Hoffa Release Questioned Rights and Public Perception
The Burlington Times-News discusses whether James Hoffa received special treatment upon release from a federal prison term. It notes Hoffa served almost five of 13 years and had union-backed petitions, but cites multiple similar cases nationwide and asserts the government proved its case and society was served without privilege. It also calls leadership abuse a blot on labor history and urges service to society over self-interest.
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James Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Jimmy Hoffa
Ginger Rogers on stage decency and personal integrity
The article cites Ginger Rogers, still starring in musicals, who insisted on removing a four letter word from Coco. She argues personal standards defend public morals and urges individuals to resist decency erosion despite trends.
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Ginger Rogers
Miss Rogers
California
Encouraging Youth Voter Registration Across the South
The Greensboro Record highlights surveys showing 35.8 percent of newly enfranchised youths registered and 76.1 percent of 1634 freshmen plan to vote president. ACE notes southern freshmen more politically active, challenging regional inertia and pushing toward national standards.
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Youth Citizenship Fund
American Council On Education
ACE
Georgia
Kentucky
Congress
Muskie’s Mother Posts a Surprising Political Stance
Edmund Muskie’s 80 year old mother voices strong opinions on her son’s candidacy. She has alternately praised and criticized him in recent years and insists she sees nothing wrong with the President in office. Her remarks spark talk of a possible nominating speech at the next Republican Convention.
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Edmund Muskie
Frank
Edmund
Eugene
Sen. Muskie
French Forts to Fortune Pillbox to Hardware Sale
A satirical overview notes the Maginot Line now a country view for a few thousand dollars and mocks U S military hardware. It lists MBT-70 C 5A Lance F 111 as examples of "worthless" gear fit for home or display and urges disposal of surplus equipment.
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France
Ardennes Forest
Germany
United States
Money and the Townsend Plan a California Perspective
A Fresno column argues that money itself does not create wealth or purchasing power. It warns inflation stems from government overspending and debt, and productivity must rise to raise living standards. It cautions against equating money with prosperity and critiques the 10 nation monetary pact.
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Fresno
Calif
Upton Sinclair
Townsend
California
Central Asia
Kentucky
China
Calcutta
India
Chungking
Philadelphia
America
Spaper Comments On Holiday Roles And Fans Thrills
The column muses on gender roles in holiday meals, questions whether men should cook and women carve, recalls fans’ greatest thrill as a halftime trio of hot dogs and coffee, and urges drivers to be cautious on slick pavement.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
Pakistan Split Seen as Gain for West Pakistan
Dr. Carl Whelus argues West Pakistan benefits from separation as East Pakistan becomes Bangladesh amid poverty and overpopulation. He says Pakistan’s tragedy began in 1947 and Bangladesh is unlikely to thrive, while India bears the cost with U.S. aid money poorly spent. Patricia Price joins the Nixon re election effort in Washington. Big Bear of North Carolina buys land on Courtesy Road to build a large freezer complex serving 21 stores across several towns. Obituaries note Garland Chappel L. G. Munroe Dr. Fred Weaver and Jack Anderson faces criticism from Nixon supporters over India Pakistan coverage. The writer recalls Drew Pearson and Truman comments on government leaks and Nixon lies, and warns against aggressive Florida real estate sales tactics.
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Big Bear of
North Carolina
Courtesy Road
George W. Hutchens
Big Bear
Doc Carrick
High Point
Thomasville
Danville
Winston- Salem
Asheboro
Laurinburg
Eden
Jack Anderson
Washington
Drew Pearson
Sons of Brotherhood
Truman
Anderson
U. S
Nixon
Henry J. Taylor Joined The Enterprise as Columnist
Henry J. Taylor, a renowned columnist and diplomat, becomes the newest member of The Enterprise family. A veteran war correspondent from 1939 to VJ Day, he served as ambassador to Switzerland from 1956 to 1961 and now writes on global and national affairs distributed in over 200 newspapers.
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Henry J. Taylor
Enterprise
University of Virginia
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Gen
Mgr
Burlington Times-News
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Tulsa World
Greensboro
Richmond News-Leader
Winston-Salem Journal
American Legion
American Economic Foundation
East 42Nd Street
New York
N.Y
Grafeith
Sen. Spaper
By Bill Vaughan
Afteman
Pakistan
Carl Whelus
Forman College
Lahore
High Point College
West Pakistan
East Pakistan
Bangladesh
Patricia Price
Henry Price
Carolina
Connecticu Avenue
N.W
Garland Chappel
Hiatt Tire Company
L. G. Munroe
Fred Weaver
New Delhi
Florida
Moe
Bassador
Switzerland
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