Opinion argues lawmakers overpaid and wasteful on travel and dinners
The column critiques U S congressmen arriving in Washington on 30 000 salaries plus expense funds for yacht like living through testimonial dinners from 100 to 1 000 per plate. It cites Thomas Dodd and Pearson and Anderson, noting luxury travel and junkets funded by taxpayers while inflation erodes the value of the dollar. It urges restraint and better use of taxpayers money.
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U.S
Washington
Double talk in schools rings with mindless jargon
Hal Boyle laments campus gobbledygook in American schools and colleges. He warns students and teachers to beware of double talk that masks ignorance with pretentious wording. Examples spoof classroom phrases from kindergarten to graduate seminars, ending with a punchy jab at overblown academic prose.
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New York
Jimmy
Cortex
Great Society relic echoes in American political thought
Paul Harvey argues that the so called Great Society is a reused historical concept. He contrasts limited government with big government and warns that expanding state power erodes individual freedom. He cites 1787 debates and Read's opposition to a unified national government as evidence. He says Americans have drifted from founding principles.
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Madison
George Read
Delaware
Johnson family under fire in Pearson column
Washington columnist Drew Pearson criticizes President Johnson for not controlling his daughters, arguing abdicated fatherhood breeds delinquency and weak family units. He cites Luci and Lynda Johnson, Kennedy clan contrasts, and notes race and social issues, urging stronger parenting and Big Brothers programs.
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Sen. Dodd
J. Edgar Hoover
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Secret Service
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Lady
Lynda
Big Brothers
China
Kennedy
Inga Arvad
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Joe
Pacific
Boas
Today In History highlights Aug 11 1966 milestones
On this date Herbert Hoover secured the Republican nomination in 1928 while military and diplomatic events marked the era. The first US field army began in France in 1918 and the Quebec conference opened in 1948.
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Herbert C. Hoover
United States
France
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Quebec
Marianas Island
Iowa Jima
Japan
Corry Evening Journal fragment shows publisher and misc notices
Fragmentary OCR from the Corry Evening Journal lists staff names and a few publisher and mailing details. The text includes references to advertising, production, and building mentions, with post office mail rules and price notes. Overall, the readable portion preserves generic newspaper mechanics rather than a clear news item.
What Is The Law What Is The Law Q1
The answer explains speedy trial rights under federal and state constitutions. It notes there is no fixed time limit, delays may justify continued proceedings, and rights may not apply to someone out on bail. It also discusses federal funds market shifts and how rates influence borrowing costs and the money market.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
Fed
Athlete's foot and ear infection linked by summer fungus
Dear Mr. N and readers, after summers of swimming I developed athlete's foot and an ear infection. Fungus thrives in hot, humid, moist spaces like between toes and ear canal. Dry feet well and dust with powder. ear canal should be dried and treated with antifungal solution by a physician. Without treatment these can worsen. Also notes on bursitis and new treatments, with caution about quack remedies.
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Virginia
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