New York Editorial Urges Taxing the Rich for the Poor
Nelson Rockefeller faces counterpoints as a Robin Hood figure in New Hampshire. the piece insists soaking the rich is necessary to fund essential services and feed the hungry. It argues wealth concentrates tax burdens on the poor and calls for radical wealth redistribution to end urban squalor and fund government functions.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Raus
Post Office Department
Quoted hotel executive's blunt travel remark
A New England hotel executive argues there is no profit in attracting vacation visitors unless they stay long enough to relax. A British critic counters that the craft of painting is forgotten by most, except restorers, sign writers, and forgers.
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Richard F. Treadway
New England Hotel
New Vietnam War Debate Shifts to Blockade Option
Washingtonians weigh sea and air blockade of North Vietnam as a contingency, potentially paired with air interdiction, while guerrilla action remains a subsidiary option. The shift reflects rising on the ground concerns after the Khanh coup and Laos truce breaches, with risks driven by a two‑set rules dilemma and Moscow’s stance.
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Washington
Saigon
North
Viet Nam
Johnson
China
North Viet Nam
de Gaulle
Sen. Mansfield
Nguyen Khanh
Laos
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Pathet Lao
Moscow
New Farm Co op Elects Chairman
James C. Corwith of Water Hill was elected chairman of the board of a giant farmer cooperative formed by the merger of two groups with business in 1k states. The merger gained final approval from Cooperative Grange League Federation Inc members and Eastern States members in Springfield Mass. Jonathan Davis of Sterling Junction Mass was elected president of the new organization.
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Syracuse
N.Y
James C. Corwith
Water HillsFriday
Farmer ‘Cooperative
Corwith
Cooperative Grange League Federation Inc
GLF
GLE Press- Farmers’ Exchange Inc
Eastern States Farmers’ Exchange Inc
Pope Paul’s Open Church Push Faces Curia Resistance
In this historical reflection, Pope Paul VI’s reforms at the Second Vatican Council confront opposition from Cardinal Ottaviani and the Holy Office. The piece notes the Pope’s sympathy for reform, Ottaviani’s tactics, and the debate over religious liberty and Jewish-Christian relations, with hints of a possible lay cardinal honor for Jacques Maritain.
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John XXII
Church of
Paul
Ottaviani
Curia
Holy Office
Montini
Milan
Pius XI
Theological Commission
Tooley Street
Smith
Victoria
Lord Salisbury
Pope Paul
Holy Land
Commonweal
Cardinal Frings
Cologne
Jacques Maritain
Columbia
Princeton
Paul VI
Maritain
Toulouse
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Mr. Francis
Carmela Bell
Tyler Street
Westmoreland Milk Glass
SN Pa
North St
Pittsfield
Tel
Berkshire
West St
Southeast Asia
Joseph Alsop
le Duan
Truong Chinh
State Department
Walt W. Rostow
South Viet Nam
New Farm Co-op
George G. Connelly
Williamstown
H. L. Mencken
Geneva
Rome
Pamarch
Christendom
The
Max Lerner
Kelvinator
Goss
Golden Touch
Gem Electric Shop
Summer Street
Adams, Mass
May Engineering Co
Adam Street
Pittsfield, Mass
B. F. Goodrich Co
Main Street
North Adams, Mass
Harder Electric Supply, Inc
North Street
Harder Electric
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