Who Pays The Bills Editorials On Taxpayer Revolt
Editorial argues voters rejected over 9 billion in bonds on Nov 5 signaling a taxpayer revolt. It cites state and local finance strains, rising taxes, and calls for cutting federal spending to empower local control and preserve freedoms.
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Well Street Journal
Richard L. Strout
Christian Science Monitor
Congressional Quarterly
John H. Jaffee
Rhode Island
Virginia
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Alaska
University of Alaska
Washington, D.C
New Jersey
Los Angeles
Oregon
New York City
Ohio
Richard Netzer
New York University
National Commission On Urban Problems
Burgauarats
Watch The Pay Hike
Rotary Club notes a $375 raise on a $7 500 salary boosts federal taxes by $147 Social Security by $40 and state local levies by $31 leaving $157 after taxes but rising cost of living by 3 percent costs $181 making you $24 worse off than a year ago
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Rotary Club
Successful Investing: Split Stock Dividends and Income Picks
Roger Spear advises gradual shift from Economics Laboratory into high dividend payers and growth stocks. Hold Am Telephone and Long Island Lighting for growth and income. Recommend selling house if advantageous, buying smaller home in rising area, and reinvesting gains. Maintain Belding Heminway for growth potential amid ongoing work and Social Security considerations.
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As & Young
Economics Laboratory
Long Island
Arena
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Belding Heminway
Roger Spear
Roger F. Spear
Anderson Werald
Central Station
New York
N.Y
Walt
Gen. Fea. Corp
We the People in These Times By Thamas Vermillion
Opinion piece arguing that the United States rests on people power and faith. It stresses that “We the people” must govern, not governments or elites, and warns that leadership alone cannot make a nation great without civic virtue. It laments crime, violence, and anti‑institution sentiment as threats to unity.
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United States
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Supreme Court
Democrat Party
Republican Party
Syras
Coercion on Campus Sparks Debate at Minnesota and Wisconsin Colleges
The St. Cloud College president yielded to demands by seven black students from a 200 student body. Days later Oshkosh State University faced a similar situation as about 100 students rioted after the president refused to yield. Police arrested many demonstrators as campuses risk chaos under mob rule claims.
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St. Cloud College
Minnesota
Oshkosh State University
Oshkosh
Wis
Wbere
Moby
Gangs
Muncie
William Brady’s Health Service Doubts Cold Baths
In a humorous but skeptical tone, the writer argues there is no scientific basis that cold baths increase resistance to respiratory infections. He explains immunity is specific and cannot be measured as general resistance, and criticizes the fad of cold exposure as a foolhardy myth. Brady invites readers to send health letters for brief replies.
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Yankee Wiseacres
Dr. Bracy
Quarles
St Lam
Brady
el Caerly Hills
Californie
Dinner party honors top letter writers in Danville
The Worry Clinic editor Martin Gagie outlines an unusual annual dinner where 15 to 19 tables host top letters to the editor, with officials from the Commercial News awarding diplomas to about 75 authors. Guest Ray Cromley speaks on Southeast Asian affairs as Bob Wright hosts, highlighting newspaper morale and reader debate.
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Martin
Gagie
Ray Cromley
Fale
America
Crane
Bob Wright
Dewnpaper
Bolts
Olives as Weather Prophets Stir Rainstorm Folklore
A southern storekeeper claims olives in a jar predict weather, noting a violent thunderstorm that struck nearby houses after his claim. He cites sayings about chickens, swallows, moon shape, and bright mornings as clues to dry or wet weather, reflecting folk lore and local belief.
De Gaulle and Speculators Loom Large in France Crisis
The piece argues de Gaulle faces a looming crisis as speculators shape France’s fate. It contrasts a controlled stance with market forces, notes Britain’s devaluation and France’s reserves, and cites Friedman and Drucker on exchange rates while warning of economic dislocation.
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Pia
Bretton Woods
Milton Friedman
Stigler
de Gaulle
Ing Canute
Constitutional Preamble of the United States
A garbled transcription of the U S constitution preamble declares intent to establish justice insure domestic tranquility provide for common defense promote the general welfare and secure liberty for the people and the United States with several orthographic errors. It references the original aims and sovereignty of the nation.
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United Shales of America
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