Surtax Dilemma Looms Over Nixon Transition
The Nixon transition faces a 10 percent surcharge set to expire June 30 amid pressure in Congress. Mills warns against rapid removal while Stein proposes making the tax permanent as a stabilizing tool. Domestic spending demands loom as hostilities may ease, complicating fiscal choices for the new administration.
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Johnson
Congress
Nixon
Gene
Rep
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Re House
Ways and Means
Mills
Herbert Stein
Pthis
Stein
Dan Nixon
South Wins as Pine Industry Boosts Dixie Newsprint
The southern pulp and paper sector expands on forests feeding Dixie mills, with higher U S shipments to readers and lower prices as Canadian rivals push costs up. Proponents cite fast tree growth, efficient mills, transport links, and favorable weather as keys to growth and regional leadership.
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Dixie
John Harbrons
United
Southern Mills
Unitedates
United States
Omers
Toronto
Sys
Canada
Indus
South
Southern Paper
Companies should nurture problem solving to attract talent
The article argues that exceptional individuals thrive with challenge, not security. It urges firms to create internal academies, blend business and education language, and invest in management talent while avoiding hoarding it. Long term independence benefits both individuals and companies.
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Christian Science Monitor
Nixon Needs To Review Aid Trade Policies
A Nixon administration may debate current U S aid trade and credit to communist states to foster evolution toward freedom. Yugoslavia Poland and Romania are cited as examples of bridge building yet remain totalitarian. The piece argues communism generally clashes with democracy and warns that Western aid may prolong regimes.
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Nixon
Congress
Yugoslavia
Poland
Rumania
Mihajlo Mihajlov
America
Joe McCarthy
Lenin
Hitler
Tito
Mihailov
Mi Mihajlov
Stalin
Svetlana
Valery Tarsis
United States
Peru
Ussr
Milovan Dijilas
U. S
Ervin Proposes Nonpartisan Path to Supreme Court Picks
Senator Sam Ervin urges a constitutional amendment to require a national conference of state and federal judges to submit five names for Supreme Court vacancies. The President would choose from this list, reducing influence of personal ties and political campaigning on court appointments.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
Sam J. Ervin
North Carolina
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Courts
Ervin
National Conference of Judges
Senate
Abe Fortas
Earl Warren
California
Eisenhower
Supreme Court of the United States
Ccoegiante
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Faith And Obedience Bring Abundant Fishes
The passage notes Simon Peter toiling all night without catch, then obeying Jesus' word yields a great catch that overflows the nets. It emphasizes faith as the basis for divine provision and blessing, inviting trust and obedience in action.
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Simon
Extrapolation Madness in Nixon Era Forecasts
The piece argues extrapolation overreaches on social and political trends under President-elect Nixon. It cites shifting migration patterns in South Carolina, school pressures, draft reform, and debates over medical education while warning forecasts may prove faulty. It notes potential moderating factors in demographics and policy responses shaping the coming years.
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Richard Nixon
South Carolina
New Carolina
Democratic Party
Hubert Humphrey
Pacific Coast
United States
George James
Mount Sinai School of Medicine
New York City
James
Moscow
Europe
Nixon
Books shine as antidote to TV in Christmas gifts
Washington columnist urges gifting books to kids, arguing reading sparks imagination and counters TV overexposure. He cites Hans Brinker and Oliver Twist as examples, says reading can become a new trend among children, and welcomes books under Christmas trees as a hopeful sign.
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Washington
Hans Brinker
Tom Swift
Monroe News-Star Editorial Policy and History
The Monroe News-Star operates as an independent newspaper publishing in Monroe Louisiana. It emphasizes impartial news coverage and editorial independence while outlining ownership, leadership, and advertising representation details from the early to mid twentieth century.
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Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Branham Company National Advertising
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los_ Angeles
Charlotte
Monroe News-Star
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Jesus
John Chamberlain
Dow Chemical Company
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Brinker
Red Lion
Leyden
Robert Ewing, Jr
John DB. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack C. Gates
William C. Hardin
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