Brazil Editorial Praises U S War Effort In Vietnam
An August 7 1967 A Tarde editorial from Sao Salvador Bahia Brazil lauds American resolve in Vietnam. It extols U S bravery and tenacity while criticizing antiwar critics and highlights global aid and the Marshall Plan era solidarity. The piece argues U S leadership defends democracy and provides vast economic help despite domestic dissent.
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U. S
Vietnam
Sao Salvador
Bahia
Brazil
Japan
Philippines
Thailand
Hong Kong
United States
Orient
Asia
Europe
IRS ruling limits deduction for charity event tickets
The IRS says payments to buy items of value cannot be deducted for income tax purposes. If the ticket price equals the standard admission, the amount paid is not deductible. Donors who do not use the ticket can make a deductible outright gift. Tickets tied to raffles or drawings are not deductible.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS Weekly Bulletin of Revenue
IRS
Jackson
Associated Press
N.C
I. Rewind
Point
N. Co
High Point Enterprise, Inc
The Ampersand in Madison Avenue Debate
Tampa Tribune excerpt notes a New York Times piece by Philip H. Dougherty on firms dropping ampersands from names. Defenders cite speed and eye appeal. spoof firms Ampersand Associates and "& Unlimited" surface. Strohmeier laments but jokes that he still uses Davis and Parsons with a wink.
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Charles de Gaulle
Madison Avenue
Ampersand
Philip H. Dougherty
The
New York Times
Ampersand Associates
Unlimited
A. M. Persand
Robert L. Smock
Ludlow & Smock
William D. Strohmeier
Davis, Parsons & Strohmeier
Quiet Hour Boosts Efficiency at Lansing Insurance Firm
An Lansing Michigan insurer has introduced a daily quiet hour from 3am to 9am. Employees avoid communication and movement during this period, with no interdepartment contact or outgoing calls. The measure reportedly raised productivity by reducing interruptions and noise.
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Lansing
Mich
Umpteen
Businesses eyeing plan to curb morning chatter
The piece notes companies showing interest in a plan to postpone small talk. If adopted, it could burden chatty workers, especially those who enjoy socializing before midmorning, while appealing to surly employees who dislike interactions.
Untitled North Carolina business card snippet shows names
A fragment lists Faemon Fonte and multiple personal and professional names including North Kain Street High Point pointers. The text mentions D A Rawley C H Lockwood Randall B Terry Joseph P Rawley Holt McPherson Joe Brown GC W Patterson and W L Ir s. LOFLIN with titles President and Wisebredident.
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Faemon Fonte
Sreernss
North Kain
High Point
Bunker Acheson Nixon Ford dominate foreign and political tales
Drew Pearson notes Ellsworth Bunker delivering a rare Vietnam election feat and other diplomatic shifts. LBJ backs Walter Washington as Washington DCs first mayor amid power recalls. Voter machine flaws warned along with a Newark gun riot cash-link. Women in politics loom with Shirley Temple and Cuban factions. Nixon and Ford discuss strategy while CIA push for lie detector tests faces Senate delay.
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Bell-McClura Syndicate
Washington
Ellsworth Bunker
Dominican Republic
India
Argentina
Peron
Bunker
Vietnam
Dean Acheson
LBJ
Walter Washington
D. C
John Duncan
Hawaii
California
Kansas
A-1
George Lincoln Rockwell
Fuehrer
Storm
Newark
New Jersey
Treasury Department
United Kingdom
West Indies
Stokely Carmichael
USA
Cuba
North Vietnam
Father James Cavanaugh
Father Cavanaugh
Catholic University In
Saturday Evening Post
Catholic U
Charles Curran
Shirley Temple
Congress
Svetlana Stalin
China
Mao Tsetong
Chiang Ching
Wang Kuang-mei
Liu Shao-chi
Mao
Liu
Celia Sanchez
Fidel Castro
Vilma Espin
Raul Castro
Haydee Santamaria
Panama
Arnulfo Arias
Caribbean
Arnulfo
United States
Panama Canal
Nixon
Ford
Central Intelligence
CIA
Senate
Senator Soaper Says a Lighthearted World Gleaned
A collage of satirical notes notes on global quirks and political snippets from 1966. Gaps between generations and a hula hoop revival share the page with talk of border guards smiling at tourists and a joke about a nuclear weapon in space. France already has a president in orbit. Tax hikes loom over a pricey year.
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France
Rap Brown Back to Cambridge or Escape the Rap
Poem questions if Raphael Brown will be sent to Cambridge to face charges or evade punishment. It condemns treason and anarchy and warns that leniency invites more bold lawlessness as peaceful citizens endure abuse.
Reynolds House gala widens art circle in Winston-Salem
Reynolds House hosted a large reception for its permanent collection of 16 major American works led by Barbara Babcock Lassiter. Thomas P. F. Hoving praised the J Reynolds heirs for transforming the mansion into a community cultural center. The event featured notable attendees, including the granddaughter of R. J. Reynolds, and previews of future Sky Room decor by Reginald Styers. The piece also notes Drexel Enterprises merging with Stanley Furniture to form Drexel-Stanley, and GOP political maneuverings in North Carolina with W. A. Nab Armfield eyeing leadership roles.
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Reynolda House
Winston-Salem
Reynolds House
Barbara Babcock Lassiter
Reynolds Heirs
New York
Metropolitan Museum
Thomas P. F. Hoving
Robert E. Lee
Barbara Lassiter
Reynolds
R. J. Reynolds
Tobacco Company
Hoving
Benjamin West
Raphael
Gilbert Stuart
Harrison Gray Otis
Charles H. Babcock
Barbara
Reginald Styers
Kernersville
American Institute of Decorators
Washington
Bib
Tucker
Reynolda
Reggie
Green Drive
Styers
Drexel Enterprises
Stanley Furniture Company
Stanleytown
Drexel-Stanley Company
Lane Company
Altavista
Hickory Furniture Company
Drexel-Stanley
Drexel
Stanley
Virginia
North Carolina
W. A. Nab Armfield
Art
Clemmons
James Gardner
Harold D. Coolay
John Stickley
Charlotte
GOP
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High Point Enterprise
Wisebredident
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Soaper
Bill Vaughan
North American Newspaper Alliance
Alliance
Felt McPherson
Rap
Cambridge Town
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