Costs of Washington protests soar as policing bill tallies rise
U S taxpayers face hefty costs from demonstrations in Washington with preliminary estimates showing police overtime and cleanup reaching 500000 dollars for one day. Across 1969 to 1970 total costs hit 1.5 million with property damage over 450000 dollars. Senator Byrd warns deficits threaten the dollar while media fairness debates continue and networks deny free TV time for Common Cause.
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Washington
D. C
Ray Blanton
D-Tenn
Blanton
Capitol
Spiro Agnew
Democratic Front
Common Cause
Nixon
Vietnam
Summer Solstice Reflected In Immutable Natural Law
Editorial notes the arrival of summer on June 21 as an unchangeable celestial event. It argues that natural laws like the sun’s position govern life and death, advising readers to enjoy the warm days while acknowledging some fixed truths of the world. A Brazilian report adds a separate scene of beans falling from the sky after a storm.
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Harry Byrd JR
Virginia
U. S
Byrd
West Germany
United States
Amsterdam
Frankfurt
Garuda Indonesian Airlines
League of Supreme Egocentrices
SOSE
Gestapo
Germany
Travemunde
Sweden
Baltic Sea
Malmo
Salvation Army Soup Kitchen
Europe
Grassroots Opinion From Nezperce on the Dingle Tax
A Nezperce Idaho editorial laments a federal excise tax on fishing tackle, tracing its origin to 1950 and politicians Dingell and Johnson. It claims citizens have paid over 100 million dollars in dangling taxes and criticizes the burden of recreation taxes.
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Nezperce
Idaho
United States Congress
Dingell and Johnson
Sunday to Monday Reflections on Leisure and Modern Conveniences
A reflective monologue on weekly rhythms from Sunday to Monday. The writer laments lost church attendance, ponders Sunday pleasures, and questions four day work weeks. It critiques leisure costs, contrasts past and present chores, and celebrates modern conveniences including a hypothetical iron-on button gadget and women’s liberation through technology.
European Travels of the Wary Magician from East Texas
An ongoing travelogue recounts a bumbling trip from New York to Europe filled with missteps and miscommunications. The author jokes about scams and stereotypes while detailing delays, airport mix ups, hotel hassles, and comic encounters with staff, security, and locals.
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New York City
East Texas
New York
Kennedy Airport
Jimmy Brown
Frankfurt
KLM
Amsterdam
Hire the Veteran and You Hire Experience
A recruitment message touts veterans as experienced workers across many fields from clerks to engineers and bricklayers to managers. It notes on the job training via the GI Bill or MDTA and directs readers to local State Employment Service offices and the Veterans Administration for training information.
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State Employment Service
Veterans Administration
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