World Trade Summit Could Unify Free Market Policy
A proposed world trade summit urged by Rep. Henry Reuss and others aims to coordinate heads of state and economic advisors to avert global protectionism. Critics cite France and Britain tightening controls and warn of cascading effects on U S and allied economies as Kennedy Round expires.
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Woodshed Judgment Reflects on Rights and School Rules
The December Texas Police Journal excerpts District Judge Herman Jones of Austin praising constitutional protections for protest while stressing limits when rights disturb others. He references McCallum and Decatur High School decorum rules, notes a generational gap, and asserts students must meet valid school regulations to access benefits.
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Editorial Outlook on Tax Reform Under the Tax Act
Editorial discusses proposed 1968 tax reforms and fiscal impact. It notes President Johnson and Congress debate comprehensive overhaul, with figures like Rep Henry Reuss proposing major changes. The piece highlights loopholes, oil depletion allowances, and tax-exempt foundations as key targets for revenue and reform.
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High Point Enterprise Adopts Independent Publication Stance
The High Point Enterprise outlines subscription rates and policy notes as an independent newspaper. It lists mailing prices for various periods and clarifies that carriers and distributors are independent contractors.
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Onassis Bank Ties Stir Swiss Finance Probe
In 1968, reports tie Aristotle Onassis to quietly purchasing a Swiss bank linked to illegal gold dealings for U S depositors. The bank faces investigations by U S Attorney Robert Morgenthau amid scrutiny of Swiss secrecy and evasion of taxes.
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Tate
Kennedy
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Holiday Hangover After Christmas Card Echoes
A reflective piece on post holiday budget strain as households vow to be wiser next year. It notes the tradition of sorting through greeting cards for display, selecting by subject and price, then cleaning and readdressing them to share sentiments again.
Debit and Credit in Aging and Grace
A long excerpt from California Freemason pages shares a Mother Superior's anonymous prayer about growing older. It humorously begs for restraint, clarity, and gentleness, asking to avoid bossiness while embracing life’s lighter moments and the need for meaningful friends.
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The American Creed Poem Adopted by Congress
The American Creed as declared by William Tyler Page proclaims duty to country love of the constitution obedience to laws respect for the flag and defense against enemies. Adopted by an Act of Congress in April 1918, the creed anchors democracy in liberty equality justice and humanity.
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