Roche on consumer freedom and free enterprise critic foes
The editorial cites General Motors chairman James M. Roche and an expanded excerpt in U S News and World Report arguing that attack on consumer choice threatens free enterprise. Roche warns that government overreach and consumer manipulation would destroy market voluntary exchange, choice, and economic vitality.
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Rothe
Executive Club of
Chicago
James M. Roche
General Motors Corporation
The
Wall Street Journal
Roche
U.S
Rache
U.S. News and World Report
Columbus
Reel
Roche lauds free enterprise against government expansion
Roche and GAI's chairman warned that rapid growth of consumer regulation harms the United States economy. They argued 39 major consumer laws since 1940, mostly in the last eight years, raise costs, taxes, and prices, while reducing consumer choice. They urged standing up for free enterprise to keep U.S. industry competitive globally.
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GAI
United States
Reche
Washington
Congress
Howie
Roche
Rodhe
U.S
Ecg
Lawmaker pushes higher minimum wage amid inflation
Rep John J Dent of Pennsylvania proposes raising the federal minimum from 1.60 to 1.80 next year and to 2 by 1978. He cites poverty levels but critics warn higher wages cost jobs, raise welfare, and boost inflation, with small businesses lowering staff or closing. California also weighs similar bills.
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John J. Dent
Pennsylvania
United Rubber Workers Union
Congress
California
Dent
National Federation of Independent Business, Inc
San Mateo
Calif
The
Chicago Tribune
Gover
Hardet
Willman
National Anthem Forty Years Ago March 1931
A fragmented historical note recalls The Star Spangled Banner becoming the national anthem in 1931 amid debate. It hints at the emotional impact of the War Between the States, national unity, and enduring meanings tied to liberty and the homeland.
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Francis Scot Key
Max Tax tribute and the idea of income tax origin
A satirical tale recounts Max Tax of Washington, DC, as the self styled father of the income tax. It follows his imagined plan to levy every salary, inspired by Lincoln, to make the couple rich and fund government greed. The piece blends whimsy with historical misreferences and playful fiction.
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Washington
United States
Ihram Tax
Washington, D.C
bin Manivell
Max Tax
Max
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Lincoln
Tina
Max Tax Plan creator honored despite downfall
A tale centers on Max, the proposed Max Income Tax Plan inventor who finances boom then bankruptcy. Lincoln, the oil lobby, and an IRS seizure frame his rise to fame, later ending in debt and isolation. Yet April 15 becomes Income Tax Day with a wreath on his grave.
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Los Anceres Times
Max
Basonomat
Trucoly
Lincoln
England
Max Owas
IRS
Secretary of the Treasury
Max Tax
Ettrth
Reflections on Laos and strategic perspective in Vietnam
The piece argues against sensationalizing Laos as a decisive defeat for ARVN, urging military analysis based on territory gained, losses, and strategic design. It recalls WWI examples to show that apparent losses can fit larger aims, and cautions against premature judgments of Communist gains.
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Yorktown
Nixon
Ypres
Marne
Vlanders
Arras
English Channel
Lille
Anthony Parrat-Hockley
le Pilly
le Pill
2Nd
Royal Irish Regiment
E. 11. S. Daniell
Daniell
Falkenhayn
Bering
Telegram Your Freedom Newspaper Motto Apr 15 1971
A reading in Columbus Nebraska on April 15 1971 emphasizes freedom and self control as essential values. The piece warns against government overreach and urges consistency with moral guiding principles aligned to the Declaration of Independence.
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Telegram
Your Freedom Newspaper
Freedan
Jean
Columbus
Nebraska
Ask the Doctor: Jogging Safety and Heart Rate Advice
Dr Lawrence Lamb answers a reader about exercising safely with jogging. He notes heart rate alone is one indicator, recommends staying around 140 bpm during exercise without supervision, warns against racing distance or speed, and stresses building endurance gradually. He cautions about coffee and smoking raising resting heart rate and affecting exercise.
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Lawrence Lamb
O.K
Nho
Chergy
Animal Talk Alibute and Obscure Diverse Terms
A garbled list of terms and names including animals, places, and distorted phrases. The fragmentary text mixes references to leaping amphibians, Amazonian groups, homeless whispers, vented money, and various odd nomenclature. No clear event or narrative emerges.
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Tilania
Larinian
Pite
Preaching in modern times and church conflicts
Old-time preaching varies by personality and there is no single approach. Dr David Allan Hubbard of Tulley Theological Seminary cites thin sermon content and preachers venturing into politics. Lay pressures grow as church services drift from spiritual comfort to topical debates about Vietnam and modern life.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica New York
NAI
David Allan Itubbard
Rotary
Hubbard
de. Hubbard
Tuller Theological Seminary
Pasadena
Cali
Vietnam
Dragan Filipovic
SS. Vladimir
Orthodox ‘Theological Seminary
Crestwood
N.Y
Christ
Evolution of Preaching Styles Across American Sermons
Dr. Hubbard notes Christianity centers preaching while other faiths also proscribe vocal proclamation. The piece contrasts old frontier gasps with Peale’s cultivated tone and laments a decline in poetic, effective language among today’s preachers as youth linguistic trends grow technical.
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Dr. Hubbard
Worman Vincent Peale
Dr. Mubbard
Hutton
Nebraskans for Peace invite meeting on Vietnam role
Florence Brugger notes readers applauding antiwar sentiment and urges Nebraskans for Peace to attend a meeting Wednesday April 28 at 7 9 p m in the Nebraska Public Power Auditorium. Judy Danielson a Vietnamese speaking physiotherapist sponsored by Lutheran World Service will discuss civilian hospital in Saigon and answer questions about U S involvement in Vietnam.
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Columbus
Nebraskans For Peace
Nebraska Public Power Auditorium
Judy Danielson
Lutheran World Service
Saigon
Miss Danielson
Vietnam
Florence Brugger
Deductible bribes spark IRS tax morality debate
The Shreveport Journal notes that the IRS tax guide allows deduction of bribes and kickbacks in nongovernmental business deals unless the briber is convicted or pleads guilty. The piece questions whether gifts to a maître d or a round on the house qualify as bribes or merely gratuities and ponders tax treatment in practice.
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Internal Revenue Service Taxpayers Guide
IRS
Shreveport
Wild horses on earth today and notable coinage head
The Q A pairs cover a wild horse in western Mongolia and the Coast Guard status in peace and war. They state Victoria as the most minted historical coin head, with a reign from 1837 to 1901, and Chief Justice Warren Berger inaugurating the First State of the Judiciary speech in 1970.
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Western
Mongolia
United States Coast Guard
Department of Transportation
U.S. Navy
Victoria
England
India
Warren Berger
U.S. Bae Association
St. Louis
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