Dennis Hits Appropriations At Kiwanis Meeting
Congressman David W. Dennis criticized the 1970 HEW Labor ORO Appropriations Bill and its inflationary impact. He noted rising costs including debt interest, Medicare, and unemployment benefits, urged restraint, and praised plain speaking fiscal prudence as a remedy. He warned excessive spending and misallocated funds threaten national finances.
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Anderson Kiwanis Club
David W. Dennis
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Dennis
Congress
The Hess Saga and Calls for Release Stir Debate
AMay1941 Hess raid into Scotland and implacable Nuremberg fate frame a broader debate. Calls by F L Bailey M M Belli and Morgan P Ames press for release while Airey Neave pushes for freedom. Soviet stance remains firm as Spandau Prison holds Hess, ill and guarded in Berlin West. A film year review notes 1969 imperfect for cinema.
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Scotland
Duke of Hamilton
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George VI
Churchill
Hitler
Stalin
Russia
Hass
Vg. 4There
F. Lee Bailey
Melvin M. Belli
Morgan P. Ames
Airey Neave
Nuremberg
Sunday Express
Hell
Soviet Union
Spandau
Berlin
West Berlin
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Walt
Alphanumeric and Equity Growth Fund Queried in 1970 Letters
The text discusses Alphanumeric once rising to high prices despite losses, with centers planned in New York Los Angeles and Chicago, and notes its 1938 1939 sales and 1960s investments. It also reviews Equity Growth Fund founded 1966, showing modest NAV loss through 1969, distributions, and a cautious positive outlook for growth investors. It invites readers to order Roger Spear's investing guide.
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Hese
Petter Company
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Los Angeles
Chicuzo
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Roger FR. Spear
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Box 168
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y. Wway
Fea Corp
Lunch aid polarizes a heated national debate
In a Russell Kirk column, the Nixon era faces rising federal lunch subsidies for public school children. He notes 1967 figures of 22 million on meals, a drop to 3.4 million, then projected rises to 6.6 million, arguing the program grew from wartime needs. He criticizes private catering in kitchens and claims bureaucrats push “hot lunches” despite uneven benefits and quality, citing moody youths and nutritionally questionable meals.
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Department of Agriculture
Johnson
Congress
Nixon
Treasury
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Uncle Sam
Gen, Fuad
Cocp
Allen Ginsberg Censorship Clash Sparks Miami Controversy
A chaotic column by John Keasler critiques Allen Ginsberg's Miami performance and its censorship battle. It rails against antiwar stances and calls for defend free speech, praising Ginsberg while mocking critics, noting box office outcomes and cultural tensions of 1970.
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Stark
Thomas Paine
Tom Defférson
Robert Irgeroll
Twain
Merce
Allen Ginsberg
Clarion
Mickey Mouse Court
Eleanor Roosevelt
New York Times
Spire Agnew
America
Ginnborg
Miami
Inc
Atsacdaandi
Dinsberg
Pr. Seuss
Mrs. Mitchell
Ginsserg
al Enllitts
Alten Ginsberg
Allen Ginsarg
Kary
Dio
McNaught Syndicate
Ind
Reform idea for railroads and public transit
A former railroad patron argues New England rail service is failing due to high costs and delays. He proposes government acquisition of railroad beds, leasing them to operators under safety rules, with competitive pricing and union protections, to restore public transit efficiency.
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Ralawad
New York
Pen Central Railroad
Greenwich
Connecticut
Tom
New York Daily News
Yerother
Shay
Adill
Wint
Boises
Gressiman
New England
TCC Stouin
American Motors
Prise
Greyhound
Eastern Airlines
Buckley
Wey
Folklore Reflections and Quoted Wit From Various Voices
A compact collection of brief quotations on culture and society. Notes on romance, media, and public figures mix with casual remarks about literature, cinema, and politics, illustrating a kaleidoscope of perspectives from writers, entertainers, and leaders.
Franco the Strongman of Spain Remains a Complex Leader
The piece portrays Francisco Franco as a religious mystic and powerful leader who stabilized Spain after upheaval. It notes praise from Churchill and Negrevelt, Spain's bid for European acceptance, and joint U.S. NATO and UN ties. It discusses Spain's economy, potential EU membership, and the impact of aging leadership on military bases.
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Franco
Gow
Frankelin Negrevelt
Winston Churchill
Spain
Alvet
United Mater
NATO
Franca
United States
Security Council
Europe
Greece
Turkey
Libya
Wheelus Air Force
Mediterranean
New World
McNaught Syndicate
Tac
Conede Silver Output Rings In 1968 Record
Conede reported production of 3,251,004 troy ounces of silver in 1968. In entertainment data, 23,963 animals appeared in films or TV shows. A rabbit capable of covering five to twenty feet in each leap is noted.
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