Innovative Mail Boss and Marine Comebacks Highlight 1950s Postal Power
The piece salutes Arthur E. Summerfield for modernizing the US postal service and introducing red white blue mailboxes ballpoint pens and missile mail while noting his political role in supporting Eisenhower. It also reports promising rebounds of Guadalupe fur seals California sea otters and Mexican elephant seals per Dr Carl L Hubbs.
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Carl L. Hubbs
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Guadalupe
California
Mexico
Guadalupe Island
Gen
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Summerfield
Not Chicken Feed Democrats Spend $16 Million Nomination Fight
Democrats devoted 16 million dollars to the nomination battle amid internal strategy debates. The text suggests concern over resource allocation while invoking a biblical verse to frame perseverance and confidence in the process.
Mother’s Day Forecast: Households Run Like Small Businesses
A satirical column notes Mother's Day amid candy and flowers stocks and maimed mothers while driving. It envisions a 2000 A.D. shift where American housewives manage homes as small businesses via kitchen cabinet computers and household data systems.
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New York
Hallmark
Edgar Guest
Mother
Moses
Cascade Data, Inc
Reagan joins Tax Reformers opposed to value added tax
Gov Ronald Reagan joins voices urging tax reform to discard the value added tax idea. He argues the VAT would shift what people pay and would camoufl age tax increases while keeping overall tax burdens high. He warns the public would still bear the cost through higher prices and paperwork.
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal Published daily by News Journal Inc Middletown Ohio lists subscription options for daily and Sunday editions. Motor route and mail prices vary by delivery method with annual terms and advance payment required. Founded in 1657.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
iSc
U.S.A
McGovern Economic Plan Called Stagnation Risk
The piece argues McGovern’s program would raise taxes on families earning 12 000 dollars a year and hit estates above 500 000 dollars. It warns of reduced incentives for investment and job creation, claiming Workfare plans would curb growth and worsen urban poverty. It portrays McGovern as favoring broad government control and higher taxes that would slow the economy.
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White House
John Mitchell
George McGovern
Humphrey
Muskie
Vietnam
U.S
Nixon
McGovern
Engiana
Sen. McGovern
Pennsylvania
Frank Mankiewicz
Kennedy
Brain Truster
Milton Friedman
Leonard Greene
Friedman Greene
Friedman
Greene Wuld
South Carolina
New York City
Harlem
Bedford Stuyvesant
Don Luis Ferre Steers Puerto Rico Toward Dignity and Growth
Don Luis Antonio Ferre, governor of Puerto Rico, signs a pension bill promising a living wage while hosting visitors at La Fortaleza. He presents himself as a practical, wealthy leader with a passion for art and music, praising economic progress and pondering future statehood.
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Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
la Fortaleza
San Juan
Dominican Convent
Luis Antonio Ferro
Iit
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Puerto Rico
Fortaleza
Napoleon
Don Luis
United States
Mississippi
Union
Dominican Republic
America
Ferre
Ponce
Edward Durell Stone
Luis Antonio Ferre
Reagan backs flat tax on gross income to replace IRS system
The piece argues for a universal flat tax with no deductions or loopholes, supported by Gov. Reagan, urging other candidates to endorse simplifying the tax system by abolishing the current framework and forms. It notes potential momentum from additional high profile supporters.
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Reagan
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