How To Buy Access to White House Through President's Club
A reader summarizes a political fundraiser claiming a $10 000 membership buys direct access to the President and gilt-edged invitations to White House events. Critics cite the Hatch Act limits and call for investigation while noting the club's two tiers and a goal of 3 million dollars.
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Wasshington
United States
White House
President S Club
Democrat National Committee
Clifford Carter
Robert §. Allen
Paul Scott
Carter
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Johnson
Clark MacGregor
Minnesola
MacGregor
Nicholas Ratzenbach
Katarnbach
Can't Afford To Be Poor Under Johnson Humphrey Era
A reader notes rising prices under the Johnson Humphrey administration make poverty harder to bear and jokes it may be part of a fitness program. The letter recalls inflation over a decade and comments on grocery costs and efficiency of earning a living.
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Johnson-Humphrey
Farmers blamed for inflation in heated criticism
In a sharp critique, lawmakers dispute farm price movements and blame agricultural policies for rising costs. They accuse secretary Orville Freeman and allies of portraying farmers as inflation scapegoats while noting retail food costs rise after leaving the farm.
Swigert Warns of Slide Toward Totalitarianism in Speech
Ernest G. Swigert, chairman of Hyster Company, warned against expediency in politics. He cited a French saying about politicians bribing people with their own money and criticized welfare programs as contributing to an erosion of the American Republic.
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Ernest G. Swigert
Hyster Company
Rasleda
Giving 50 Shares to Daughter in Law Considered
Successful Investing advice discusses gifting 50 shares of Northern Illinois Gas to a daughter and her husband, noting New England Telephone as a high yield Bell System subsidiary. It also answers questions on Series H savings bonds interest, stating a 4.05 percent yield and tax details, plus how to order Roger Spear's guide.
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Tel
Commonwealth
Adison
Northern Linois Gas
Slack
New England Telephone
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S. Treasury
Roger Spear
Roger BE. Spear
Clat Central Station
New York
Bea
Medicaid Madness Critics warn New York law overextends welfare
Opinion piece argues New York Medicaid extends free medical care beyond need, exempting savings up to 50 percent of income. It condemns legislators as ignorant and warns broader welfare policies threaten the country, urging midterm political action in Washington.
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New York
Virginia
Florida
Ohio
Kentucky
Bank
Wal
New York State
Formumediate
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Ios Pibal
United States
Washington
Aspirin and health myths in Brady's health column
The piece discusses dope and aspirin usage, warning against overreliance on mixtures containing acetylsalicylic acid and acetaminid, noting risks from aspirin and other drugs, and urging cautious, informed use with medical guidance. It includes Brady's invitation for letters and a Constitution preamble.
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Welgter
Stedman
United States
U.S
Dr Crane on Yelling Fathers and Child Anxiety
A 1940s advice column discusses how a doctor father who yells at children can shape their future behavior. It notes children adapt, but may later mistake loudness for masculinity, risking unhappy marriages and provocative reactions. The piece promotes a book and psychology charts from Dr Crane.
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Virginia
Quotations and reflections on youth, translation, and thrift
A collage of voices on childhood development from Dr Marie Montessori to American youths, plus remarks from Davin Milhaud on translation and a French proverb about thrift. The pieces span education, art, and wit, illustrating diverse perspectives in a brief, era-style montage.
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Marie Montessori
Do You Pay Too Much Income Tax
To The Point argues small taxpayers face unfair IRS pressure and calls for a Small Tax Division in the Federal Tax Court. Senators Magnuson and Long propose two tax commissioners per circuit to allow cash-strapped citizens under $2500 to appeal without a lawyer, citing despotism vs. republic risk and the burden of costly Caesar-like court routes.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Warren Magnuson
Washington
Ins
Edward Long
Missouri
Magnuson
Federal Treasury
Caesar
St. Paul
Cesar
Magnuson-Long Billed
Tax Court
Gach Tus
Tirpitz and myth of the Blue Ribband Trophy
The piece recounts the battleship Tirpitz with its launch at Wilhelmshaven on April 1 1939 and its feared role in World War II. It mentions Tirpitz’s influence on naval policy and a controversial note about a mythic Blue Ribband Trophy claimed to be won by the USS United States in 2054 after a historic Atlantic crossing.
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Wilhelmhaven
Herr Hitler
Martin
Lirpitz
Tirpiz
Frau von Hassell
Rome
Hitler
Frau Hassell
Erich Raeder
Tirpitz
von Bothmardlallwed
Lusitania
USA
Britain
United States
Atlantic Ocean
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