Third In A Series: Secession Was In Beginning Political Not Warlike
In this reflective piece, the author argues secession began as a political choice rather than warlike intent. It critiques editorializing and party rhetoric, notes failed efforts in Congress, and suggests the crisis resolved only when events forced a costly War. The piece draws parallels to present tensions and questions whether similar dynamics exist today.
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Iincol
Congress
Caralina
Charleston
Sumter
Car Melita
America
Tax dollar allotment in Ellington budget plan
Nashville AP reports Buford Ellington proposed a state budget showing education at 301.24 million, highways 418.58 million, public welfare 28.59 million, public and mental health 35.03 million, all other services 45.55 million, debt service 52.5 million, and taxes shared with cities 48.08 million.
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Nashville
Buford Ellington
Ullion
Geniuses and Songs of Birds in Language Study
A packed science week discusses gifted children, how bluebirds learn to sing, and the Chinese language's difficulties. Experts from Mills College and Cornell note age effects, early auditory exposure, and limits on singing ability in bluebirds and other birds.
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Associated Press
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Annette
Nsenst Mills College
Cornell University
State Budget AtA Glance From Gov Ruford Tington
State budget outline shows total expenditures with federal funds and state taxes. Highlights include highway investments of 11 percent, education funding, bond assurances, teacher raises, highway patrol pay bumps, and no tax increases.
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Ruford Tington
Tennessee
I.n
MEI Bond
Prominent Deaths Around The World
Prominent deaths reported across cities with brief notices. Edward Block aged 38, senior VP and GM of Olin Mathieson Chemical, died of a heart attack in Baltimore. Joseph F Ourrah, 70, longtime Telegraph editor of the Troy Times Record, died after a brief illness in Troy. Edward Le Mulvenul, 85, president of the American Reinstrance Co., died at his home in New York.
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Baltimore, Md
UPI
Edward Block
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Woot
Troy N.Y
Joseph F. Ourrah
Telegraph
Troy Times Record
New York
Edward le Mulvenul
American ReInstrance Co
Express Rates Up On Some Rail Express Shipments
Washington UPI reports a 20 cent rate increase on certain railway express shipments. The ICC approved the rise Wednesday, applying to less than carload shipments across most commodities. Cream and daily newspapers are exempt. Miami UPI notes the Coast Guard began seaplane patrols off the Florida Keys to monitor Cuban refugee vessels in distress. A Mahopac judge obituary mentions an English cocker spaniel dying of a heart attack.
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Washington
UPI
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Mik
Daily News
Miami
U.S. Coast Guard
Florida Keys
Dogs Are Well Fixed
Louisville AP report states tavern operator John L. Lynch 84 left his estate income to two boxer dogs Bing 10 and Rusty 5. Neighbor Mary Lou Grant says Lynch widow left 3 000 for the dogs when she died last March. Lynch died December 20. The money will go to charities.
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Louisville, Ky
John L. Lynch
Bing
Rusty
Mary Lou Grant
Falcon Dominates The Battle Of The Compacts In America
The ad argues Falcon outpaced 11 rivals in the compact car field, claiming lower operating costs, 30 miles per gallon, long service intervals, Diamond Trustro Finish, roomy six-passenger comfort, full luggage space, included luxuries, low price, and strong resale value. It emphasizes ease of buying, owning, and selling as key reasons for market lead.
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Falcon
America
Malcon
Falco
Laday
Automotive Market
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United Brake & Front Exc
Williams
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Ani Falcon
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Fallon
Falcons
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Fale Worui
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Falcon Sales
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