Checkoff plan opposed by Nixon White House faction
The article argues the administration opposes a proposed taxpayer checkoff for campaign funds as it could favor Democrats, risk splinter parties, and let minor candidates gain media exposure. It notes potential shifts if major-party finances change and discusses broader political and policy concerns.
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Ghetto noise and pesticide perils threaten urban health
A study links high street noise to heart strain insomnia and early puberty while pesticides entering skin and breath harm children. Water pollution raises typhoid and kidney disease as toxic urban runoff worsens, and fears of a China India Pakistan nuclear crisis loom with Soviet forces in regional posture.
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Grassroots opinion on modern adult games in Laguna Beach
A Laguna Beach piece lists adult games such as the Cities Game featuring secret deals, Confrontation between Establishment and students, Dirty Water about ecological balance, Smog and War games, Diplomacy and Adultery. A friend declines them all, saying he’d rather beat his 11-year-old son at checkers.
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Laguna Beach
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Corry Dairy Herd Winners and Community Notices
In Corry on December 10 1951 the Arthur Morris herd of Holstein cows topped Unit 3 in the Erie County Dairy Herd Improvement for October per Jester Nolan Seltzer. A Christmas party for 50 children of Elmer C Carrier Post American Legion and Legion Auxiliary was held with fruit and candy favors. Dividend payments from Associated Spring Corp to stockholders included 40 cents and a 20 cent special dividend. Corrine Dean and Harrison Burch gave a joint vocal and instrumental recital at First Methodist Episcopal Church. Installation of Catholic Daughters of America officers is planned at the K of C Hall. A tureen dinner was served by Mrs J J Slattery and committee. The Corry Evening Journal is published daily except Sunday from Weat South Street Corry Pa.
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The Rise and Rule of Boss Hague in Jersey City
A vivid, critical portrait of Frank Hague, Jersey City mayor, depicting his blend of reform rhetoric and machine politics. The piece notes his power, populist acts, harsh methods, and lasting impact on city and state, including police and public works, while suggesting his notoriety and the irony of his mortality.
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Wall Street sage Loeb catalogs zodiac advice for investors
Gerald M. Loeb, famed investment author and adviser, releases a holiday zodiac card forecasting next year’s mood for investors. The piece notes his humor amid Wall Street’s habit of hedged forecasts and quotes taunts about astrology versus market chatter, with sign by sign cautions.
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