Tax Collectors On The Take In IRS Corruption Inquiry
Grand juries in two cities will begin hearing evidence this month on corruption involving the Internal Revenue Service. Investigators point to New York as a major hotspot with thousands of employees and lawyers implicated in bribe schemes and bypassed screening.
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Panamanian unrest stirs on eve of canal anniversary
Demonstrations planned in Panama and near the U S canal zone mark the first anniversary of the 1964 clashes over flag tensions. Leftist leaders call for a wreath ceremony, while Panamanian officials seek to avert violence as President Johnson signals renegotiation of the canal treaty.
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European press questions US job seekers for German labor needs
The Buddeutsche Zeitung in Munich asks if unemployed Americans would take German work. It cites 750000 open German jobs and over a million foreign workers, notes talks of using American labor, and warns German skilled labor demand contrasts with US unskilled surplus. It also highlights US unemployment near five percent and rising youth joblessness.
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Gold Stocks and Portfolio Shifts in a Mixed Market
An investor letter to Roger Spear discusses reallocating a $40,000 portfolio away from gold and toward Pacific Gas & Electric Winn-Dixie Sears and New England Electric. It notes gold unlikely to rise and warns against indiscriminate gold purchases while highlighting cyclical risks and inflation. A reader requests more gold-stock coverage and Spear advertises an investment guide.
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Eisenhower lauds Halleck Ford for GOP leadership
Former President Eisenhower sent a telegram praising Charles A Halleck and Gerald R Ford for exemplary service as House GOP leaders. He stressed enduring friendships and inner conviction as core rewards of public service amid a tribute noting their national impact. Coal traffic drives 30 percent of U S railroad jobs in Pittsburgh report.
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Backbiters and Goldwater in Conservative Circles
A Buckley column contrasts party blame over Goldwater’s 1964 run with emerging conservative discontent. A conservative union insider cites mixed views on Goldwater’s missteps from acceptance speeches to moderates. The piece notes ongoing debate among ACU directors about the candidate’s faults and future directions.
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Case of Terry B and the speech correction aid
A 6 year old boy Terry B struggles with lisp and mispronunciations causing social anxiety. Parents seek help and Dr Crane Mellor offers a booklet How to Correct Stuttering and Lisping with instructions and a stamped return envelope for response. References include Gallaudet Clarke Smith affiliations and methods to improve articulation within minutes.
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Calcium Candy Heals Longstanding Back Pain
A reader reports relief from ten years of back pain after three months of calcium and vitamin D capsules. They note pain returns when stopping use and disappears again with continued intake. A second portion discusses political critique of conservatism and references figures like Goldwater and Stevenson.
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Folklore Jests and Aids in Daily Life Across Anecdotes
The piece satirizes household habits and social quips from humor verses and jokes about antiques, mink shade needs, brake maintenance, and bill jokes. It cites casual rhymes about Mary Had a Little Lamb and bean planting, plus comments on migraine relief and calcium vitamin D usage in daily routines.
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Russia stalls on Johnson meeting bid in volatile era
Washington dispatch reports Soviet leaders hesitate to pledge a summit with President Johnson amid war in Vietnam and shifting U.S. strategy. Analysts cite uncertain Sino-Soviet dynamics and desire to keep flexibility to claim victory or deter escalation. Brezhnev and Kosygin took power mid October and have since sent mixed signals about continued coexistence with the United States.
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The Shepherd Perhaps by Julien Chyer
Distilled guidance urges patience humor and kindness to lift spirits. A calm approach, common sense, and tolerance are advised to avoid underhand actions and to encourage positive outcomes.
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Three Wise Men Face Punishment For Missing Collection
A Bavarian priest punished three door to door collectors dressed as the Wise Men for not turning over money and candy to the church. The youths aged 12 to 14 collected in the Epiphany rural Bavarian village, triggering church discipline.
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Future Good For Reweavers
Hempstead New York based Morton Mallin founder of the Eastern School Reweaving says a national shortage of skilled reweavers endangers repairs. He estimates about 2000 qualified reweavers in the United States with hundreds more offering work only to friends and relatives. Cigarette and cigar burns plus moth damage account for most reweaving requests and the trade handles about 29 million dollars in yearly volume. Mallin notes his family lineage in reweaving and emphasizes practice over theory.
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