Hunger as National Scandal Prompted by Poverty and Hunger
The article cites Dr. Thomas E. Bryant of the Office of Economic Opportunity stating more than 12 million Americans cannot afford basic food, a situation described as a national scandal. He notes chronic hunger persists among Mexican Americans in Colorado, Indians in New Mexico, rural whites, and African Americans nationwide, urging greater action.
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Curiosity Grows Over McCarthy Actions After Senate Shuffle
The piece questions Senator McCarthy follower reactions and motives after his shift from the Foreign Relations Committee. It notes Kennedy’s bid, Long’s resignation as majority whip, and ponders why the former presidential hopeful stepped back from a strong platform on Vietnam.
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Nixon era welfare dilemma outlined by Buckley panel
William F Buckley Jr discusses a Nixon commission report on poverty and welfare, urging end to penalizing families, standardization of payments, and avoidance of state erosion. The piece weighs negative income tax ideas and the tension between reform and conservative principles.
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Dutch Descent, Firm Resolve Highlighted in Diskless Note
In Columbus a friendly yet stubborn Dutch descent figure named Dave Regan reflects on rising costs and gas rate reductions. The author notes CG&E setting Middletown gas rates equal to Cincinnati and hopes for streamlined City Commission meetings under new chairman Dudley Inwood.
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Vietnam Peace Talks Inch Toward Saigon US Withdrawal Plan
A Saigon plan to withdraw 20 000 to 60 000 US troops over the next year or two is tied to Paris peace negotiations. Washington hopes a staged pullout of 50 000 soldiers could push Hanoi to begin its own withdrawal, while South Vietnam must field a larger defense force with continued aid. The outcome hinges on US political timing and Hanoi signaling readiness for peace.
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Nader Raiders Challenge FTC Leader Dixon
The 186 page report by seven students including Taft’s great grandson accuses FTC Chairman Paul Rand Dixon and staff of incompetence and lax enforcement. They critique capitalism and claim FTC fails to stop alleged abuses in advertising and business practices. The piece defends Dixon and promises a follow up with his perspective.
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Tinker’s dam phrase tied to Scots Irish slang and sports lore
The term tinker's dam comes from Scots Irish tinker meaning rascal and it labeled worthless items. Honus Wagner known as the Flying Dutchman starred for the Pirates, hitting above .300 in 17 seasons. Tel Aviv translates to hill of spring.
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