Rebuilding the American Spirit for Global Leadership
Jerry Martins argues for a national reinvigoration of American character and freedom. He urges transforming Washington into a campus of free minds with libraries, schools, and laboratories funded by reallocating military and budgetary resources. He envisions exchanges with India Europe and Latin America to spread true American ideals.
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Vacation preparation and polio vaccine urged this year
Editorial urges adding the Salk polio vaccine to vacation plans. It notes three polio virus types Brunhilde Lansing and Leon and warns that travel or visitors can introduce uncommon strains. Vaccination provides immunity to all three types, and play safe by getting inoculated.
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California
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Transportation Lesson From Oil Industry’s Distribution System
The oil industry handles 800 billion ton miles yearly using tankers pipelines rails trucks and coastal barges. Regulation aimed at equalizing competitive advantage hampers efficient national transport and raises costs, showing competitive enterprise yields the best consumer value when free from overreach.
Job-Creation Act of 1958 income tax reform urged
A public appeal urges Congress to move the Sadlak-Herlong identical bills from the Ways and Means Committee to the floor for a House and Senate vote. Supporters claim prompt enactment would spur recovery and non inflationary growth, backed by hearings and broad witness endorsements. The authors press for open debate so the public can be heard.
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Ways and Means
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How Courts Decide What Evidence Is Admissible
A concise overview of trial evidence rules including hearsay limits, relevance, expert testimony, and the process of objections and rulings. It explains why courts exclude hearsay and irrelevant data and how judges sustain or overrule objections to control what juries hear.
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Jones
Smith
Summer job market tightens as teens face fewer openings
The United States faces a shortage of teen workers with 13.5 million youths aged 15 to 20 competing for scarce summer jobs. Corporations prefer older workers, university placement officials call it the worst in years, and demand for low paying roles like camp counselors and farm labor remains flat or slow. Some worry idle youth could heighten delinquency while consumer industries fear reduced pocket money. Also noted are plans for the Esperanto Congress in Mainz with over 2,000 delegates in August and a historical note on Margaret Wilson’s execution in 1685.
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Midwest University
Eastern
Fresh, Frugal Picks for Leisure and Thumbertime
A nostalgic slice contrasts after noon golf and home office work with a playful look at hitchhiking affectionately called thumbertime. It recalls lemonade selling days and asks why stay home when vacation can be affordable and fun with simple pleasures.
Local Notices and Corrections Policy
The column lists corrections and policy notes on letters to the publisher. It mentions correcting erroneous reflections and fixing copy omissions in the next issue and advertising acceptance standards.
Public rethink of U S foreign aid and diplomacy
An American essay argues that billions in foreign aid have bred anti American sentiment and that the United States must shift to a sales based approach for freedom and democracy. It calls for ending explicit strings on aid and toning down meddling while pursuing genuine friendships.
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Community of Nations
West
Russia
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