Buckley Warns Tax Exemptions Targeted by IRS
Buckley argues IRS crackdown endangers right wing tax exempt groups while left oriented bodies face less scrutiny. He cites Life Line and Christian Crusade among targets, urges reform of tax policy and calls for fair application of exemptions to curb political bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Life Line
H. L. Hunt
Christian Crusade
Billy Hargis
The
American Economic Foundation
Fred Clark
American Council of Christian Laymen
Internal Revenue Department
Committee of One
United Nations
Paul Douglas
Thomas Dodd
Walter Judd
Barry Goldwater
American Association For the United Nations
Solomon
American Good Government Society
Center For
Fund For the Republic
Christian Freedom Foundation
National Council of Churches
Frederick Hayek
Jesus the light of life in a world of fading deeds
The speaking of Christ as the light of the world contrasts with the shrinking memory of history. William Channing notes that time cannot erase the name and deeds and words of Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
John
Jesus Christ
William Channing
Junkyard Compliance Sparks City Clean-Up Effort
State Road Commission says two Bluefield area junkyards Ratcliff Auto Wrecking and Bluefield Salvage are in substantial compliance with the law, while two others face reform. Skyland Inc supports abating an unlicensed East River Mountain yard, urging fencing and better appearance to aid the city’s image and tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
State Road Commission
Ratcliff Auto Wrecking Co
U. S. 52
Bluefield Salvage Co
U. S. 1921
Daily Telegraph
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Ratcliff Yard
East River Mountain
Skyland, Inc
East River Mountain Yard
Bluefield Yard
Two Party Factions and Parallels in GOP History
The piece recalls Sen. Hugh Scott's 1948 GOP chairmanship amid a party defeat and compares past calls for his ouster to current efforts to challenge Dean Burch. It argues the fight reflects a broader clash over conservatism led by Goldwater allies and questions whether protracted intraparty divisions will sustain Republican power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
GOP
Dean Burch
House of Representives
Senate
Burch
Barry Goldwater
Messrs
Scott
Rockefeller
Scranton
Romney
Reserve
National Guard
Goldwater Breaks With Reservist Critics On Bases
Barry Goldwater, a major general in the Ready Reserve, praises McNamara for closing surplus bases and merging the Ready Reserve with the National Guard. He notes Guard training often surpasses Reserve, and he urges readiness across components while praising the stance on base closures. Congressional Republicans discuss toned down public remarks while backing Ford alternatives.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Yo- Yo McNamara
McNamara
South Vietnam
Goldwater
Ready Reserve
National Guard
Yo- Yo
Capitol Hill
GOP to Create Coordinating Committee for Policy Formulation
Washington reports a planned Republican Coordinating Committee to develop major domestic and foreign policies. Led by Nelson Rockefeller ally Melvin Laird, the body would include GOP leaders and nominees, with a $500,000 first year budget and a staff drafting policy papers for National Chairman approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
GOP
House of Representatives
National Committee
Melvin Aird
Wis
San Francisco
Goldwater
Dean Bureh
Scranton
Romney
Dwight Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Thomas Dewey
Senate
Everett Dirksen
House
Charles Halleck
Ind
Gerald Ford
Mich
Halleck
Thruston Morton
Bob Wilson
Calif
Senate Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Laird
Republican Coordinating Committee
Coordinating Committee
Chicago
Dean Burch
Burch
Republican Governors Association
Congress
Said
Eye
LBJ
Republican Party
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
John McCormack
Saltonstall
Appropriations Committee
Armed Services
Kenneth Keating
R-Ny
Virgin Islands
Johnson
Daily Telegraph Time Capsule Highlights Past Headlines
A retrospective roundup notes fifty years since the U S sent a stiff note to allied governments over seas trade interference. Forty years ago Police Chief N Don Dillon drafted a manual for Bluefield officers. Thirty years ago Mrs Charles Lindbergh testified in the Bruno Hauptmann trial. Twenty years ago James H Martin became Mercer County Barron president. Ten years ago a car plunged into an ice covered lake killing four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
N. Don Dillon
Bluefield
Charles Lindbergh
Bruno Hauptmann
James H. Martin
Mercer County Barron
It's Time To Get Tough With Nasser
Washington and Cairo exchange barbed tones as critics urge halting U.S. aid until Egypt under Nasser shifts from aligning with Soviet and Chinese interests. The argument cites Nasser’s 1965 stance, Cairo riots, and the burned U.S. Information Agency library as symbols of anti U.S. sentiment while urging a reassessment of aid policies toward Egypt Algeria and Indonesia.
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Washington
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
America
United States
Nasser
Africa
Russia
China
Congo
Uncle Sam
United States Information Agency
U.s.la
Algeria
Indonesia
U.s.1.a
Cairo
Stanleyville
U. S
Red China
Dean Acheson
Republican Party Grows as People Back Goldwater in 1964
Dean Burch notes post election support for the GOP from workers and students. He argues Goldwater’s 1964 campaign drew millions of contributions and letters, reframing Republicans as the party of the little people with plans to aid Congressional and gubernatorial hopefuls. The party aims unity and sustained effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Ford
R-Mich
Halleck
Silvio Conte
Rmass
Ford
Conte
John Lindsay
R-N.y
Lindsay
Dean Burch
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Sen
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Scots miners vote non Communist leader as union head
In Scotland, Lawrence Daly won the National Union of Mineworkers regional secretary post by nearly two to one, marking a historic shift away from Communist influence. The piece notes aging miners, mechanization, and competition from oil and atomic power reducing mining’s appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
National Union of Mineworkers
Lawrence Daly
Britain
Fife
Westminster
Willie Gallagher
Calism
America
Electrical Workers
Communist Executive Board
Soviet Russia
Yesteryear
Ialy
Greece
Useless But Interesting Entry in Manhattan Directory
A fragmented note notes a playful entry in the Manhattan telephone directory with a name drop and mentions Tony Jackson of The Searchers. It claims Weetabix and lime milkshakes as his favorite foods.
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Eta
Manhattan
Tony Jackson
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Minefield Daily Telegraph
Hugh Ike Shott
W. F. Buckley, Jr
Hugh Shott
Richard Wesley
Skyland
Republican National Committee
Drew Pearson
House Gop
Allen-Scott Report
Labor Battle
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
House Labor Committee
Powell
Margerite Higgins
Andrew Tully
Special Interest
Ameri
Russell Kirk
Reds
Great Britain
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