Commissioners urged to act on tax assessment plan failure
The Lawrence County commissioners face a needed decision after costly tax equalization efforts by Lloyd H. Mullen. Maps, contracts, and local assessors consumed about 366000 total, with 116000 seemingly lost. A new contract could reuse maps and is urged to avoid further delays, despite criticism. If inaction continues, taxpayers may sue or demand resignations.
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Lloyd H. Mullen
Meadville
Lawrence County
Lehigh County
Beaver County
Grassroots Opinion on Farm Labor Policy Debate
In Phillips Wisconsin readers challenge editorials, praising robust debate as a sign editors should argue. In Carlsbad New Mexico observers flag a U S Labor Department policy to hire unemployed Americans for farm work, amid questions whether workers will return to agriculture to meet demand.
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Opposites In National View On Government Reform
Washington columnist contrasts a marriage type approach from the White House with a divorce style plan from Congress over the Pentagon reorganization. Three dispute areas are outlined: departmental organization, safeguards against majority tyranny, and free speech rights amid joint Chiefs consultation.
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Washington
D.C
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Eisenhower
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Defense
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Memorials Mark Battle of the Bulge at Bastogne
D Fleeson surveys Bastogne Belgium where a gold inscribed memorial lists states Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado. The Bulge memorial honors 76890 Americans killed wounded or missing in that last great German push. It recalls McAuliffe’s Nuts reply and the bitter struggle from December 16 to Christmas. The piece notes Belgian hospitality to visitors, including families of the fallen.
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United States
Bourgmestre
M. Renquin
Cold War Needs and Government Reforms for the Era
The article outlines projected defense budgets of 60 to 70 billion dollars yearly, rising government roles in space, research, and energy, and calls for executive flexibility, two year budgeting, and congressional reforms. It proposes a national security council style body for Congress and a foreign legion to counter limited aggression and subversion without direct U.S. force commitments.
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Senate
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China
Leonard Bernstein A Life Born In Lawrence Massachusetts
Leonard Bernstein, born in Lawrence Massachusetts forty years ago, showed early musical talent by learning piano and aiming for lessons. He studied at Harvard, then Curtis Institute, and worked with the Boston Symphony at Tanglewood. Asthma led to an Army rejection but he became assistant conductor of the New York Philharmonic at 25 and rose to fame after substituting for Bruno Walter. He later co conducted the orchestra and earned television awards for Bach and Jean explanations.
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Leonard Bernstein
Lawrence
Mass
Harvard
Curtis Institute
Boston Symphony
Tanglewood
New York Philharmonic
Bruno Walter
Bach
Jean
Superships and sea feats spark grand Marine visions
A U S Marine designer predicts future ocean liners could carry 10 000 passengers and stretch 2 500 feet becoming mobile bridges at speeds up to 150 miles per hour. A Michigan Tech student works as a steeplejack to fund college. Four men sail a 60 foot cruiser from California aiming to lasso a killer whale alive. Moscow touts a Soviet citizen’s 150th birthday, prompting a wry remark about head starts.
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U. S. Marine
California
Pacific
Swimsuit causes stir around Senator Neuberger wife
Washington reports focus on Maurine Neuberger, wife of Oregon Senator Richard L. Neuberger, after a fashion show with models in varied outfits including a bathing suit. Letters flood in from critics urging decency while the couple defends her right to wear swimwear, comparing to Mrs Eisenhower’s public scrutiny.
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Richard L. Neuberger
Oregon
Neuberger
Montclair
N.J
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Newberg
Ore
Othman
Maurine
Eisenhower
Arizona
Mother Hubbard
Senate
Broadway Style Exits And Celebrity Escapes
The column tracks a string of high society moves and mood swings. Liz Whitney exits the Stork Club in mink with perfume and champagne. Kim Novak dates Mae Krim again while Ingrid Bergman’s Europe trip looms for Jenny Lindstrom and Lars Schmidt. Diana Dors eyes $18 000 a week in Las Vegas. Peter Townsend counters with a tell‑all book. Marlene Dietrich spooks Bloomingdale’s, and Zsa Zsa Gabor’s Mercedes tests Beverly Hills with George Sanders at the wheel.
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Liz Whitney
Kim Novak
Mae Krim
Tony Ray
Hollywood
Nick Ray
Broadway
Timmie Everett
Timmie
Diana Dors
Las Vegas
Three Minutes A Day Spiritual Jewels and Wisdom
A New York jewelry firm ads paying cash for jewels over 3000 dollars then pivots to a spiritual message about inner jewels. It urges daily search for the gems of the soul, patience to develop wisdom, and sharing that wisdom to honor Christ and aid others. The piece cites Job 27:18 about the price of wisdom above rubies and prays for divine guidance to discover the inner treasure.
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New York
Christ
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