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Threats to U S overseas bases widen across regions
Across Iceland Morocco Okinawa Dhahran Libya and strategic sites from Iceland’s Keflavik to Morocco’s air depots, bases face pressures from nationalist and communist movements and renegotiated rents. Icelandic elections loom June 24 could decide Keflavik retention. Morocco seeks about 450 million dollars for four bases. Saudi Arabia seeks military aid. Okinawa faces limited local support. Washington weighs ensuring operational flexibility amid regional politics and postwar realignments.
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Income Tax Denounced by Former IRS Commissioner
T Coleman Andrews, ex commissioner of internal revenue, denounces the income tax as confiscatory and unfair. He says rates run from 20 to 91 percent, hits higher-income earners and dividends, and harms the middle class. He blames complexity, high enforcement costs, and tax volatility, proposing a Hoover Commission type study and a complete tax reform.
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Shortage of good scientists and thinkers, a warning
George Sokolsky discusses a 1940s trend where education emphasizes narrow specialization over broad wisdom. He cites experts who warn that masses of engineers and scientists do not guarantee security unless complemented by imaginative thinking and philosophy. The piece laments scarce clear unafraid thinking.
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Security risk program under fire by former senator
Former Senator Harry Cain criticizes the government security risk program while acknowledging past mistakes in handling dismissals. The piece cites Petersen’s espionage case and a suspended Air Force analyst as examples. It argues for better coordination among departmental boards to reduce errors and notes the enduring stigma of security cases despite acquittals.
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Stalin’s Saint Tag Turns to Murderer Logic
Paul Harvey critiques Khrushchev’s Stalin tirade, arguing terror was used as needed and targets shifted. He condemns Soviet expediency, noting Stalin’s crimes and Khrushchev’s complicity, urging vigilance against appeasing reformists and demanding moral clarity in foreign policy.
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Estrellita Stars Say For Tomorrow Propel Achievement
The stars advise a day for achievement with alertness to opportunities to advance status and prestige. Pleasant news may arrive in the afternoon. birthdays promise exceptional progress in finance over the next two months. From now to mid August business property and domestic relations improve. November boosts personal popularity and professional prestige.
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Zodiac Messages Predict A December Child’s High Ambition
A reader notes that during November, tension and fatigue run high and December may bring good news. The forecast states a child born on this day will be intelligent, self-reliant and extremely ambitious.
Miner claims record after eating 29 bags of potato chips
An English miner sets a record by finishing 29 bags of potato chips in 62 minutes. The tale is framed as a championship feat amid a collage of travel and publicity anecdotes including a migrating golden plover and a roaming advertising balloon.
Attentive Parenting Linked To Youth Behavior, Delinquency Insight
Dr Louis Wolter warns thrill seeking by youths and some adults stems from a need for attention. He cites car tire pealing and dragging as examples while noting family dynamics influence a child’s path. An employer story shows parental attention shifting to the better student, improving behavior and school performance.
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Louis Wolter
First Methodist Church
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E V Darling Hospital and Worlds of Insurance Notes
Miscellany on rheumatic disease care from Bath England to famed insured pop stars and a quiz program. Mentions Pavlova Paderewski Durante Grace Kelly Dietrich and Beethovens Irish song. Includes Dorothy Dandridge marriage, child Carolyn, and a witty music title suggestion.
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Ancient customs and feats cited in historical notes
The passage surveys old beliefs and trivia: Aztecs used captives for sacrifices. the deaf were once deemed idiots and killed. Beetlesnake strikes 18 inches. Switzerland employs about 60,000 in watchmaking. a battleship’s power once rivaled Dewey’s Manila fleet. Scotland has many redheads. about half of Britain’s regular army serves overseas. Greeks honored cock fighting with funerals and monuments.
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Admiral Dewey
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Woman's harshest critic is often her daughter
A reflection notes that a woman's severest critic is usually her teen aged daughter. It recalls radio fame from 1936 listing top personalities Jack Benny Major Bowes and Eddie Cantor as notable figures from that era.
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Largest cities of Michigan and a weighty ball tale
The piece notes Detroit as Michigan’s largest city and asks for the state’s second largest. It pivots to a humorous anecdote about fat men and dancing, mentioning President Taft as a notably heavy dancer and recounting a Baltimore ball where the heaviest man weighed 430 and the heaviest woman 315, sparking a vivid tango image.
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United States
William Taft
Baltimore
Rotary inter-city meeting speaker Wade Miller in 1936
Twenty years ago on Tuesday June 16 1936 Wade Miller spoke at the Hamilton and Middletown Rotary Clubs inter city meeting. Armco baseball lost to the Potters of Cincinnati with Lee Mosteller allowing six hits. Final plans for the Boy Scout Jamboree Festival were completed for Thursday directed by Mark Walke with Aldie Lloyd's minstrels as the feature.
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Hamilton
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Lee Mosteller
Boy Scout Troops
Mark Walke
Aldie Lloyd
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