Darwin's Law in the Theater Editorial
A House subcommittee in San Francisco heard that federal subsidies are needed to preserve theater as a priceless national treasure. Testifiers, including performers, urged support, while critics argued that paid attendance should fund art and that taxing broadcasting to subsidize live theater is unfair to competition. The piece cautions that subsidies could force payment for less wanted goods and asserts that a well-made play can earn its keep without government support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
League of New York Theaters
Guroleaston
Degter
Geenner
Chas
Extravagancr of government and fiscal facts by Taylor
Henry J. Taylor former ambassador to Switzerland presents a column urging retrenchment to preserve national solvency. He warns fiscal excesses, cites Congress appropriations of 895 billion with a deficit of 290 billion, and says creditors will heed promises only so long, affecting every American regardless of party.
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Henry J. Taylor
Switzerland
Fugis i
Spowke
Congress
Taylor
America
Henry J Taylor warns gold price crisis mirrors Kennedy era
Henry J Taylor argues gold at a 22 year low signals international finance strain rather than immediate panic. He cites Treasury policy, Kennedy administration spending, and export deficits as factors shaping future gold reserves and monetary stability.
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Taylor
Staruy Ua
Provident Kennedy
Tweedy by Ned Riddle and the Global Economic Reckoning
A fragmented critique voices concern over federal spending and deficits. It cites rising costs, wartime era statistics, and creditor pressures while accusing officials of extravagance and delaying essential bills. The piece frames a looming financial crisis and questions government priorities.
Railway measures 9 by 12 feet in old problem
A garbled math word problem describes a rectangle with area 9 by 12 feet and asks for a width. It references square feet and lengths, combining variables like X and L but becomes unclear. The solution asserts the railway measures 9 by 12 feet, with border omitted.
Mythical Club and Ann Landers Letters Reveal All
Dear Nin Lawiers and readers, a wild Ann Landers column critique emerges about a mythic club with wide membership and a reader seeking guidance on marriage, divorce, and relationship pitfalls. The piece cycles through letters and anecdotes, offering moral and social commentary on modern dating, work life, and personal choices.
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Ann
Min Jin
Tun
Europe
Buirding
Jim
Ament Vrain
Gameer
Thal
Torwood
New York
Any Landers
Field Enterprises
Abn Landers
Ehid
Daily Review
Open Letter to Fidel Castro on severing relations
Morri e Ryskind writes an open letter to Fidel Castro criticizing Cuba and urging a break in diplomatic ties. The missive condemns Cuban actions, praises opponents, and calls for reevaluation of U.S. policy, citing Cold War rhetoric and international incidents.
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Fidel Castro
Hon
Fidel Gaston Cun
Ussr
Kon Fidel
Cuba
Pacific
Ayah
Berlin
Readers Praise Fremont Bond Campaign Efforts
Readers express gratitude for publicity and efforts supporting Fremont's first bond issue. The letter thanks Mayor Stevangen and Edyond Weitman, chair of the Fremont Development Committee, for their support and للج efforts in the campaign, noting the precinct workers and community turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevangen
Edyond Weitman
Fremont Development Committee
Hank You
Fremont
Christmas Carols in Schools Sparks Debate Across Districts
Readers debate religious songs in public schools and Christmas tradition. Letters urge protecting both Christian observance and non Christian rights, praising carols for tradition while calling for balanced practices and lawful respect for public education.
Complexities of the Shelter Program
Washington DC official letters advocate private family shelters branded Survivors amid Civil Defense debates. The discourse questions federal policy on sheltering, noting government plan for 40 plus-person shelters while arguing family shelters are unlikely yet worth study for public safety and urban resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Defence
Privilé
ranuetuTig
Henry Lobitz, Jr
Xejther
Albury Goganet
Brthesdt
Civil Defore
Servier
Pablo Gortectign
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U.S
Kennedy
Treasury
Douglas Dilly
Dillon
Vihe Tong
Wittlan
Kennedy Dee
Sino Dante
Bale Jay
MR. Tweedy
By Ned Riddle
Missigaippi
Phos AA
Gillon
Pregient
Janiary
Cuneo
Canent
LOHAN
Phe
Mannie
ANSE
Ann Landers
Mythical Club
Nin Lawiers
Town End
Fagg
Mte
Teller
Morrie Ryskind
Bogota
Caracas
Tyler
Roby Hood
Jherbert le Matthew
Huntie
Mathews
George Washington
Alki Nevins
Simon Gollan
United
Ron
Matthees
Fidel
Plese
Rysk
Luis Naport
Review
Nemes
Dorqhiy
Samver Hayiwald
Philip Casey
Itter
Roy
Casey
Police Department
Maran
van Tam Sire
Alri
Pol
le Folly
Munich
Enlom
Leach
Frederic EB. Lawns
Laguna Salts
San Mateo County
Chris
Alexander
Avery Amerie
Toney
Thix Dumagaguery
Rovkefel- Tow
Ieee
Scott
Lee
Henynen
Borth
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