Banks and government cash fuel big profits and graft
A longtime observer argues that banks profits come from government funds in escrow and liquid assets. He cites post office receipts, state lotteries, and public money deposits as sources of lucrative returns, warning of secrecy and urging investigative digging for disclosures.
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Rosenbergs on TV Trials and Public Adoration
Jeffrey Hart analyzes the Rosenberg case’s enduring appeal in books and TV. He contrasts ABC’s dramatic fiction with PBS’s more cautious approach, noting portrayals of Julius and Ethel as heroic despite evidence, and questions why liberals still revere them.
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Historic Irish milestone redefines cause in Ulster
Dublin recognizes British sovereignty over Northern Ireland marking a conciliatory shift by Premier Liam Cosgrave and challenging extremism. The move aims to ease Protestant Catholic suspicions and erode IRA support, while stressing live and let live as critical to ending bloodshed and advancing a political solution.
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Liam Cosgrave
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FBI Independence Congress Should Weigh Term for Director
The piece argues for a 10 year FBI director term with one renewal to reduce political influence but warns against total independence from checks and balances. It notes the bureau’s secretive nature and the risk of empire building if unaccountable, urging restraint alongside independence. It ends with Ecclesiastes 7 8.
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Young people fantastic in Edgewood High show
Two letters praise Edgewood High School drama for Paint Your Wagon. The writers applaud student talent, coaching, stage crew, and dedication, noting the positive impact of youth performance and the community’s support for veterans like Louis Heller seeking work.
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Raymond Leis
John St. Trenton
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Buckley Proposal on Nixon Resignation Sparks Debate
A provocative critique argues Sen. Buckley’s call for Nixon to resign is not plebiscitary. It asserts resignation may spare the republic from Watergate turmoil, compares outcomes in France and England, and defends republican norms against impeachment zealots.
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England
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