Payroll tax reform hits middle earners in clash over Bill
Washington column by David Broder analyzes a House Ways and Means plan led by Wilbur Mills that would raise social security payroll taxes, widen the wage base, and increase the burden on middle income workers. The piece notes the lack of debate, argues the system is regressive, and suggests policy fixes.
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Tribune Editorial Page on Suffering and Reigning
Editorial analysis cites a biblical verse about sharing suffering and ruling with Christ. It quotes Timothy 2 12 and reflects on how denial impacts faith, urging readers to endure hardship with steadfast belief. The piece weighs interpretation and moral consequence within a periodical opinion tone.
Greater student involvement urged at 76th P T A convention
Mrs. Leon Price president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers told about 1,000 delegates that students should play a larger role in school governance. She cited avenues such as student codes, advising boards, curriculum input, and policy ownership to boost responsibility and relevance in education.
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Not Ready for Forever as Oyster Dinner Proposes
New York writer Hal Boyle recalls a comical engagement rite where a proposal over oysters leads to a delayed, nerve jangling reveal to parents. The scene blends flirtation and pragmatism as a couple contemplates marriage amid humorous hesitation.
Monthly seminars and a wedding mix of plans and nerves
The piece recounts a chaotic buildup to a 1971 72 wedding amid wedding prep and a series of monthly repertory seminars by Winston Salt Janis Starker cellist and Josef Gingold violinist at the North Carolina School of the Arts. It notes miscommunications over mail phone and family input, a diamond ring gift, and a wedding day panic including a gold dinner jacket and last minute attire.
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Of Smith And Men Of Smith And Men By Jack Smith
A letter recounts purchasing an Airedale from the Los Angeles Times and the dramatic, humorous effects on the narrator’s home. The four‑month‑old pup unsettles poodles and cats, teaches odd lessons, and prompts reflections on patience and courage in animals versus humans.
Domestic Airedale antics test patience and furniture
A humorous column recounts an Airedale named Fleetwood causing chaos at a family home. The dog chews furniture, escapes a four-gate yard, and disrupts rooms, while the vet notes increasing aggression with maturation. The piece blends personal wit with light domestic detail about pets and daily life.
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SALT talks analysis questions progress and aims
The Los Angeles Times outlines President Nixon and Soviet positions on SALT, arguing three possible paths to a breakthrough and warning that a mere face saving pact could endanger long term security. It suggests the Soviets favor an ABM only deal while opposing meaningful limits on offensive weapons.
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Quotes from leaders at colleges on life quality and policy
The Associated Press compiles remarks from officials like Udall advocating environmental quality through action, Rogers outlining Southeast Asia disengagement plans, and other leaders offering views on concessions and policy in campus commencements. The mix includes reactions from police and foreign ministers, reflecting debate over wartime stance and diplomacy.
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Today in History highlights through the years
A June 1 tally recalls events from 1058 Charles de Gaulle becoming French leader to 1792 Kentucky joining the Union and 1798 Tennessee statehood. Notable notes include Brigham Young’s birth in 1801, Madison urging war in 1812, Lawrence’s famous line, and later milestones in space, earthquakes, and presidential rhetoric.
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