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Dallas Independence From Federal Aid Advocated
An opinion argues that government growth harms individual responsibility and praises local autonomy. It criticizes federal loan schemes as increasing distant control and cites Dallas as a city that funds projects with bonds and avoids federal lunch aid, urging more city independence.
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Texas
Washington
New Socialist State in Orlando Sentinel View
The Orlando Sentinel reports the IRS ruled private utility firms cannot deduct certain institutional advertising as business expenses. The piece warns such rulings threaten free speech, press freedom, and private enterprise, implying power should be public and foretelling a new socialist state.
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TVA
Crime Is Crime Juvenile crime rate blamed on parental and school shifts
FBI data show 47.2 percent of arrestees under 18 for major crimes prompting Wall Street Journal analysis. The piece argues greater state responsibility reduces parental accountability and that soft attitudes invite juvenile offenses. It calls for holding youths and parents more accountable.
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Lonely Sky Crowded With Planets Says Shapley
Hal Boyle reports Dr. Harlow Shapley challenges the idea of a serene sky. He estimates up to 100 quintillion stars, and possibly 100 million planetary systems with life. The piece reflects on how this changes human loneliness and our view of the heavens.
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Harvard College Observatory
Shapley
Sui
No Reduction In Taxes Expected In Current Session
Congress faces obstacles to any tax cut with a June 30 deadline for a bill preserving existing rates on corporations and excise taxes. Democrats split between opposing on-floor amendments and supporting administration aims, while pressure for excise tax relief and small business help grows before adjournment in August.
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Communists And The Student Riots On American Campuses
Fulton Lewis Jr analyzes how Communist infiltration targets universities through covert study groups linked to Science and Society. He cites the 1957 Senate subcommittee report and Shigeto Tsuru’s testimony showing how faculty writers and Marxist leaders recruit students, shaping campus activism.
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Internal Security Subcommittee
Shigeto Tsuru
Harvard University
Hitotsubashi University of Tokyo
United States
Communist Party
Science and Society
Stars Forecast 1958 1999 Outlook for Individuals and Plans
The horoscope outlines personal progress in work studies and home life with caution against impulsive choices. It highlights favorable months for careers finances romance travel and opportunities ending December 1999. It notes a political espionage warning tied to a Canadian Royal Commission summary on Soviet espionage and conspiracy ethics.
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Communist Party
Canadian Royal Commission
Oldest Earth-age claim rattles science and songs
A playful note contrasts a 10 billion year earth age claim with sedimentary clues and a sports page aside about recorded music calming a race horse. The quip nods to the old song The Old Gray Mare as a humorous aside.
Desert living and climate lure in Phoenix visit
Dave Regan recalls a three week trip through the West with Phoenix as the standout. He notes one story homes, pastel suburbs, rapid growth, and a desert climate praised for healthful air though extreme summer heat. He would retire there for cheap housing but prefers San Francisco for actually living.
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San Francisco
Presidents and Nixon Favor Vests in Washington Heat
A Washington columnist notes Ike and Nixon prefer vests to stay cool in the heat. Eisenhower appears untroubled, Nixon explains damp shirts are worse, and the observer recalls De Gaulle visiting Pershing in Walter Reed while the vest motif threads through memories.
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Laval
John J. Pershing
Walter Reed Hospital
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Pershing
City Commended for Main Street Safety Bumpers
H L Dell sends a note to the City Commission praising the installation of bumpers on safety islands at Main Street and Central Avenue. Kiester reports 440 swim week applications at the YMCA pool as enrollments head toward a record. Lin Mendenhall hosts a true and false contest at the Paramount Theater with Walter Montgomery winning top honors for the mail carriers' team against telephone operators. Lions Club elects Harold Leichty president with Kirk Strodtbeck and Ben Worchester as vice presidents and Rhuey Shetter as third vice president. Richard Francis lion tamer and C B Quigley tail twister.
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Ben Worchester
Rhuey Shetter
Richard Francis
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