Time For Change Urges Fiscal Reform and Local Empowerment
An editorial promotes a shift away from federal spending and socialism toward fiscal restraint. It argues for smaller government, reduced taxes, and states rights, endorsing David W. Dennis of Richmond for House of Representatives in the upcoming election as a catalyst for reform.
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Washington
Willians
Lec
House of Representatives
David W. Dennis
Richmond
Dennis
Fair Share Plan promotes payroll deduction for United Fund
The Banual United Fund campaign in Madison County introduces payroll deduction as the easiest way to donate. The fair share plan asks every worker to contribute one hour of pay per month to support 33 health welfare and character building agencies. The budget committee trimmed costs but funded all agencies to ensure continued operations. Thousands of volunteers will solicit support in the coming weeks.
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United Fund
Madison County
United
United Mine
Probers urge Clark to charge Chicago demonstrators
Congressmen press Attorney General Ramsey Clark to file charges under the new anti rioting cross state line law against Tom Hayden David Dellinger and Jerry Rubin for Chicago convention protests. Clark reluctant due to opposition to the measure.
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Chicago
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Congress
Ramah Pucinski
D-Ii
Tost
Pucinski
Tom Hayden
Revolutionary Students For A Democratic Society
David Dellinger
National Mobilization Committee
Vednam
Jerry Rubin
Youth International Party
Yippies
Hayden
Rubin
Dellinger
New York
Saving Bonds versus Mutual Funds Investment Query
A reader asks if U S Savings Bonds are tax exempt until redemption and whether to swap mutual fund holdings for H bonds. Advice: redeem some funds, invest about 500 in Savings Bonds for liquidity and stability. interest is taxed when paid. Also cautions that stock trading is risky without expertise or system.
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U.S
Roger Spear
Roger &. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
Sherlock Buckley profiles a racist Rockefeller ad
Buckley recounts a Miami Herald episode during the Republican convention where a large pro Nixon Reagan black American ad backed by Rockefeller links surfaced. He notes signed by Louis Lomax and prominent Blacks, with names denying involvement. The piece questions who funded the ad and how signers were obtained.
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Suerlock Buckley
St. Peter
Miami Beach
Republican Party
Miami Herald
Renghlean National Convention
Louis Armstrong
Cab Calloway
Lionel Hampton
Nixon
Reagan
Miami
Tien
Rockefeller
Buckley
Bob Gavin
Citi
Zens
Evelyne Cunningham
The
Herald
Charles Evers
Marian Anderson
Miss Cunningham
Hotel Lucernie
16Th Street
N. W
Washington, D.C
Washington
Barrington DB
Parker
D. C
President
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Jackie Robinson
Robinson
Lomax
New York Rockefeller
Buesa
Sherlock Buckley
George Wallace and Irony in modern politics
Russell Kir argues irony requires shared norms of truth and justice. A Michigan reader mocked Wallace with a letter praising his racist rhetoric and offering a hypothetical black life. Wallace thanked the sender, while Kir critiques ideologues unable to laugh at themselves.
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George Wallace
Wyndham Lewis
Michigan
E. A. Bixby
Wallace
United States
Bixby
KKK
Mr. Wallace
Mr. Bixby
Alabama
Mr. Hixby
Stuttering Clinic Advice and Personal Case Study
A column describes stuttering as a functional issue caused by psychological patterns rather than brain injury. It uses a triangle of conversational tone, audience, and language to explain how changes in speech context affect fluency and offers methods and a booklet from Dr. Crane for practical therapy and testing.
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Maris
Roy
America
Crane
MeMet
Ind
Folklore by William Wade Unseen quips from a town wit
Anonymous lines echo a long running humor column with jokes about Hollywood dames neurotic psychotic and psychiatrist amid snippets on aging marriage and everyday oddities. The piece presents familiar one liners attributed to various sources noting collective adaptation and occasional famous origins.
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Wall ‘Town
Hollywood
Advice to a Young Doctor From a Patient
A patient recalls a fall after slipping on wet cement and a severe arm fracture. He criticizes a young doctor for overreliance on specialists and recommends plain, common sense treatment and a general practitioner approach.
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Gate
Tain
Micky
Tina
O.K
Hope for Missing Prisoners Rises in Korea
Fifteen years ago hopes rose for missing prisoners in Korea as 900 remained in Red control. The note highlights a renewed search and possible exchanges amid ongoing conflict.
Preamble Drafts Goals of United States Union
A skeletal preamble outlines aims to form a more perfect union establish justice ensure domestic tranquility provide for common defense promote general welfare and secure liberty for the United States. It emphasizes foundational ideals and governmental purposes.
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United Sales
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