Crisis in Lapland rattles 30,000 Lapps over marriage norms
A quirky worldwide note reports Swedish Norwegian Finnish Lapps fear decline as women seek better lives. Lapp girls snub Lapp suitors, crossing borders for husbands while men seek options abroad. In Oklahoma, teacher tips advise handling disruptive students with realism. Detroit incident highlights courteous driving campaign and a misread police pull.
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Ex Navy Officer Says FBI Got Facts on Communists
Former Naval officer William J. O Hara testified to the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee that intelligence on Germanists was passed to the FBI as fast as received. He suggested that the information may have been preserved in FBI files amid reports of destruction orders. The hearing also heard from ex-Navy yeoman John J. Wendt of Brooklyn who testified before actions on the unit’s records.
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A garbled excerpt reports an inquiry with Carlton Jenner describing files on Communists in New York and maritime units that allegedly disappeared in June. It references a Navy counterintelligence unit, a January dinner speech, and notes from a 1944 order to destroy files. Also mentions a Roselle plane crash death of Raymond Epstein and a bomb incident in Edenton, North Carolina.
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Senate Tax Cut Foes Stand Firm Against Head Tax Plan
Senators Byrd and Carlson said their opposition to further income tax reductions remains unchanged despite a substitute head tax proposal. The plan would tax those with income, offsetting cuts, with Treasury officials warning it could remove about 13.2 million from tax rolls under a $200 exemption rise and 25.4 million under a $400 boost.
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