Pledge of Allegiance Revisions Stir Education Debate
The article discusses proposed changes to the Pledge of Allegiance by James J. Allen and the National Education Association. It notes historical context from Bellamy in 1892 and the 1954 insertion of under God, highlighting debate over patriotism versus inclusivity and the effect on students and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Allen
U. S. Commissioner of Education
United States
Congress
Washington
White Mouse Conference of Children
United States of American
Republic
Francis Bellamy
America
Bellamy
United States of America
Angela Davis Faces Court In Kidnapping Trial Ambitions
Angela Davis arrives in California court amid a public spectacle as charges include purchasing weapons used in kidnappings and killings. supporters, reporters, and guards fill the scene while critics call the proceedings a showcase for malcontents and a troubling sign of progress.
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Angela Davis
California
Miss Davis
Wtra
Charles Manson
Tawyer
Deficit Spending and the Audit of a Household Budget
The piece argues deficit spending borrows from one envelope to cover another, creating an out of balance budget. It warns of a reckoning through audit and treats improper taking as inflation or taxation when governments do it, and stealing when individuals do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Paul
Charley
Reading Habits Explored by Journalist Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop surveys his reading list and habits from the New York Times and Jersey papers to Time and Esquire. He jokes about magazines and authors, noting preferences, doctor concerns, and a penchant for entertaining fiction over long novels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playboy
Treader's Digest
New York Times
The
New York News
Milani Herald
Jersey Journal
Red Bank Register
Time
St. Clair McKelway
Fsquire
Arnold Gingrich
Norman Mailer
True
BI Willams
McCall's
Good Housekeeping
Bullerick
Cosmopolitan
David Reuben
Turner Catledge
the Times
Book notes mix of titles and author musings in reading log
A reader lists books by Nancy Milford Joe McGinniss Alan Churchill Lecomte Du Nouy Carlos Baker Toland and Koestler, reflecting on their works and the author’s own reading habits. The piece touches on Toland’s Rising Sun and a vivid portrait of Japan, noting cryptic lines about philosophy, brutality, and a complex Japanese character.
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Carlos Baker
Ernest Hemingway
John Toland
Japan
Toland
China
Orient
Weller
Arthur Koestler
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Oklahoma City named cowboy capital of the world
The city, Oklahoma City, is cited as the cowboy capital of the world and hosts The Natural Cowboy Hall of Kuma. The first major American tragedy writer highlighted is Eugene O'Neill, regarded as America's greatest playwright.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Kuma
Bygtte O'Neill
America
Telegram Advocates Freedom and Self Government
A fragment from The Telegram dated Friday January 8 1970 in Columbus Nebraska urges readers to promote and preserve freedom, resist centralized government, and align with moral guidance like the Commandments and the Golden Rule while promoting peaceful liberty.
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Ares
Rondera
Othara
Menopause for Men Discussed by Doctors
Dear readers ask if men have menopause and if they show signs like crying or low spirits. The doctors explain middle age brings stress, possible mood changes, and that men may cry, seek help, or face alcohol issues, but there is no glandualr drop like in women.
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Lawrences
Lam
M.D
Lamb
Fey
Beautification Across 5a and Cryptic Clues Unite
A readable fragment lists numerous crossword like clues and scattered phrases from a page. It mentions terms such as Arabian chieftain, drone bee, etching needs, sailors greeting, and a long row of miscellaneous wordplay items with numbers and partial phrases indicating a puzzle or glossary.
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Gerace
Khrushchev favored Kennedy in Vienna and the Powers case
Analysis recalls Khrushchev's leverage in the 1960 election, noting he preferred Kennedy to Nixon to shape U.S. policy. It discusses the Powers and prisoners release, Safire's role, and how Soviet diplomacy influenced American voters, with emphasis on Kennedy’s perceived strength and Fulbright’s signaling.
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Hanoi
U.S
Kennedy
Fairlight
Fulbright
Niki Khrushchev
Khrushchev
John T. Kennedy
Vienna
Deckling
Wallat
Richard Nixon
Gary Powers
Nixon
White House
William Safire
Muscovy
Husenhower
Castro
Safire
Avelva
Gary Powery
Bay of Pigs
Viungary
Eisenhower
Khrvushchev
Pye Caribban Erisis
Cary Powers
Nawies
Hundl
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
Laos
King Feathes Syrdigate
Why Telephony Excise Tax Persists Across Eras
The excise on telephones and similar levies began as wartime revenue and crowding relief. It aimed to fund government costs and curb facility use, with promises it would end after the emergency. In practice many wartime taxes linger or fade slowly while deficits persist.
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Haswell
Internal Revenue Service
Moonshining Declines as Law Enforcement Tightens
The Santa Ana Register notes a sharp drop in illicit stills and moonshine production, estimating last year's output at 36.6 million gallons, about half of 1958. Seizures fell to roughly 13,000 from 2,000 in 1958, while heat detection devices and looser liquor laws curb the market, signaling a less picturesque but healthier scene for moonshiners and drinkers.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Register
Columbus
J. H. Galley
C. W. Hollingshead
Queenaware
WF. K. Strother
County supervisors approve district split in Columbus area
Platte County board notes WPA project delays due to funds and outlines a split of Dist. G and 7 into Dist. 6 and Dist. 7 with Columbus city in Dist. 7. Local officials report WPA lag, CAP radio gear delivered for cadet instruction, and annexation fire district agreement aimed at double taxation reduction.
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Svea CG
Loomis
Telegram County
Enell
Dist
Columbus
Butler
Jono
Third Ward
City of
Brands, Johnson and Nelson
Radat and
Norfolk
Mark C. McCallum
Grace Emscanal Church
Calumbus
Holy Trinity Church
Schuyter
All Saints Church
Omaha
Columbus Oil Air Patrol
Orfutlel
Tom Kerr
Iason
Army Air Force
CAP
Clyde Snipeath
Harald Mardy
Cadel
Dall Telegram
Columbus Ruralé Fire Protection District
Distret
Fuchs
Frank Fuchs
Flumphirey
Holy
Studing
Juniorale
Coupregalion of the Holy Cross
Tolling Prairie
Jud
Don
St. Francis High School
Stomphiey
Fragmented Public Notice Echoes Incomplete Text
A garbled OCR snippet presents fragmented phrases about delaying tasks and makeup use, mixing unrelated ideas. It mentions aging to sixty five and an oily person affected by progress toward a water treatment context, but the intended article context remains unclear.
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Tedden
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