Supreme Soviet session eyed as power shifts loom
The article surveys the Soviet Union's Supreme Soviet, its rubber-stamp reputation, and potential power shifts under Khrushchev and Brezhnev era dynamics. It notes two-chamber structure, elected four-year terms, and the Politburo's real control, with observers predicting possible leadership shakeups by 1970.
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Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
Moscow
Communist Party Central Committee
Anatole Shub
Washington Post
Kreimlin
Kremlin
Nikita
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Communist Party Congress
Shirl
Brezhnev Kosygin
Middle East
Czechoslovakia
Vadimir Tsich Lenin
Surtax Extension Sparks Bipartisan Debate
The piece argues against a 10 percent surtax extension, blaming federal deficits for inflation and claiming the tax would fuel government spending. It contends without the extension, spending cuts would occur, and criticizes the bill for lacking realistic tax reforms and new spending cuts.
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Jones
Investment Note on Public and Private Hospital Bonds
A Q and A explains investment forms for schools and hospitals. Public school bonds finance new buildings with tax exempt interest when the hospital is a sole beneficiary, while hospital bonds not fully publicly supported may lose tax exemption. Market demand varies as issuers seek underwriters and liquidity for resale or redemption.
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E.d. A
Ween Public Schontricts
Prav
Rand
Tshombe’s Kidnapping and Algerian Role Stir Controversy
The piece laments Tshombe’s kidnapping and recounts Algerian actions under Boumedienne, claiming murder rumors and political pressure shaped his fate. It critiques international indifference, notes Spain’s silence, and defends Tshombe as a proponent of interracial cooperation and Western friendship.
Brady's Health Service debunks arthritis hoax and urges nutrition
Dr William Brady argues chronic progressive joint disability in middle aged and older adults stems from joint degeneration and nutritional deficiencies not arthritis. He warns against calcium deposit myths, promotes a regimen in Chronic Joint Disability with a 33 cent lesson and stamped return envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bresler
Regius
Oxford
Behemoth University: calling for humane scale in higher education
The piece argues that postwar federal funding has fueled a massive, impersonal university system. It cites the Brock report’s call for smaller community or cluster colleges and warns large campuses risk alienating students. It urges trustees to curb expansion and restore personal faculty-student ties.
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Behemoth University
Washington
Congress
W. EB. Brock
Tennessee
Claremont Colleges
University of the Pacific
California
Michigan State University
University of California At Berkeley
University of Wisconsin
Dad
Fiat
Vietnam
Ivove Tower
Boamer
Socrates
Boomer
Tim
Gen
Fea, Corp
Nonesome singing and rustic verses from Indiana traditions
A fragmentary look at Indiana folk pastimes including solo and group singing known as Nonesome singing. It mentions Raccoon and Rabbit verses with tails and refrains, a joke about swapping a wife for corn, and a quip about people who always tell what they think.
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Indiana
Ferson
Humber
Bussum
Rabbit
Evansville
Interlocking Directorate Critics Target Pentagon Defense
A 1989 profile argues an interlocking network of scholars and policy figures opposing U S military spending. It links Arthur Waskow, Richard Raskin, Marcus Raskin, and others to reformist groups, the Institute for Policy Studies, and the New Left. The piece warns of a broad antiwar coalition influencing policy and argues for defending the Defense Establishment against such critiques.
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Washington, D.C
U.S
Arthur Waskow
Pentagon
Counter
Neugtyal
McCarthy
New Left
Institute For Policy Studies
Fece
Marcus Ras+ Kin
Yale
Coffin
Benjamin Spock
Democratic Society
Kennedy
National Security Council
Raskin
Waskow
Black Partner
Eldridge Cleaver
Richard Barnes
Kennedy Administration
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Institute
Proxmire
Representative Barhead
Richard Kaufman
Senator Proxmire
Pete Stockton
Representative Moorhead
Washington Post
Davids
Goliath
A. Ernest Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
W Force
the Post
Defense
laweandl+ crror
National Defense
Aytem
Amecan
Burke
Kremlin
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Restorations and industry quotes from 1933 press items
Amsterdam’s Restoration Bureau outlines advice on almost 1000 projects including houses warehouses and churches in Europe. Formosa hosts over 250 Japanese factories with near zero wages. Milwaukee dairy sector forms a major share of national food retail value. The preamble to the U S Constitution is cited in this fragment.
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Amsterdam
Taipel
Itis
Formosa
Milwaukee
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W. Tomer
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner
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Sorrar
Martha
Indian Dem Voor
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the Herald
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Aim
Spacial Meringer
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Pearsty
Crir
Tshomhe, Tem
Tshombe
Thome
Joseph Obutu
Rem Tshombe
Mobutu
Mobulu
Kingasia
Lemumbayille
Mohutuglats
Leopoldville
Bourvadienne
Tshombeo
Congo
Tshansvte
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Im 11
Boumedienne
Cado
Iron Prison
Ber Bella
Latin America
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Altellors
Strance-June
Spain
Friends of
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Frasce
Buckley
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William Brady
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Tome
Holmes Alexander
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