Presidential Campaign Financing Plan Could Reshape Spending
Editorial weighs Congress approving a plan to fund presidential campaigns from taxpayer divert. If adopted, up to 30 million dollars annually could be directed to major parties starting 1988, easing fund-raising pressures and altering debate dynamics while prompting potential expansion to other races and a federal elections commission to regulate overall spending.
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Russell B. Long
D-La
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National Party
Robert T. Ashmore
D-S.c
Charles E._ Goodell
R-N-Y
Federal Elections Commission
Georgia Governor Race A Name-Calling Contest
In Atlanta the Georgia governor race between Lester Maddox and Bo Callaway has become a public quarrel over debt and deals with Maddox pledging liberty and property rights while Callaway accuses Maddox of irresponsibility risking racial strife. Maddox faced past incidents with a segregated cafeteria and a federal civil rights related fine. Maddox denies meetings with Democrats pledged not to back Johnson nominees, while stressing states rights and constitutional government.
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NBC
Meet the Press
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Charles H. Percy
Nixon Labels Democrats Party Of The Backlash
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon accuses the Democratic party of becoming the party of the backlash during a New York television interview. Senator Paul H. Douglas of Illinois counters that Republicans are fanning backlash against him while Senator Robert F. Kennedy warns white politicians against exploiting racial backlash.
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Doctor's Mailbag On Prostate Drugs And Hydatid Mole
Column reviews medical questions on stillbestrol and hydroxyprogesterone caproate for prostatic growth and tumor prevention. It explains gan tanol use, potential side effects, and surgical options. also defines hydatid mole risks, cancer potential, and postcare conception guidance.
Medico Shortage Is Acute and Growing
A New York legislator friend aims to relax medical practice rules to allow doctors trained in television inspired fields to treat patients on a limited basis. The writer muses about becoming a doctor himself, joking about specialties and recalling ubiquitous ads for stomach remedies and headache cures as proof of medical overexposure.
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America
T's College of Medicine
Hasty adjournment lets bars slip through tax bill
Washington lawmakers rush to adjourn as lobbyists push last minute amendments. Georgia clay, oyster and clam shell depletion allowances tucked into the 231 page tax bill sav e producers more than 50 million in taxes, while ordinary taxpayers shoulder the burden. Senator George Aiken complains they saw most of the bill only after 10 a.m. and the accompanying 51 page report.
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Bob Tait
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George Mahon
D-Tex
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Denton
Wisconsin
Laird Npt
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Shriver
Michigan
Farnum
Sergent Shriver
Baytown Sun Editorial and Notices Fragment
A Baytown Sun page lists staff and office roles, then prints an old legislative critique and anti poverty funding notes. It closes with a biblical verse Colossians 3:8 following extended political commentary on Congress and budget battles.
Word Power Puzzle Across and Down Clues
NEA feature puzzle with across and down clues including terms like iSound, Necktie, Ledger, Doctor, Hindu queen, and Dragon star. solver navigates word associations and letter intersections to complete the grid.
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lNecktie
Brads
Mr. Chaney
Ruy Diaz de Rivar
New Mexico
WIN AT BRIDGE South's Play Twin Barreled
South finds elimination play in a bridge hand after West opens with jack of diamonds. He uses a double barreled sequence by club toward dummy, spade finesse, and endplays to force wear on East and West, aiming to discard losers and control the run.
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Exist
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Eth
Leading a Diamond or Spade in a Bridge Hand
South selects a second plan after a diamond or spade lead by the defender. He leads a club to his queen, West wins with ace and returns the nine. South wins with dummy’s jack and returns the last club forcing West to lead a spade, allowing South to ruff and discard the losing diamond.
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Bridge bidding puzzle prompts six hearts after preemptive opener
A bridge bidding problem asks what to do when partner over West’s four hearts after a preemptive three and East jumps to six hearts. The lesson: let partner handle the continuation. today’s question asks for the best move and tomorrow provides the answer.
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East
Quiz on octopus arms and Eden rivers
A short reader quiz notes that an octopus has eight arms while a squid has ten. It also asks how many rivers watered the Garden of Eden, answering four with the Euphrates as the remaining river named in Genesis.
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