Truth in packaging and taxes in the United States
Guest editorial urges truth in advertising and pricing by requiring clear disclosure of federal taxes in product prices. It argues 33 percent of income goes to taxes and calls for voters to demand cost of government shown on labels, predicting higher turnout and influence at the polls. It advocates writing representatives to amend the truth in labeling bill.
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United States Senate
Farouk
Teach Ball
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Hancocks
Benight
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Senate
This Day In Review Highlights Key 19th and 20th Century Events
United Press International recounts Edward Gibbon finishing The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire in 1787 and the 1893 stock market collapse. It notes Truman ordering U.S. forces in 1950 during the South Korea conflict and a 1960 typhoon disaster in Manila that killed over one hundred.
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Edward Gibbon
New York Stock Exchange
Harry S. Truman
United States
South Korea
Luyon
Manila
Soviet Merchant Marine Steaming Ahead Of U.S.
Washington reports the Soviet merchant fleet is expanding as a tool of a growing economic and political offensive. Moscow uses Baltic Exchange charters to supply North Viet Nam and Cuba, affecting rates and shipping power. U.S. officials warn allies’ ships enable enemy supply chains, threatening national policy and shipbuilding health.
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Viet Nam
Moscow
NATO
Britain
Germany
Greece
Italy
France
Baltic Exchange
Blue Ribbon
European Shipowners Club
Soviet Russia
North
Cuba
U.S
North Viet Nam
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U.S.S.R
Maritime Transportation Letter
German
Soviet Union
Senate Commerce Committee
Mershank Marine
J. W. Clark
Committee of American Steamship Lines
Red
China
Haiphong
Nicholas Johnson
American Petroleum Institute
Absecon
N.J
Edwin M. Wood
Shipbuilders Council of America
House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Viktor Rakayev
Bakayev
Japan
Supreme Court overturns Cain verdict in historic ruling
The court, by a 5 to 4 decision, reverses a lower court finding and absolves Cain of Abel's murder. It upholds non retroactive police questioning limits, condemning coercive interrogation as unconstitutional while noting the need to correct a long standing judicial error.
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Cain
Abel
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Governor Brown and the White Backlash Laugh Line
The editorial page lampoons Governor Brown and a white backlash claim tied to Reagan and Yorty, joking that Brown creates a back lash. It notes Brew Pearson writing material and mocks political bravado, while describing the Babble on Coffee House project opening secretly with a locked door and a July start date.
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Reagan
Yorty
Brown
Brew Pearson
Mr. Brown
Drew Pearson
The
Daily Review
A Prayer For Today Honoring Class Of 1966 Graduates
A prayer thanks God for wisdom and the many youths of the class of 1966, praising dedicated teachers, taxpayers, donors, parents, and others who supported a school year of growth and achievement, and elevating Elesa the new graduates who seek character and completion.
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Ors
Elesa
Rome
Bus Service Lauded By Castro Valley Community
Local figure Bill Fichter's Chapel of the Valley bus program has logged over 65 000 miles of free transportation for Castro Valley groups in six months. The community hails the effort as a vital service boosting nonprofits and local access.
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Bill Fichter
Castro Valley
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