India’s Communist funds move through vast overseas networks
The article portrays India's Communist movement as financially potent, funded by around 25 million rupees monthly from a network centered on Delhi and sprawling industrial hubs. It cites front organizations like AITUC, labor and government unions, and overseas salaries channeled via the Bhilai steel unit, with money flowing back to Moscow and then to the party, plus kickbacks from industrialists and exporters.
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Calcutta
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Congressional Presidents Quiz Challenge
A quiz on U S presidents tests knowledge of terms in Congress and offices. It cites Adams in Congress, Johnson and Harding Senate service, presidential term counts, nicknames, and unique cases, with true false and matching questions among Republicans and Democrats.
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Senate Clo ture Vote Signals Shifting Cloture Support
Congressional Quarterly reviews the Aug 15 cloture in the Senate on the Administration's communications satellite bill. It highlights party splits, rising support from previously opposed Republicans, the absence of several consistent opponents, and the potential impact on Rule 22 reform and civil rights debates.
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Congressional Quarterly
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George A Smathers
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Water Bond Issue Sowed as Voter Ballot Next November
A writer urges action on water conservation and the consolidation of Las Vegas water companies amid plans to place a $6,000,000 bond issue on the upcoming November ballot. He stresses stopping wastage and seeks reforms in charging practices and company operations.
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Water waste and local water charging concerns in Las Vegas letter
A reader complains about wasted water from lawn sprinklers in Las Vegas and critiques inconsistent water charges and metering across several properties. The letter cites personal experiences with four apartments near Oakey and New York and five on First Street between Fremont and Gass, noting monthly charges and metering differences.
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Wisconsin Senate Watch Bets Wiley Victory Over Nelson
Wisconsin politics weigh in on the Wiley Nelson race with Wiley leading 80 to 31 in a statewide poll. Nelson admits Wiley has the edge amid party splits and concerns over fundraising, administration support, and policy positions shaping the contest.
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Wiley
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