Handout Hubert A Beardless Santa in Indian Pakistan aid tale
The article mocks U S aid gestures by Vice President Handout Hubert as a beardless Santa on a world swing. It notes a $50 million Pakistan offer and broader goals for India and Pakistan, contrasting with billions in GNP and budget size, and stresses that real progress needs will and systemic changes beyond know how. The piece cites hunger, sanitation, education, and personal industry as prerequisites for self-sufficiency among India and Pakistan.
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United States
Humeurey
Pakistan
Karachi
U.S
Agus Kuan
Washington
India
Kashmir
HustoHrey
Kuan
Hubert
Ludhiana
Huneparey
Virginia
Subcontinent
Wuntprrey
A Deserved Affront Over Transit Workers Strike Showdown
Governor Rockefeller seeks to exempt New York City Transit Workers from the Coxpon-Wapiin Law after a Supreme Court ruling, while Mayor Linpsay pushes for raises and control of the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority and Transit Authority. Legislators delay action, leaving the measure in limbo as political clash between unions, city officials, and state leaders intensifies.
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Rock BreLer
New York
Mike Quint
John Lindsay
New York Supreme Court
Linpsay
Irvine H. Saypot
Rockefeller
General Assembly
New York City
Rocky
House of Representatives
Senate
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Rockefenrer
Linnsay
Ough Bridge and Tunnel Authority
Transit Authority
RosErt Moses
Moses
Danville Daily Rates and Publication Details
The Danville Register lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with mail rates at one year 15 dollars, six months 7.50, three months 3.75, and monthly 1.25, plus carrier deliveries at 35 cents for a two week period and 6 cents per copy. The paper notes Associated Press rights and regional advertising representations, and urges prompt renewal notices mailed 10 days before expiration.
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Branham Company
Chicago
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Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
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Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Reflections on a Rebel Farmer Near Westminster MD
John Chamberlain recalls Paul Morelock, a quiet Angus breeder near Westminster, found dead from a heart attack at his farm after feeding stock. The column links Morelock to Whittaker Chambers, the Hiss Case, and debates on crop controls and government power, noting Morelock’s independence and legacy amid legal and political battles.
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Westminster
Maryland
Paul Morelock
Whittaker Chamber
America
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Morelock
Potomac
Agen
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Baltimore
Chambers
Whittaker Chambers
Reflecting on early US income tax history and satire
A column recalls the 1913 income tax start with a $3,000 personal exemption and 1 percent rate, notes higher rates for millionaires, and mentions state taxes. It contrasts with later proposals, cites Lincoln era taxes, and humorously mentions unions, automation, and a California university idea for athlete training.
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Wilson
Congress
Wisconsin
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Cordell Hull
America
Britain
In . Tahoe
Gence
Italy
Miss Sophias
Leas
Toren
Measure seeks to separate Lee and Jackson on two days
Norfolk observers note Delegates Gwathmey and Fidler push to delete Lee Jackson Day name for Stonewall Jackson and reserve January 19 for Lee alone. They argue each general deserves his own day yet Jackson’s January 21 birthday complicates the plan. supporters recount Lee’s ties to Jackson and joint wartime feats while urging House members to remember Lee’s praise.
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Lee
Norfolk
Jackson
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Washington College
House
Lews
Civil disobedience debated by Dean McKay at Utah conference
Holmes Alexander discusses Robert McKay's praise of civil disobedience while noting the Georgia General Assembly's refusal to seat Julian Bond. The piece argues the lawmakers enacted a landmark, nonviolent challenge to law and loyalty amid nationwide debates on free speech and constitutional duty.
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U. OF Utah
Salt Lake City
Robert McKay
New York University Law School
Dean McKay
McKay
Berkeley
Julian Bond
Georgia General Assembly
Vietnam
Kay
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Dixie
Mr. McKay
Georgia
Bond
General Assembly
Buckley Critiques Urban Renewal While Citing Johnson Era Policies
The piece argues urban renewal harms the poor by tearing down housing and displacing residents to favor middle income groups. It cites Johnson era programs, Supreme Court rulings, and urban planning figures like Martin Anderson, noting demolition outpaces new housing and costs rise, while the countryside bears the worst impact.
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Angeles
Los Angeles
Chicago
Detroit
New York
United States
Co. Svyjn Uweild
Néwai
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Central
Standard
Supreme Court
Berman
Webb & Knapp
Martin Anderson
Columbia University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dartmouth College
Ted
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