Editorials Urge Federal Subsidies for Arts Against Tax Subsidies Debate
Editorials argue federal subsidies for art would lower quality by forcing support for unwanted work and question who sets artistic standards. Witnesses before a House subcommittee warn subsidies risk government control of what counts as art while noting potential tax relief for performers could help during peak earning years.
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Metropolitan Opera
Arthur Goldberg
House
San Francisco
Wsr
Sony Uns
Congress
Goldberg
The Right Kind of Reports and Federal Role Debate
Report summaries from House Regional Conferences show experts and officials urging less federal primacy and more state and local initiative. Discussions covered economic growth employment, urban development, and welfare state spillovers as concerns rise about federal spending and authority.
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Min i
Afliiale
Taking Crops and Children Off the Farm
A Washington dispatch criticizes the New Frontier economic plan and federal policy shifts that aim to curb farming incentives. The writer warns such moves could starve the nation of enterprise and pressure families to abandon farms for factory work, urging preservation of independence and initiative amid political debate.
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Washington, D.C
Nohuly
Bern
Tara Econamy
Lary Freeman
Hennerly
Mukhearer
Fiders
Sue Airien
Nana
Oririkel
Howe
Washington
Regan Ui
Vhampionship
Ann Landers Advice Columns On Marital Strain And Teen Trouble
A dense page features Ann Landers letters about a wife living as a boarder in her own home, a husband who blocks financial aid, and a son failing in school. It includes Rose Ann Landers gossip on personal dilemmas, eye color vanity and contact lenses, plus requests for youth drinking guidance and therapy suggestions.
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Rose Ann Landers
Ann Landers
Ann Lani
Barry Goldwater Book Sees Insight From Campaign Veteran
A reader reviews Steve’s book Barry Goldwater: Freedom Is Wisdom Flight Plan, praising its practical take on political campaigning. The author notes the work blends experience with candid critiques of campaign tactics, despite some harsh depictions of opponents and party insiders. The review highlights early 1950s Arizona persistence and the book’s balanced portrayal of Goldwater’s political philosophy.
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Love
Steve
Steve Hag
Barry Goldewater
Copveight
Temes Mirror Syndicate
JAI Light
Ratarvedy
What Do You Know Misspellings Pronunciations Quiz
A garbled text fragment discusses mispronunciations and misspellings. It mentions proper stress in furor and asks about a word beginning se meaning artificial sullenness. The passage includes several pronunciation prompts and scattered phrases about lecture lateness and a Joelure.
Letters to the Editor on Commonism On The Map debate
Readers question film authenticity and call for investigations while citing national reports. The letter from Donald W. in San Leandro urges a Sacramento Washington inquiry, notes expected winter weather, and requests name and address for publication with editor’s editing.
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Kiwanta International
San Jose
Agai
San Leandro
Compressional Record
U.S. Senate Thiermil
Hungary
China
Cuba
Europe
Korea
Jose Birch Su
Sacramento
Washington, D
Corgan
Willor
Tess Tun
Semder
The
Review
Controversial Editor and the Communist Label Debate
The letter argues about labeling items controversial and the pressure to avoid issues that threaten freedoms. It cites J Edger Hoover and a warning against communism as dangers to American heritage and constitutional rights, urging support for anti communism and for the Hayward San Mateo Bridge design debate.
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J. Edger Hoover
Liu
Oven Cominunists
Defaa
Amcprea
Fregdan
Ameri
Should the State Build or Rent Its Offices in Sacramento
A Sacramento hearing on long run space needs for 30,000 state employees frames a split argument. Finance officials say building cheaper long term than renting, though tax and maintenance costs blur comparisons. Renting offers flexibility, faster space, and tax implications for state revenue.
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Perennia
Assembly
Finance Department
Weinberger
Sacra- Tenin
Statoes
Department of Finance
Housig
California
Campa
Renlwo
Privary
Piaytails
Uinik
Sacramento
Two Men in One Hail and Hidden Hates
Sydney Harris discusses two personality types at a party and the dynamics of drink, envy, and repression. He contrasts quiet, diffident individuals with openly hostile types, noting how liquor can release hidden animosities and shape social behavior.
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Arizona
Abie
Republic
Baway
Nenally
Tam
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