Return Of Richard Nixon A Modern Royal Figure
The piece discusses Richard Nixon's return to public attention after retirement, comparing him to royalty without a title. It notes ongoing media interest in his activities, health, and memoirs, and draws parallels to the Duke and Duchess of Windsor as a way to describe the ex-president's semi tragic, romantic public profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Haz
Newsweek Magazine
Richard Nixon
Nixons
U.S
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Tax deductible corporate arts giving to rise again in 1978
A Business Committee for the Arts survey led by Goldwin A. McLellan shows about 80 percent of companies plan to maintain arts support for three years, with large corporations supplying a sizable share of funds. Museums and symphonies benefit most, while major firms like Texaco Atlantic Richfield Ford RCA AT&T American Airlines and Reynolds give hundreds of thousands to institutions from New York Public Library to San Francisco Opera. Corporate gifts, though tax deductible, reflect profits and parallel individual giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwin
A. McLellan
Business Committee For the Arts
Myst
Texaco
Atlantic Richfield
Ford
RCA
At&t
American Airlines
R. J. Reynolds Industries
New York Public Library
San Francisco Opera
America
Nuts and Bolts Keep Nation Together Through Centuries
A Bicentennial release from Trans Union Fastener Group highlights the role of fasteners in American history from musket construction to modern space and household use. It notes 600 plants with 67,000 workers and an expectation of over 200 billion nuts bolts rivets and screws in 1975, with the metal fastener industry surpassing $2.7 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trans Union
Micah Rugg
Martin Barnes
Connecticut
Rugg
Box Supper Echoes Through Sun Files Era
A pared account from Sun Files recalls 1933 to 1955 local events in Haytown area. It notes Cedar Bayou High School football risks and a death, car wrecks in Crosby, an Highlands open house for a prisoner of war, MIT studies for Capt Kellogg, a Lee Baker Quartet concert, and a Macbeth role for Jerry Enderli, with Scouts raising funds via a father daughter box supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haytown Sun
Willie Hiette
Cedar Bayou
Crosby
Dunks
Hargraves
Wilbur Hammer
A. J. Hammer
Highlands
E. J. Blanton
Wayne Stubbs
Bill Kellogg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Russia
Franklin D. Roosevell
Steele McDonald
Lee Baker
Sam Houston Schoal
Jerry Enderli
M.A. Enderli
Low Morris College
Ashbel Smith
First
Scout House
Senate Passes Prohibition Act Amid President's Opposition
The Senate advanced a prohibition bill in October, despite President Wilson's veto threat. The vote reflects political tension over enforcement and states' rights as lawmakers push for stricter temperance measures.
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Senate
Wilson
Exemption Proposals Raise Tax Burden Concerns in Texas
Editor urges scrutiny of Proposition 5 and 3 in the Texas Constitution proposing broad exemptions. Letter argues residents, especially middle and low income, could face higher taxes as exemptions for mobile homes Cadillacs private aircraft and bank stock may shift burden to others. Critics warn wealthier groups may gain from tax relief while service costs rise for homeowners.
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True City Tas
J. M
Con Corning
Texas
The
Sun Daar
Ney
FBI Files Withheld From Warren Commission Revealed
Washington report details how hundreds of FBI documents on the Kennedy assassination were kept from the Warren Commission. Confidential notes show Edgar Hoover urging a rapid preliminary FBI report and expressing worry about subordinates altering it. The piece notes tensions with Johnson and Katzenbach and mentions Chief Justice Warren and Goldwater, with a promise to cover more in future columns.
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Washington
FBI
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Commission
Isle FBI
Edgar Hoover
Dallas
Jesse Curm
Lyn-don Johnson
Hoover
Johnson
Warren
Robert Kennedy
Heaver
Justice Department
Bobby
Nicholas Katyenback
Hover
Walter Jenkins
Jenkins
Katzenbach
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Secret Service
Bureau
U.S
THEFI
Earl Warren
G-man
Aban
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Dulinson
Tbs
J. Lee Rankin
Edgar
Mary
Richard Sehwelker
R-Pa
Senate Intelligence
PBS
Reading Nutrition: A Practical Guide for Everyday Health
A plain language introduction explains how the body uses carbohydrates fats and proteins and why vitamins matter. It emphasizes basic chemistry and metabolism to help readers evaluate diet claims and choose balanced meals across meat milk vegetables fruits and grains.
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Lamb
Ventain
Harper Und Thie
Leiter
Today in History October 24 1975 and notable events
Today is Tuesday October 24 1975 the 101st day of the year with 10 days left. Highlights include 1962 Moscow declared missiles withdrawn from Cuba 1492 Columbus reached Cuba 1636 Harvard College founded 1884 Statue of Liberty dedication 1919 Congress national prohibition 1929 stock market fall and assorted Cold War notes.
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Associated Press
U.S
Moscow
Cuba
Christopher Columbus
New World
Harvard College
Massachusetts
Bedloe’s Grand
New York Harbor
Congress
Woodrow
Fragmented 1950 1974 newspaper staff and roles listed
The text lists Sean Brown as editor and publisher with John Wadley and Fred Hornbarger in management roles. It mentions Edun and Pablgner, Finegan, and others, detailing departments and duties across a Southern newspaper. The legible items hint at office structure, staff names, and dates, but many parts are garbled.
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Sean Brown
John Wadley
von Generel Mansger
Fred Hornbarger
Apple
Pyniener
Fred Hellman Coe
Uo Edun
Pablgner
Gtairran
Boss Southern Feanpapere Ine
Edsorial Department
Prestun Pengergrass
Ah Fuerutan
Dim Finegan
Ehfor
Hsnia Oreot Ou
Haraging
Edto
Ayer Tai
Berry Viet Par
RTO
al Florenl
Tyunk
Urarrinae Fiartay
Jane Walnd Kg
Dusan
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Ath
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