Tax Exemption Fight Hits Right Wing Crusade
The Internal Revenue Service targets the Christian Crusade led by Billy James Hargis over tax-exempt status. If denied, mailing costs would rise and gifts would no longer be tax deductible, though individual income would not be greatly affected. The dispute recalls a broader debate on church and political activity.
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How Big Is 100 Billion As Federal Spending
Columnist Sylvia Porter offers concrete comparisons to illustrate the enormity of 100 billion dollars. She notes a hypothetical 100 billion starting base losing 100 thousand daily for 776 years and explains how such sums echo in debt all generations may bear. The piece warns that spending outpaces income even in booms and fears downturn impacts.
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Sylvia Porter
Milk Price Floors Persist Despite Official Help Claims
The Agriculture Department and White House talk of aiding consumers but milk marketing orders let local commissions fix a price floor. In Virginia a store owner was jailed and fined $250 for not raising milk prices and was barred from selling below the official figure.
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Virginia
Credit Soviet Style Consumer Credit in the Union
The article notes state controlled consumer credit in the Soviet Union differs from U.S. practice. There are no repossessions because law requires the state to deduct payments from salaries. It also caps total indebtedness at four months pay.
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U.S
Successful Investing: Hold Klein and Avoid Sperry Rand
Reader asks whether to switch Klein and Mays into Sperry Rand to recoup losses. advisor urges holding Klein for growth, selling Mays to diversify, and avoiding Sperry Rand due to clouded computer prospects. Recommend upgrading by liquidating Mays into General Telephone.
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Klein
Sperry Rand
Congress Feels Pinch as Highway Costs Rise
The 89th Congress opens amid alarm over higher Federal highway costs raising the need for about 5 billion more dollars by 1973. Administration plans include higher truck taxes and diesel fuel hikes, while some lawmakers push to earmark existing auto excise taxes for roads.
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Feda
Highway Trust Fund
Wilbur Mills
House
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Johnson
Function of riboflavin and pellagra risks in diet
Dr. William Brady outlines riboflavin vitamin B2 benefits and pellagra risks from poor diets. He lists rich sources including milk cheese eggs liver leafy greens and beans and warns signs such as cracked lips eye irritation and neurasthenia. He notes riboflavin together with niacin helps prevent pellagra and promotes youth-like vitality.
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Agra
South
J. B. McLester
Wead Hillman Hospital
Nemame
Elmer V. McCollum
Man Sought After Vanished Boy in Fort Worth Incident
An interstate alert seeks the former stepfather of 11 year old Billy Dean Nixon who disappeared after being seen in a car with a red haired man. The suspect lives in Las Vegas Nevada and drives a tan model car matching the vehicle. Cairo reports its first snowfall in two decades as rainstorms flood the area.
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Cairo
Alexandria
Potato Test for a Virile Church and Its Costs
Clark outlines a practical test for church vitality, emphasizing mission spend and outreach over showy buildings. The piece warns that churches spending over $100000 may show diminishing returns, urging focus on new converts, missions, and community service rather than prestige.
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Clark
Contraries of Life Reflected in Folk Saying
The excerpt surveys varied opinions on human life and behavior, noting how people judge others by wealth, religion, politics, charity, and affection. It cites an American saying about two kinds of people who never amount to much and questions conventionally approved paths and failures alike.
College Names Charles J. Schuttrow Public Information Head
RENSSELAER Saint Josephs College today named Charles J. Schuttrow director of public information. Schuttrow, a former Indianapolis News copy editor and Saint Josephs graduate, will lead the news bureau and sports information department and serve as associate editor of college publications for alumni and students.
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Saint Joseph’s College Today
Charles J. Schuttrow
Schuttrow
Indianapolis News
Saint Joseph’s
South Bend Tribune
Saint Joseph's
Saintek
Hoosier Sergeant Killed in Korea
An Army sergeant from Rushville Indiana was fatally shot in Korea on Wednesday while helping subdue a soldier making threats with a machine gun. Smith Jr was hit by a tracer shot fired from the weapon.
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The Shepherd and Ambition by Julien C. Hyer
A short reflective piece urges choosing intellect over brute effort. mentions biblical restraint and self discipline while questioning the idea of constant victory. The author challenges striving for every goal and suggests thoughtful method instead.
Below This Is The Life This Is Answer Gospel Singing Time
A fragment listing a radio or forum program lineup includes gospel singing and a religious time slot. The text mentions formats and identifiers like life and answer but provides no clear event or participants.
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