Taxpayers may see balanced budget by next year study says
A group of seven academicians from the American Enterprise Institute projects a balanced U.S. budget by the next fiscal year if Nixon era policies continue. They predict a budget surplus by the following year and a $20 billion state local surplus by 1976 amid reduced state taxes totaling $500 million for the year.
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Middle East war logic questioned as Yom Kippur conflict unfolds
Don Oakley reports on Arab overconfidence and Israeli resilience amid the Yom Kippur War. Analysis questions whether Egypt and Syria can redraw borders, with Libya’s Bourguiba noting potential Arab setbacks and the UN Security Council failing to agree on a cease-fire.
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Turn Back the Clock Fifty Years Ago Highlights
A retrospective notes Rev. William E. F. Griffin named a domestic prelate by Pope Pius XII in 50 years past. It recalls Mrs. Joseph Svejkovsky appealing for aid delivering hospital magazines, a 20 year ago military tour for Lt. Robert Thatcher, and Manitou Singers at St. Olaf. It also mentions a 10 years ago Nurses Association convention in Minneapolis with regional attendees.
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Winona
Joseph Svejkovsky
Robert Thatcher
Fort Sill
Oklo
Harriet Gross
Park
Manitou Singers
St. Olaf College
Federal action targets racist practices in building unions
Victor Riesel reports on Justice Department and EEOC actions against AFL CIO locals including St Louis Local 562 and Local 35, Chicago Pipefitters 597, Denver Pipefitters 208, and others. Audits show a mixed record for voluntary anti discrimination plans, with 2000 federal investigators policing 44 areas and multiple agencies pursuing broader enforcement.
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Between the Sheets or Under the Bed Game Nostalgia
A reminiscence of childhood spring to fall outdoor and indoor play centered on adding the phrases between the sheets or under the bed to song titles. The piece recalls nursery rhymes late bands tunes and older pop songs sparking laughter in homes schools and neighborhoods. It notes changing interests as youths grow and suggests shared family play strengthens neighborly bonds.
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Armed Services
Reward Offered for Curing the Great Crippler MS
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society announces a $100000 prize for a method to control or cure multiple sclerosis. The effort supports research and patient services through its chapters, clinics, and hospital programs, highlighting public support as key to progress.
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New York
Ralph I. Straus
National
FDA rules on cherry pie cited in humorous reader letter
A Columbus Dispatch reader mocks FDA cherry pie rules by noting the agency requires only a quarter cherry content and no blemish cap, while color and size are ignored. The letter ends with a playful lament for the pie mom used to bake.
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Columbus, Ohio
Dispatch
Today in History highlights Khrushchev ouster and other events
On this date in 1964 Moscow announced Nikita Khrushchev had been ousted. Other items include gold discovered at Melbourne in 1951, Hermann Goering’s suicide in 1946, UN nations proposing a nuclear weapon orbit ban in 1956, a 1965 Soviet Czech treaty, and U.S. strikes in North Vietnam in the prior year.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Melbourne
Australia
Hermann Goerring
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Nations
Stamp Corner highlights Bermuda tree stamps and flight Milestones
Bermuda issues a four stamp set for Plant a Tree in 73 featuring palm, olivewood, Bermuda cedar, and mahogany with Queen Elizabeth II. The National Air and Space Museum releases a Milestones of Flight cover for Apollo 7’s fifth anniversary. Volume II Scott catalog adds PRC regional issues. publication in November. Our phone operator can chew gum in 117 area codes all unintelligible.
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Scott Standard
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