Editorial A Case Against Stateism
Editorial reviews Lawrence Fertig’s Prosperity Through Freedom arguing for distinct separation of government policy and private enterprise. The book criticizes planned economies, subsidies, and state controls, praising free enterprise and highlighting failures of socialist models. It presents a calm, reasoned defense of liberty and American economic rights, aligning with The Daily Review’s past editorials.
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India China tensions prompt Nehru war warning amid Ladakh dispute
A misquoted discourse argues Nehru warned of war if China presses into Ladakh asserting India would fight if necessary. The piece links India’s stance to guarding sacred cattle beliefs and frames Western capitulation as a possible motive, suggesting shifts in condemning Communist influence.
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Letters From Readers Question Civic Vigilantes and Communism
Readers react to alleged communist influence and vigilante activity in the community. They discuss loyalty, libel, and slander, urging careful scrutiny of groups and leaders while praising constructive civic engagement and peaceful dialogue.
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Mother-in-Law Dethroned at Home Dinner Debacle
A reader laments a manipulative mother-in-law who intrudes at meals and insists on back-seat seating. Advice urges honoring marriages by keeping the mother in-law respected but out of private space, with emphasis on navigating family dynamics and finances. The column also includes readers seeking guidance on working mothers and allergy-like reactions to partners.
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A Christmas Message On Peace And Unity From Ed Doolittle
An uncle narrator laments diminished peace amid rising global tensions. He cites Pancho Villa, World War I memories, and current foreign aid to Egypt and Indonesia, noting a large U S deficit. He urges neighbors to forgive grudges and embrace the Christmas spirit of goodwill and unity.
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What Do You Know A Romance Error
A garbled text asks about correct pronunciation of clandestine and misspellings among listed words. It also includes a cryptic math puzzle about two numbers adding to 36 and a separate instruction to multiply 6 by 15 to derive a result, all conveyed with many typos and fragments.
Another Snag for Brown's Reorganization in California
Governor Brown’s plan to reorganize state government faced a second major hurdle as four new super agencies were created without legislative approval. Insurer Britton McConnell refused to recognize the Business and Commerce Agency, reporting to a new super-director, Preston Silbaugh, arguing no such agency exists. The dispute highlights the failure to consolidate and streamline agencies, with eight new $25,000 a year jobs and no real budget savings.
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Liberal views on U S debt from Goldwater piece
A Timet-Milroe Lymeata column argues that liberal rhetoric on debt misleads. It contends the national debt burdens every American, rejects solvable self debts, and warns against repudiation as harmful to the economy. It cites deficits, taxation, and borrowing limits.
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Ed Wynn’s Son Tells of Fame and Family Shame
Fabled tale recounts Ed Wynn at 35 leaving home to join a traveling troupe. His return finds a stern father treating him as a delinquent rather than prodigal son. The comic actor contemplates changing his name to avoid the stigma if he makes a hit.
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