Politics Is A Cheap Substitute For Statesmanship
In this opinion piece, Harry R. Hall of the Michigan State Chamber of Commerce discusses varied definitions of politics. He warns that politics is often viewed as a smoke filled room practice and offers his own plain definition as a cheap substitute for statesmanship.
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Oscar Ameringer
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Sidney Alarmy
Our Man In Harrisburg Mason Denison Notebook
Harrisburg report notes lawmakers wrestle with a 290 million tax request alongside a 528 million capital budget and a 1.48 billion project backlog. A penal reform package aims to modernize prisons, while Mammals of Pennsylvania is reissued. Also highlighted are major administration bills and the busy pace of the 1967 legislative session.
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Ho Hum
Pennsylvania
Sally Rand Profile and Rise From Elkton to Stage Star
The article traces Sally Rand born Helen Beck near Elkton Missouri. It covers her early schooling in Kansas City, name change by Cecil B DeMille in 1926, and early theater work in Chicago. It highlights her rise through vaudeville becoming a major cabaret attraction at Paramount Club and the 1933 Century of Progress earnings.
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Central High School
Kansas City
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Chicago
Cecil B. DeMille
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Sally Rand
William Boyd
Miss Rand
de Wolfe Hopper
Paramount Club
Huron Street
Sally
Seam
Glendora
California
Congress and lobbyists lure ethics and poker halls
The House Ethics and Post Office committees face criticism for accepting lobbyist influence and perks amid pay demands, with reports of poker games in private suites, lawyers among many members, and a Swiss style bank holding over a million dollars. The piece shifts to Svetlana Alliluyeva's defection, Soviet handling, and CIA/KGB suspicions, noting inflated fears, translations, and political manipulation influencing perceptions of the revolution anniversary.
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Congressional Hotel
District of Columbia
Today In History Highlights From Global Events
On September 1 events span 1918 aboard the Missouri ending World War I recall. In 1946 Greses votes to recall King George I. A 1956 Labor Day remark by Eisenhower notes rising employment and security. A 1966 typhoon killed over 100 in Hong Kong. A 2024 racial violence note in Dayton, Oslo, and Jackson, Michigan.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hong Kong
Dayton
Oslo
Jackson
Mich
What Is The Law What Is The Law
A reader asks about grounds for divorce and whether to accept an attorney’s advice or seek a second opinion. The answer advises consulting another attorney if unsatisfied, with payment due to the first is required, and suggests obtaining new counsel on the grounds cited. Also discusses how liens can be filed against property without the owner’s knowledge when a confession or judgment clause is signed and entered by the creditor.
Parents urged to consider daughter’s psyche before nose job
A letter-wagging health column counsels Mr and Mrs R of Pennsylvania to explore their 17 year old daughter’s self image before pursuing rhinoplasty. Experts warn surgery may not fix deep seated insecurity and suggest psychological evaluation and professional guidance.
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Man Tells Tot Lobl Man Tells Tot Lobl Ate
The fragmentary text presents a terse report involving a man and a child with unclear actions. No clear names, dates, or locations are legible to define a full news item.
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