Trudeau Criticized as Driving Canada Toward Controls
A Canadian reader quotes a Jan 6 1976 Daily Colonist editorial portraying Prime Minister Trudeau as aiming to form a centralized socialist state. The piece accuses him of eroding liberty, pledging that controls may last three years then extend, and calls for his removal to save national unity and freedoms.
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Canada
Ted
Daily Colonist
Eliott Trudeau
the Rover
Trudeau
Binef
Hitler
Britain
United States
Public misunderstanding of profits fuels calls to regulate
A Copley Newspapers piece argues many voters overestimate manufacturing profits at one third of sales when actual margins are 5 to 6 percent. The misperception sustains pressure for federal controls and corporate breakups as government growth rises, urging restraint on government power.
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Erage
Degrading obsession with Kennedy sex life reveals public morality
The piece critiques society's fixation on the personal life of John F. Kennedy, noting how writers and readers chase intimate details. It cites a former president’s notoriety, describing Kennedy as sexually assertive yet not promiscuous, and recalls authors who studied his White House years and the Dallas assassination research.
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Hn F. Kennedy
Johnnedy
Kennedy
White House
Dallas
Joe
Bobby
Teddy
Jack
Congress
Georgetown
Errow
Jacqueline Bouvier
Lincoln
Calvin Coolidge
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Richard Nixon
Warren Harding
America
John F. Kennedy
Frank Sinatra
Harvard Medical School
Academy awards day remark sparks witty banter
The quotation notes a playful exchange about the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences awards and a jibe that art and science define achievement. It highlights a sentiment on bootlegging as a form of art if pleasure equals money, dated March 1943.
Kennedy Book Revelations On Private Lives And Public Duty
Journalist Jim Bishop discusses relationships of presidents with wives and mistresses, noting money causes rifts more than infidelity. He recalls interviews with Kennedy aides and secretaries, and argues readers should doubt sensational accounts while judging presidents by public service.
Freedom and self-control in a 1976 Columbus Telegram note
In the Columbus Telegram of March 29 1976 a column advocates personal freedom as self-control grounded in moral guidance. It argues freedom is a God given gift not a political grant and rejects license and anarchy while urging adherence to truth and moral law.
Dr Lamb on uterine cell changes and hysterectomy choice
Dear reader discusses postmenopausal hormone effects on uterine lining and cancer risk. Atypical cells found after D and C may become malignant. surgery may be advised if cardiology clearance is present. Monthly progesterone shedding is suggested as an alternative.
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DR. Lamb
Puzzle Conundrum Clue List With Word Answers
A mixed crossword style list presents clues for entries such as Dog names Galion Ab or Boy's name plural Solar disk Negative nor Nights Ab Tie Semester Grafted Nor Baking chamber Great Sainte Ab Chinese pagoda Droopy eared don Tell untruth Anoint Masculine name Respond Be peevish Some dogs do hit Fender shop Denis Finishes Carbohydrate 3 suff 3 Compass pou
Buckley backs private hand delivery of mail to challenge USPS
Sen. Buckley endorses allowing test competition between the Postal Service and private firms. Florida utilities already pilot hand delivery of bills to 214,000 homes, claiming savings. The commotion highlights declining parcel post volumes and alleged postal inefficiencies compared with private carriers.
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Jim Buckley
U.S. Postal Service
Benjamin Bailor
Florida
Florida Power and Light Company
Miami
Hollywood
West Palm Beach
Carolina Power and Light
Duke Power
Narragansett Electric
New Orleans Public Service
Congress
Comptroller General of
U.S
Sen
Buckley
Comptroller General
Postalco
Postal Service
King Features Syndicate
New York City
Sen. Buckley
New York
Who Cheats the IRS
A 1971-74 profile of Karl Bray, Salt Lake City radio commentator turned tax protester, detailing IRS harassment, job loss, and surveillance as he mobilized tax resistant followers. His wife describes pressure to dissuade association, including police involvement over nonpayment.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Karl Bray
Salt Lake City
Utah
Terminal Island Federal Penitentiary
San Pedro
Cal
Bray
Marvin Cooley
Cooley
Karl
Controversial Tax Protester Bray Faces Time in Prison
The piece recounts Karl Bray's legal troubles including six months for illegal possession of an IRS document and a year each for two counts of tax evasion. It notes his attempted tax revolt efforts in prison and discusses broader views on tax collection, enforcement excess, and government abuse.
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IRS
Karl Bray
Bray
Watergate
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United States of America
Nation's Press
Copley
Bum Rogers
Will Rogers
Wreer
Leven Sterting
Jim Bishop
Columbus
Your Freedom Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Nebraska
Citizen Smith
By Dave Gerard
Dr.Lamb
Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D
Fender Shop
Denis
Geraint
Fiz
Fia
Tom Tiede
Berrys World
NEA
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