socialism in action reshapes british politics and economy
A satirical overview smears socialist shifts in Britain ending with Labour's return yet mocks nationalization and bureaucratic inertia. It notes a deep economic crisis with a weak pound and trade deficit while illustrating slow state control through a staged electric meter incident.
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Binsains Sakce
Wola Wal Ho
Bush
Winston Chuhull
Luo
Iuot iQuaust
Labor Party
Ofhice
Britain
Germany
England
Electric Board
Brannan Plan Echo Drives 1965 Farm Aid Expectation
U S farm income is seen at 14 billion dollars in 1965, up 8 percent from 1964, as a four year farm program pays farmers the gap between market prices and a declared fair price. Wheat cotton feed grains wool rice and dairy will be affected with an estimated 4 billion dollar cost for the first crop year.
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U.S
Nature
Charles F. Brannan
Congress
Treasury
House
Senate
Americans Increase Walking Amid Shoe Sales Rise
At the National Shoe Fair in Chicago manufacturers and readers note higher September shoe sales than in recent years and predict 1985 may reach a billion pairs. Prices may rise next year, but executives expect continued sales gains as people report longer walking distances across shopping centers.
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Chicago
Supreme Court faces challenge to 1868 Fourteenth Amendment validity
Washington Today reviews the argument that Congress improperly ratified the Fourteenth Amendment in 1868 and the Supreme Court's hesitation to rule on the legitimacy of that ratification. It notes past cases, political questions, and the possibility of a substitute amendment, with historians calling the 1868 process an injustice 100 years ongoing.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
High Court
Lincoln
Johnson
Stockton
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Kansas
America
Letter to Editor Defends Nonuniform Views on Dictators
Richard Lebherz of Frederick Maryland protests editorials mischaracterizing his stance on dictators. He argues not all dictators are bad and cites U S relations with Franco in Spain as evidence that leadership and policy can diverge from blanket judgments. The editor notes Mr Lebherz is entitled to his opinion.
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Frederick
Hitler
Castro
Franco
Berlin
Munich
United States
Spain
Madrid
Richard Lebherz Frederick
Lebherz
John Dewey
Dewey
Frederick Fair Opens as county event draws crowds
The Frederick Fair, the year's main county event, attracts hawkers and exhibitors to Frederick. Bishop Earl Cranston will preach at the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday. The Boys High School Monthly issue for 1915 116 is now available from Frederick Post press, featuring educational items and news for alumni and pupils.
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Frederick
Earl Cranston
Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frederick Post
Delegates Visit Red Cross Facilities in Frederick County
Delegates from Costa Rica Nicaragua Panama Argentina and Yugoslavia on a two day study visit toured Liberty town school and the Frederick Academy of the Visitation observing Junior Red Cross work. William B Bennett Jr reported from London that he arrived from India and hopes to find a ship home soon if strikes permit. Frederick residents Norman Ray John Brust and Harry Miller fished at Frederick Junction Sunday spotting a large flock of geese flying in three high Y shaped formations overhead.
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Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Panama
Argentina
Yugoslavia
Red Cross
Frederick County
Liberty Town School
Fredenck Academy of the Visitation
London
William B. Bennett Jr
India
Atlantic
Norman Ray
John Brust
Harry Miller
Frederick
Frederick Junction
Notable Octogenarian Pastor Charles Wicks Aims Higher
Dr. Charles H. Wicks, eighty on September 24, remains active in ministry in Wisconsin and Florida, writing verse that doubles as philosophy. His family includes daughter Alice Olson and Virginia Vidich, with grandchildren Eric and Nils. Wicks is celebrated as a vigorous life learner and four-time degree holder, with a playful fourteenth title Master of The Art of Living.
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Charles H. Wicks
Alice W. Olson
Frederick High School
Old Braddock
Wicks
Wisconsin
Coral Gables
Fla
China
United Church of Christ
Olson
Virginia Wicks Vidich
Connecticut College
Eric
Nils
San Francisco
Erie
Oberlin College
American Field Service
Netherlands
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Socialism In Action
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