Congress salaries and the early failed amendments
An editorial reflects on the first two rejected amendments to the U.S. Constitution and the ongoing debate over lawmakers salaries. It notes historical resistance, cites a 1964 pay raise, and discusses a 1970s commission tasked with recommending increases for Congress and federal officials, questioning whether government profits justify higher pay. It quotes Ohio figures Gov. Frank Lausche and Sen. Stephen M. Young.
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House of
Natien
Wat dl
Supreme Court
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wilson Hirschfield
Ley
Congress
Lausche
House of Representatives
Stephen M. Young
Young
Wouldn't It Be Wonderful Candidate Stand on Own Feet
A political note envisions a candidate who champions less spending and taxes, lower national debt, fewer giveaways, more work for a day's pay, reduced bureaucracy, less welfare, and greater state responsibilities. It calls for honesty and integrity in office and a return to prudent federal limits.
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Asc
Doles
Highway Beautification through a litter tour in New Bern
A mat took a two mile highway hike with birds and buds as signs of spring. He counted litter on one road: two milk cartons nine whiskey bottles 19 potato chip bags six paint cans 12 unidentified cans 16 miscellaneous items and 195 beer cans. In New Bern the Stine Journal notes the scene alongside a claim that 1967 saw more business failures than new corporations, with bankruptcies up 42 percent since 196? while new incorporations rose 13 percent.
Successful Investing Periodic Review Of Moldings Advised
A reader asks how to invest for retirement and safety. The advisor recommends diversification and steady growth funds, suggesting a 3000 dollar start split between FMC and Radio Corp plus monthly 30 dollar investments toward Warner Lambert, then notes a guide by Roger Spear for further reading.
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Spector Industries
Fmcorp
Radio Corp
Warner Lambert
Roger Spear
Roger FE
Spear
The
Anderson Herald
Box 6Th
Wae Central Station
New York
WLYL
Buckley on the Right and the schism in US politics
The London Sunday Times article quotes Gerry Bush of Hubert Humphrey’s staff questioning if a Humphrey presidency can govern. It discusses fears of ungovernability from both left and right, McCarthy’s leverage, and potential disruption threats from the American Right versus the political center.
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Twe
London
Sunday Times
Gerry Bush
Hubert Humphrey
Chicago Bay
Bush
Humphrey
America
Richard Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Union League
Eugene McCarthy
Republic
Ucal
Berkeley
George Wallace
Earl Warren
Argedlina
Brazil
Peron
Goulart
Mewarthy
the Times
McCarthy
Robert Kennedy
New Hampshire
New York
Chicago
Silent ulcer and emergency care highlight antacid debate
A reader recounts a sudden collapse from a massive internal hemorrhage attributed to a silent duodenal ulcer. He describes hospital treatment at St John’s in Santa Monica, transfusions, and later a shift to a new calcium magnesium antacid tablet. The letter also discusses bicarbonate risks, self care, and asks readers to address health questions to Dr. William Brady in Beverly Hills.
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St. John's Hospital
Santa Monica
Prentice-Hall, Inc
Wis
Brody
Hare
William Brady
Camino
Beverly Hills
California
The Worry Clinic on Sex Problems in Marriage
Dr. George Crane notes most divorces begin in the bedroom and urges wives to recognize omitted duties and complacency. He cites audience questions and its heavy focus on sex and marriage, urging readers to request his booklet and psychological charts as practical guidance.
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Uwater
Sama
Nite
Dr. Crane
Crane
Blellet
Ind
Folklore and Immigrant Humor in Dialect Lines
An analysis of immigrant humor in language used to settle the nation notes dialect verses such as The Dutchman's Serenade in German and English blend. It cites lines showing comic mispronunciations, social tension, and stereotypes, including a concluding item American Saying: A liberal is a radical with a wife and child.
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Police
Are Schools Usurping Authority In The U S
Russell Kirk argues that public schooling has shifted from guiding individual character to pursuing social reform. He criticizes teachers who override parental authority and frame students as national resources, urging schools to focus on disciplined thought and ethical development rather than utopian policies. He warns of an inferno of failed ideals.
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United States
Arizona
Jennings
Commonwealth
Sir Thomas
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Gen. Fea. Corp
Jan 29 1993 Fire Destroys Citizens Bank Building
In Anderson, the Citizens Bank building at the southeast corner of Main and Meridian Streets was gutted by a major fire on January 29 1993. It was the largest fire in the Anderson Fire Department’s history, aided by 4 mile per hour winds and frigid 49 degree temperatures below zero. Firefighters moved equipment between stations as crews battled the blaze and new fire trucks arrived.
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Citizens Bank
Mth and
Meridian Sts
Anderson Fire Department
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