Editorial Examines Rise of Federal Spending Toward 1990
The piece analyzes 1960 to 1968 budget trends, noting civilian federal payroll growth, rising defense and nondefense expenditures, and a projected $300 billion budget by 1990. It argues government expansion exceeds Vietnam effects and urges restraint through education, research, and consolidating programs, proposing a Hoover Commission revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Vietnam
Hoover Commission
Federal power vs state wage rights sparks legal challenge
The text argues that federal regulation of interstate commerce has eroded state sovereignty. It cites 1966 amendments to the Fair Labor Standards Act extending minimum wage rules to state and local workers in schools hospitals and care facilities. Maryland and five other states challenge legality while Texas warns that broad federal reach could ensnare many state and local entities in regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Texas
Public Health Department
Police
Highway Department
Congress
Successful Investing Advice From Mr Spear Column
Mr Spear provides guidance on building a portfolio with diversification and patience. He notes select stocks like Long Ts and Witeo, observing a low price earnings ratio and downward trend suggesting caution. He mentions an $80,000 cash position and urges waiting for recovery before adding more holdings while promising to answer questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witeo
Spear
Ais
Gon
Fea, Corp
Fragmented historical notice with mixed figures
A corrupted Sunday issued notice mentions payments at Anderson Vidiana and various sums including 15.00, 8.00, 4.80, 125, and 24 005 with references to locations in Virginia Indiana and beyond. It lists prem amounts and monthly sums, plus odd currency notations and a long string of illegible figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melly
Aenday
Claus Possnge
Anderson
Vidiana
Ssilveripiines
Bates
Etoties
Meld
Madien Cid Adiumion Nantes
Pagmbhe Iy Cachvernde
Onesie
Geontine
Uortignia
Indiana
Editor's Outlook on Supreme Court Criminal Evidence Reform
Analyzes liberal majority's self image and impact of reforming criminal evidence through Mallory Escobedo and Miranda decisions. Notes dangers of police interrogation limits, cites dissenters, and discusses proposed constitutional amendment to curb court rulings. Mentions Ervin and others seeking to restrict convictions from voluntary confessions amid rising crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Supreme Court
Justice White
Pheonix
Miranda
Supreme Court
Escobedo
Harlan
Stewart
White
Washington
Supreme
Sam Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Supreme Cawoy
Warren Court
Gen, Yea, Corp
Brady's Health Service Advice Column by Dr Sredy
A health Q and A column discusses reducing reliance on medications and addresses how fear of illness fuels overuse. Readers are urged to adopt simple self care and note that responses require stamped envelopes. a signoff cites Brady and a California address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady's Health Service
William Sredy
Beary
William Brady
Ti Cami
South
Beverly Wills
California
Worry Clinic reveals paths to youth discipline and work
Dr. George W. Crane hosts a radio segment with Mike Levine on KDKA Pittsburgh discussing teen delinquency. He argues respect starts at home, elders deserve respect, and employment prevents trouble, urging parents to have youths earn spending money and to request his booklet 20 Ways to Earn Spending Money.
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Mike Levine
Gina
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Mike
Ratlin
Br. Crane
Ste
Crowded Indianapolis Race Day Ends With Harsh Exchange
In Indianapolis crowds awaiting buses, an elderly woman flustered and elbowed through the throng, targeting a man with a sharp back jab. She pressed, asking which bus to Crown Hill Cemetery, while the man dodged and replied it made no difference to him. A harsh anecdote follows about writer Irvin Cobb and Elks Club remarks, and a grim joke about coroners and violence endures as a weathered American Saying notes an umpire’s infamous error on the baseball field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Wade
Crown Hill Cemetery
Ma’an
George Pomerton
Sam Fisher
Peace Corps Enduring Amid Peru Projects and Papal Volunteers
Analysis of Peace Corps work in Peru shows active programs led by PCVs under Miss Tissie Goodall, including 4-H training, loan funds, summer institutes, leadership contests, and rural development. Papal Volunteers in Latin America also operate effectively, funding scholarships, medical aid, and credit unions, while the broader Peace Corps debate notes some projects succeed and others falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Corps
Maryly Travers
Peru
Tissie Goodall
She Wriles
PCV
Clu
Auriculaire Suny Home
Sutil
Echon
Pragadis
Aol Mail Arty Eedtor
Veil Ark
Severst Constantty Librarass
Peres Corps
Portagal
Tate
Bcal Thornton
Hubert Wamphrey
Papal Volunteers
Hich
W. Monras Street
Chicago
Tiny lad to our Navy in ug saved the slip and how
A garbled dialogue recounts a 17 year old sailor named Hirata Paulding who, while serving on a ship, reportedly risked danger to board a British vessel, disabled guns, and altered gunpowder, with later feats including delivering messages across South American terrain. The text weaves between misread names and fragmented actions, mentioning naval camels of a powder change and compass notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirata Pauling
Dehn
Tiso
Rome
Snellont Ag Rk
Smarb
Ticonderoga
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Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Citzenderger
Harriet Y Toner
Rogere C.jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Raymond A. Reed
THE
Associated Press
Pulwankar
America
Mallory
Marime
Supreme Justices
Ton
Philadelphia
Danny Escobedo
Goldberg
Justee
Ple
Ehavlakins
United
Shiros
United Anites
Ameriovis
George W. Crane
Crane
Mellor
Ind
Folklore
Wie
Jale
Irvin S. Cobb
Kentucky
Fural
Paducah
ACE Corps
Buckley
James
Martin
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