Forgotten Americans seek one billion from Congress says SOA
Margaret Cox Sullivan, president of Stockholders of America, warns that Hawaiian Americans and 2 million individual stockholders risk losing the 100 deduction on dividends as Congress considers private enterprise restrictions. She cites Gale’s Encyclopedia of Associations and Tocqueville, urging collective action to preserve the free enterprise backbone of the nation.
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Margaret Cox Sullivan
Stockholders of America
Inw
Congress
Gale
Alexis de Tocqueville
United States
America
Knupt
New York
France
England
SOA
Americans
Tabor
Consolidated Edison
Ile Hoces
Consolidated
Meg. Sullivan
Too Much Power for a Solitary President
A critical essay argues the American presidency has grown far beyond the founders’ intent, shrinking the role to executive overreach. It cites Madison, Franklin, Hamilton, Nixon, Eisenhower, and Roosevelt while noting Congress’ complicity and the persistent rise of executive agencies. The piece laments the creation of a strong centralized executive and warns of potential dangerous outcomes for democracy.
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The
United
Congress
House of Representatives
James Madison
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
Dot Jay
Alexander Mamilton
Alexander Hamilton
U.S
Capitol
Franklin Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Dwight Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
John K. Kennedy
Senate
House
Rauch
White House
Freedom newspaper pledge for self control and God given liberty
The Columbus Telegram outlines a creed that freedom comes from self governance and divine guidance, not political grant, asserting freedom is moral and bound to truth. It references moral guides like the Coveting Contamiment, the Golde Kuie and the Declaration of Independence.
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Your Freedom
ASK THE DOCTOR Valves can leak explainer
Dear Dy, Lawrence E Lamb explains a leaky heart valve how it occurs and what it means. Causes include rheumatic disease heart attack and heart enlargement. Treatment depends on leak severity from observation to possible valve replacement during surgery.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Lamb
Reader
Health notes and warnings from a reader column
A reader asks about heart failure related fluid buildup in the lungs and the role of medications like Metivine to strengthen the heart. The column then shifts to a young reader asking about rectal cancer symptoms, emphasizes prompt examination, and notes that early diagnosis can lead to cure.
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Lamb
Middle East fears escalate amid nuclear talk and impeachment debate
Cairo papers warn of an atomic war as Israel faces alleged stockpiles of nuclear items amid Arab threats. A Kuala Lumpur conference endorses jihad while Washington debates safeguards. Back home, Rep. Marazite opposes impeachment procedures, arguing the Constitution sets a Senate trial for an impeached president.
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Middle East
Lebanon
Israel
Cairo
al Akhbar
Ialestine Liberation Organization
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Nisan
Teyet
Diyael
Kygypt
Eisenhower
Joseph Marazite
House Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Senate
Committee
Nixon
Evolution of the Voluntary Army in Nixon Era Policy
The article argues Nixon ended the draft to create a voluntary army. It cites Secretary Howard Callaway and General Fulton, highlighting high enlistment and reenlistment, and outlines the Educational Service Plan pairing military training with civilian education. It notes 70 percent of June 1974 enlistments were high school graduates or equivalent.
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Richard Nixon
Young America
Elcetera
Ekcelera
Howard Callaway
Sam Johnson
William B. Fulton
R.O T.C
Army
Ninth Infantry
Pacific Northwest
Filton
Chamberlain on voluntary army education credit and morale
The article argues that offering up to two years of college credit for military service makes higher education accessible to many, boosts morale and efficiency, and transfers skills to civilian life. It notes black and minority enlistment rising, defends the voluntary system against critics, and cites cost and draft history as context for sustaining a voluntary army.
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Lima
Fulton
Washington
Mixon
Middle East
Pentagon
Tere
Nixon
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Arewer
Mogat
Jerusalem
Ihree
Troy
Vterprist Assn
Angwer
Lud
Oakley
Danning
Volunteer Army
John
Chamberlain
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