English as United States official language debate
A speaker argues English should be the official language to unite diverse Americans. English has long bound immigrants to opportunity, but multilingual ballots and bilingual programs threaten social cohesion. The proposal endorses official English while preserving rights to use other languages where needed.
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Jamestown
United States
America
San Francisco
Canada
Belgium
Sri Lanka
India
Fraud and mismanagement plague national forest cabins scandal
Inspector general reports trace theft and improper spending across 12 forests from Florida to Alaska. Read about cash skimming at Marion Sumter NC and extravagant VIP use of Sweetwater cabin in Ocala FL, plus double billing, unapproved reimbursements, and lax controls in Willamette and Tongass.
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Washington
Forest Service
Inspector General
Florida
Alaska
Stewart Harris
Marion-Sumter National Forest
North Carolina
Willamette National Forest
Eugene
Sweetwater Cabin
Ocala National Forest
Silver Springs
Fla
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Lake George
Lake Meade Lodge
Nantahala National Forest
N.C
Koenigsberger
George Washington National Forest
Willamette Forest
AomiAncme Aad
Tongass National Forest
Smokey the
Tax plan risks new inequities in aid to the poor
John E. Jacob argues the administration's sweeping tax reform mix may remove poor families with children from the tax rolls by raising exemptions and deductions. He warns of higher tax shares for single or multi earner poor households and criticizes the plan's impact on low income housing, manufacturing jobs, state and local tax deductibility, and New Federalism. Congress should proceed slowly and consider a separate bill to exempt those below the poverty line now.
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Congress
Washington
Readers Letter Warns Against Appeasing Fascism Global Threat
R. Dan Ritchie voices alarm at appeasement and warns that World War II lessons remain crucial. He cites Churchill, Kennedy, and current Congress members, argues that liberty is at stake, and urges vigilance against Soviet and Marxist expansion. He pins responsibility on leaders and media for guiding public policy.
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Rhineland
Austria
Hitler
Sudetenland
Neville Chamberlain
England
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Denmark
Norway
Holland
Seigum
Luxemburg
Lille
Bruges
Ostert
Ypre
Dunkirk
France
Winston Churchill
China
Bulgaria
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Hungary
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Vietnam
South Yemen
Syria
Uganda
Cuba
Romana
Mongolia
Libya
Kampuchia
Laos
Ethiopia
Afghanistan
Korean Airlines
U.S
Arthur D. Nicholson
Costa Rica
Honduras
San Salvador
Nicaragua
Mexico
Congress
Michael Barnes
Montgomery County
Far East
Europe
Baltic Countries
Potsdam
Yalta
America
John F. Kennedy
Churchill
Frederick hosts large parade and first Firemen's Association convention
Frederick crowds watched about 900 marchers in one of the citys largest parades as the Frederick County Firemen Association wrapped its first annual convention with a street dance on East Church Street. The issue also notes plans for a Walkersville High School comedy See You Later and announces prize winners at Braddock Heights rink. Also listed are a Hawaiian five day cruise passengers and Peace Corps recruitment at the Frederick Post Office, while Mayor Magaha recovers from cataract operations at Johns Hopkins Wilmer Institute.
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Frederick
Frederick County Firemen’s Association
East Church Street
E. Paul Magaha
Wilmer Institute
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Tween 12 and 20 Smoking a health hazard
Teen asks how to persuade father to quit smoking amid addiction. Dr Wallace notes about 70 percent relapse within three months, 30 percent succeed, and urges presenting facts to Dad. Then a separate letter warns of abuse by stepfather Jim, advising immediate help, involving trusted adults, and police if needed, to protect the two sisters.
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Kenny
McComb
Miss
Neil Solomon
Maryland
Dad
Jim
Copley News Service
Frederick News Post
P.O
Frederick
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Walkersville High School
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Triangle Producing Company
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Roscoe Ramsburg
Bruce White
Emily Fulks
Genevieve T. Fravel
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Madeline M. Underwood
Fairview Avenue
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Thurmont
Peace Corps
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Chimbote
Peru
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Indianapolis
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