Proof Is In The Pudding Says Indiana Congressman
Editorial notes payroll data from Indiana lawmakers showing Rep. Dennis in the Tenth District as the most economical, with a staff payroll of 95 721 annually, while Sen. Hartke and Bayh payrolls reach six figures. The piece argues Dennis saves taxpayers money and that the evidence confirms the saying proof is in the pudding.
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David Dantle
Indiana
Madion County
Clerk of
House
Senate
Congress
Dennis
Vance Hartke
Jacques Leroy
Hart
Birch Bayh
Robert Keefe
Cong
Washington, D.C
Finland Pays WWI Debts and Holds Budget Line
Finland commits semi annual payment of 357 660 dollars and remains the only nation to consistently repay World War I debts, contrasting with 40 billion owed by 17 other countries. The piece links Finland's strict constitutional budget rule to its financial reliability and argues against nationalization as a solution to rail industry woes, citing ASTRO findings.
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Finland
France
Netherlands
Fineland
Congress
Space ships and trains in folklore and verse
A compact, period voice recalls space ships as unknown wonders and early trains as transformative forces. Vivid lines hint at colonial and frontier imagery, linking locomotive power to shifting races and the opening of the West as the poem ends with the note American Saying: Envy is the homage paid to excellence.
Anderson Herald notice from Special Service form
Public notice from The Anderson Herald Special Service with contact instruction for obtaining a copy of the Sunday Herald, including a phone number and a collection method, referencing that a copy will be provided without charge upon request.
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Sour Wexaio
Herald
Species Messenger
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Associated Press
Blueprint for Counterbudget sparks debate in New York City
Alice Widener reports on the Counterbudget drafted by a center-left coalition led by Sol Linowitz and the National Urban Coalition. It outlines six goals including full employment, universal basic needs, and increased foreign aid, with proposals for a 10 percent surtax and rising deficits to fund cash payments to families. The plan envisions inflation controlled through policy shifts, defense cuts, and substantial welfare expansion, provoking strong reaction from lawmakers.
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New York City
U.S
National Urban Coalition
Sol Linowitz
American National Social
Tupolev's TU-144 Triumph Stirs Soviet Pride
In a Pravda interview Tupolev reflects pride in the TU-144 supersonic airliner as Soviet officials, including Brezhnev and Kosygin, pose with a model at Moskva’s Youtovo Airport. The article notes the USSR claims an edge over the Concorde and envisions vast sales and prestige from SSTs.
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Tupolev
Stali
Stalin
Cople
Central Institute of Aerodynamics and Hydrodynamics
Moscow
Aeroflot
Pravda
Pompidou
Youtovo Aiport
Leonid Brezhnev
Mikhail Susiov
Alexei Kosygin
Ussr
Bill Proxmire
McNaughe Syndicate
Where To Write Your Legislators
A guide listing contact details for U S senators and representatives. Mentions Sen R Vance Hartke and Sen Birch E Bayh Jr with office locations in Washington D C, Room 304 Old Senate Office Building, addresses reflect BUL Washngton De in 20610 Rep.
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R. Vance Hartkeid
Senate
Bul Washngton de In
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Washington, D.C
The Mistrial in New Haven and Its Implications
A critique arguing the New Haven mistrial shows that juror bias favored acquittals for Seale and Huggins, and that the trial system itself, not jurors, failed. The piece calls for reforms learned from English practice to avoid future debacles and urges focus on justice for Rackley Seale and Huggins.
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New Haven
Kingman Brewster
Yale
Connecticut
Brewster
Bobby Seale
Erika Huggins
Seale
Para Ieee
Sirhan Sirhan
Bruno Hauptmann
England
Merewster
Alex Rackley
ALP
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Our Overseas Shopping Threatens US Auto Makers
Paul Harvey discusses defense secretary Charlie Wilson and Henry Ford warning that US car production may shrink as Americans buy foreign cars. He cites rising import shares, price pressures from safety rules, and inflation eroding workers’ real wages. Ford warns of becoming a service nation if production suffers.
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Defense
Charlie Wilson
General Motors
Henry Ford
United States
Ford
Robert McCurry
U.S
Gen
Fea, Corp
At Wit's End On Riches From Everyday Signs
A humorous meditation on wealth reveals riches are relative in daily life. The narrator notes clues like loyal gas stations, family meals, oversized clothes, owning a boat without oars, notes to teachers, a full TV set, and even a dog’s cleanliness. Bruces tambers and Ronny emerge as examples.
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Brucie
Reader Comment on Slums and Community Pride in Amelia
A reader argues that slums are not destiny and that improving attitudes and pride among residents matters more than taxes. The comment claims historic poor neighborhoods could stay clean, and warns against additional taxes as ineffective against slums in Amelia.
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Amelia
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