In Our Opinion The Pendulum Takes A Backward Swing
The Nation's Business says sentiment on Capitol Hill favors curbing government excesses and savings taxes. Congress may back some Nixon austerity amid taxpayer pressure. The Beaver Falls petition of 50,000 readers helped kill the state income tax. Public relations hires and grants prompt scrutiny of waste and crime trend studies.
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Nation's Business
Capitol Hill
Washingon
Beaver Falls News Tribune
Grass Roots Opinion in Greensburg and Dickinson
Greensburg Indiana Times notes the Nixon administration faces tasks including ending the Vietnam war and restoring order, reducing poverty, trimming the federal payroll, stabilizing the dollar, curbing strikes, promoting racial harmony, fair farm prices, and restoring decorum. Dickinson North Dakota Press argues top federal pay should be competitive with industry but notes Congress seats do not go begging for candidates, suggesting rewards beyond money.
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Greensburg
Ind
Dickinson
N.D
Congress
Corry Hears First Action On $43 000 Church Plan
It Happened In Corry recalls a 20 year old report noting the first formal action on a proposed 43000 building program for the Evangelical United Brethren Church to be taken at a special quarterly conference with Superintendent S Paul Weaver of Jamestown present. The Kiwanis Club hosted Erie Club members at Hotel Corry, Lt Governor elect William Wagner of the Erie Key Club attended, a fire at North Center and Congress street damaged a car by defective wiring, Workis wall framing advanced on Alexander and Company Undertaking Parlors front, and Corry City schools closed for Easter vacation with classes resuming April 8.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
S. Paul Weaver
Jamestown
H. Ray Harris
Kiwanis Club
Erie Club
Corry
William Wagner
Erie Key Club
Workis
Alexander and Company
North Center Street
Today in History March 29 highlights from 1652 to 2000s
On March 29 events include the 1652 division of American claims by the Treaty of St Germain, birth of John Tyler in 1790, the 1947 capture of Vera Cruz by U S forces, the 1867 creation of the Dominion of Canada, Foch named Allied commander in 1918, 1943 meat rationing start, 1967 CIA subsidies halt to private groups, Husayn’s 2000 return to Jordan, and a 1990s note on gold prices talks.
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America
St. Germain
John Tyler
Virginia
U.S
Winfield Scott
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Dominion of
Canada
Ferdinand Foch
Allied Armise
France
United States
U. S. Central Intelligence Agency
Hussein
Jordan
Ike and the man who shaped a nation
A compact memoir sketching Dwight D. Eisenhower from the Bonus Army era to his presidency. The piece notes his cautious, consensus driven leadership, his civilian control stance, and his role in NATO, desegregation debates, and early Cold War diplomacy. It highlights encounters with General Bradley, Marshall, Dulles, and Khrushchev, plus reflections on legacy and the weight of history.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army General Star
D.C
Metropolitan Police
Douglas MacArthur
District of Columbia
United States
Ike
Omar Bradley
George Marshall
Poverty Pays by Paul Harvey on Welfare Rights Organ
Paul Harvey reports on the National Welfare Rights Organizations and its claim that 30,000 families in 45 states divert welfare checks to fund dues for lobbying. He mocks leaders who live well off the system, notes fringe benefits sought, and questions the claim of welfare as a right while criticizing those who profit from the program.
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Ike
Taft
Eisen
Bay of Pigs
White House
CIA
South Vietnam
Nixon
Paris
Supreme Court
Little Rock
National Welfare Rights Organisations
NWRO
Washington, D.C
Ali MacGraw New Cinderella For Roth Film Lead
NY AP report profiles Ali MacGraw, a Manhattan fashion model turned actress, selected from hundreds to star as Brenda in the film version of Philip Roth's bestseller. She describes the grind and ambition behind Hollywood success, stressing meaningful work over mere fame and her preference for balance and personal growth.
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New York
Hollywood
Ali MacGraw
Ali
Manhattan
Brenda
Philip Roth
Alice
Miss MacGraw
Gazelle
Elefather
Melvin Sokolsky
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State Commerce Department
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California Traffic Safety Foundation
Grass Roots Opinion
North Center
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Hood
the Corry Evening Journal
Joeman Ma
Samph
Muringer
Canen Ata 'Atons
Gly Etor
Jann Meczaugills
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Iblic
Oia
Drew Pearson
Bradley
Southern
Rhine
Montgomery
Chicago
Piesauton
Ego
Bulge
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F Street Club
SHAPE
NATO
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
South Carolina
Charleston
Louisiana
Echusetts
James Duff
Pennsylvania
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Pete
Sam Rayburn
George Washington
Robert E. Lee
Paul Harvey
Cashman
Johnnie Tillman
NWRC
Bruce Sandera
Hal Boyle
Alba
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