Senate report blasts federal spending and inflation rise
A Senate Republican committee released a study detailing wasteful Johnson Humphrey era spending. It cites erosion of billions in life insurance reserves bonds pensions and savers, with examples from excessive federal paperwork and costly studies on topics from lion psychology to mushroom respiration. The memo condemns the administration's budget and deficit figures as dangerously misleading and unpatriotic.
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Senate Republican Committee
U.S
Senate
GOP
Congress
United States Senate
Johnson-Humphrey
Berth Of A Yacht Revelations In Navy Docking
The Republican Congressional Committee newsletter reports a Navy rule about private vessels docking at government ports. It notes Charles Revson’s yacht Ultima Hi docked in Washington DC near Navy Yard. Authority allegedly came from a Pentagon lower level, raising questions about private influence and regulatory enforcement amid Democrat activity.
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Navy
Charles Revson
Washington, D.C
Navy Yard
Revson
Board of
Virginia
The
Navy Department
Pentagon
Bond and Stock Picks for Retiree Income Boost
A retired investor seeks guidance on Atlas Consolidated Mining Lorillard Inspira tion Consolidated Copper and Woolworth. The article recommends buying high rated bonds such as Georgia Power 14s 1981 Pacific Electric 64s 18 and American Can 1.75 preferred for income and stability while noting Atlas produces strongly and Lorillard may merge into Loews with a debenture and warrant, plus Keystone Consolidated Tadusteres faces market limits but offers good income.
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Lorillard Corp
Neystone Stealart Wire
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
W. Woolworth
Lorillard
Loew's Inc
Loew's Common
Roger Spear
Roger
Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
Partisan Campaign Tactics for a Virtual Newcomer
A brisk analysis of Nixon versus Humphrey campaigns in 1968 Pennsylvania. It notes Nixon's strength from party machinery and Wallace’s rising appeal, with Ball and Cold War era criticisms shaping the race. It warns Humphrey lacks spark, while Ball’s attacks risk credibility.
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Mixon
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Hebert Humphrey
Pennsylvania
Bucole
Recovo
Clearfield
Troy
Smithport
Wallace
Tormant
Heirarchies
New York
Senator Coldwater
Goldwater
Citizens For
Humphrey
George Ball
United Nations
Ball
Mr. Nixon
Donald Bruce
House of Representatives
Congo
Bruce
Katanga
Richard Nixon
Brady's Health Service Letter on Resuscitation Method
Dr Brady discusses breathing techniques and resuscitation methods including prone-pressure and mouth to mouth insufflation. He cites Schaefer, Howell, Henderson, and Red Cross debates, asserts raising the head is harmful, and offers a booklet “How To Breathe” for 350 with a stamped self addressed envelope. Letters requesting diagnosis will be answered with a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Edward Albert Sharpey-Schaefer
Howell
Schaefer
Red Cross
Yandell Henderson
Yale University
Henderson
Rochester
N. Y
Ccitic
American Red Cross
Frank Garnett
FT Reay
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Camino
South Reverly Hills
California
The Worry Clinic on Epilepsy and Petit Mal Awareness
Vivian G. aged 17 is described as among one million Americans facing epilepsy, with notes on petit mal versus grand mal, brain wave studies, and emotional stress. The article advises psychological therapy, social ease, and readers to request a booklet and contact Dr. Crane for guidance, including mailing details and fees.
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Vivian
Jabs Hughes
Northwestern Univeristy
Compliment
Julius Caesar
Ated
Folklore Pieces From Indiana Woman Writer Mary Bostwick
An Indiana newspaper woman Mary E Bostwick is noted for writings that endure her time. A series of anonymous and unknown author quips reflect social critique and nostalgic home sayings. The verse fragment discusses injustice, humor, and the idea of home and love in concise lines.
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Indiana
Mary E. Bostwick
Alf
Mess
Elias
Wade
Abe Lincoln
LeMay’s Wallace ties stain iconic general’s legacy
The piece decries General LeMay for aligning with George Wallace, arguing his stance on nuclear weapons and defoliation undermines tough minded credibility. It notes media misreadings, cites Goldwater era atomic plans, and questions whether Nixon or Humphrey will seize on LeMay’s controversial plan as defense of the free world.
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Lemay
LeMey
George Weallace
Wallace
West Point
Vietnam
George Wallace
General LeMay
America
Senador Goldwater
South
Ure Greak
New York Herald Tribune
Goldwater
New York Times
Washington Post
Chicago Tribune
Asia
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
Communist Party
John Birch Society
Nixon
Humphrey
Curtis LeMay
Constitution Preamble Presentation
The text presents a variant of the United States Constitution preamble with altered spellings and typographical quirks. It aims to declare aims of forming a more perfect union establishing justice ensuring domestic tranquility providing common defense promoting general welfare and securing liberty for future generations. The phrasing resembles the classic oath and outlines foundational goals for governance.
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