Rockefeller Nomination Scrutiny Meets Wealth and Reform Critics
The Rockefeller vice presidential nomination faces opposition from Len Helms and Angela Davis. Helms questions Rockefeller’s wealth and influence while Davis criticizes his Attica era governance. Internal Revenue Service records reveal Rockefeller paid no federal income tax in 1970 due to various deductions. Helms urges Congress to address wealth concentration and tax loopholes that aid leaders.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Jesse Helms
Len. Helms
North Carolina
Angela Davis
National Alliance
Rockefeller
Miss Davis
New York
Attica State Prison
Sen. Helms
Senate Rules and Administration
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Writers And Nonwriters Letters Reflect Pressing Page Problems
The piece discusses unsigned letters and the difficulty of judging blame and truth in public correspondence. It cites Leo Rosten and excerpts from The London Times showing nostalgic laundry quibbles and modern progress jokes, noting The Times editors refrain from replying and doubt progress ends soon.
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Leo Rosten
Saturday Review World
Rosten
London Times
Sunday Sermon on Divine Wrath and Human Choice
A Sunday sermon explores divine wrath as self-imposed through sinful living. It contrasts God's unchanging love with the result of human disobedience, using parables from scripture and history to illustrate punishment and mercy. It cites Napoleon’s fate as an instance of wrath moderated by nature, not lightning.
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Jupiter
Zeus
Juno
Neptune
Heaven
Hell
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Niagara Falls
Calvary
Napoleon Bonaparte
Europe
Russia
Napoleon
Oil Industry Dominates Policy and Profits in U S
The oil industry runs like a government unto itself with its own foreign service and vast assets. Exxon Gulf Standard Oil of California mobilize profits and pay low taxes while public trust erodes. the Center for Science in the Public Interest urges reforms to curb Big Oil power across states and global markets.
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Washington
Exxon
J. Kenneth
Jamieson
Gulf
B. R. Dorsey
Treasury
Standard Oil of
California
Otto Miller
Center For Science
Southeast
Midwest
Amoco
Shell
North Central States
New York
Automotive Group
United States
Big Eight
Big Oil
Robert Kerr
D.-Okla
Senate
Kerr- McGee
Sen
Russell Long
D.-La
George Bush
U.N
China
Nixon
Peter Flanagan
October Market at Eight Floors Opens Oct 18
Finishing touches proceed on the Southern Furniture Market Center as eight floors of the Commerce Street wing near completion for the October 18 opening. Top floors added later will wait for winter market, while theater and arts spaces on floor one near year end.
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Southern Furniture Market
Commerce Street
Bob Gruenberg
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Downing College
Cambridge
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Times
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Oil Industry
Jack Anderson
United Feature Syndicate
India
Africa
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Alaska
Australia
NEA
High Point
Salvation Army Board
S. Main Street
I-85
South Main
George T. Wood
Leon Schute
Charlotte
Guilford County Ambulance Service
Guilford County
Harold E. Wagoner
Philadelphia
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Middle East
Jerusalem
Wagoner
mid-East
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Howard Coble
Austin Organ Company
J. Willard Thomas
Forest Hills Presbyterian Church
Willis H. Stane
Memorial United Methodist Church
J. F. Williard
Brooks Memorial United Methodist Church
Fairview Street
St. Marks Church
Washington Street
Williard
G. J. Williard
Cedrow Avenue
Vickery Street
Senator Soaper
Berry’s
WEA
Ford
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