Potash nationalization in Saskatchewan stirs North American tension
A Canadian move to seize potash mines to form a state monopoly draws U.S. concern over price controls and supply leverage. The piece argues such socialism risks higher costs for American farmers and consumers, warns of cross-border frictions, and questions Ottawa's stance amid broader Canadian protectionist policy.
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Georgia
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Allan Blakeney
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Pierre Trudeau
John L. Carpenter
Canadian Potash Producers Association
Schorr and Butterfield CIA claim sets off debate
In a Washington debate, Daniel Schorr is accused of not admitting a mistake over Butterfield being labeled a CIA man in the White House. The exchange centers on who first revealed the claim and how television news shapes perception. The piece argues TV news power and fragility of recall raise public questions.
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Ervin Committee
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CBS Morning News
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Schorr
T. S. Eliot
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Fletcher Prouty
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Bruce Morton
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Bruce
Air Force
Nixon
CBS
Dan Schorr
Tuning the pension law
A historical assessment of private pension regulation shows that federal oversight aimed at securing workers benefits and protecting vested rights has produced unintended effects. Despite reforms, thousands of plans have been abandoned, raising concerns about future retirement security and the need to simplify compliance for firms of all sizes while preserving the program’s original intent.
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Congress
English spelling chaos blamed on mishearing origins
A columnist argues that many English words are mispelled due to historical borrowing from Tamil, Algonquin, Welsh, Tahitian, and other languages. He cites raccoon, catsup, coffee, goulash, pal, penguin, tattoo, bamboo, and their messy paths from foreign terms, urging tolerance for Johnny who struggles with spelling.
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Tonga Islands
Kongo
America
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published daily in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options including 15c weekday newsstand price and 25c Sunday, home delivery 72c weekdays and 23c Sunday, motor route 13/2c daily and 24c Sunday, or $4.20 for four weeks, mail rates $38 per year USA and $46 outside, with advance payment required. Founded in 1857.
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Loopholes are for all letter to the editor
William C. Berman argues in defense of the IRS addressing errors in tax guidance and the dangers of simplifying the system. He contends that precise information is essential, that the wealthy use loopholes but so could anyone, and cautions against cutting corners on professional tax help.
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