing inflates the bellows more effectively than chest breathing, improves oxygenation and circulation, and advises six inflations nightly for sedentary individuals.
Nazi Death Aide Weeps During Trial
Wilhelm Burger, 61, cried openly at the opening of West Germany’s Auschwitz war crimes trial in Frankfurt as prosecutors accuse him of supplying Zyklon B gas used in extermination. Co-defendants Erber and Neubert showed no emotion as the court, facing low turnout, heard charges tied to the Nazi murder apparatus.
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Two Charged With Beating Death In Indianapolis
In Indianapolis two people Max Ulmer 38 and Mildred Young 32 are held on preliminary murder charges after the beating death of Joseph Peters 39 alias Peter Jacob Rummel The body was found on a patio behind an apartment building on the far northeast side Ulmer said he knocked Peters out during an argument Young said she found Peters alive and snoring and notified police but he was dead when officers arrived
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Second Degree Murder Charge For Waterloo Man
James Miller from Waterloo was indicted on a second degree murder charge in the November 29 shooting of Murven Tuttle. Miller reportedly admitted firing the shots. a gun linked to the case remains unrecovered after he said he disposed of it in Bixler Lake near Kendallsville.
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Navy slang and history shared for old salts at the YMCA
James B Martin recounts Navy phrases and facts for sea veterans including meanings of swallow the anchor and jack tar. He notes Charley Noble the smoke stack, first Greek Persian battle at Salamis, and explains OAO as the midshipman term meaning the one and only.
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