Soviet Defends Sentencing Of Two Writers To Hard Labor
The USSR defends its 1956 to 1963 anti-Soviet writings trials of Andre D. Sinyansky and Yuri M. Daniel. Pravda insists socialist democracy and the truth of Communism justify harsh penalties and censorship. Both authors maintained pleas of not guilty, avoiding confessions in trials.
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Tax Burden Reaches Punishment Level
A columnist argues taxes have become a form of capital punishment, describing the fiscal squeeze felt by households and businesses and calling for policy reform to ease the burden.
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A compact clue list from a historical page features crossword hints across multiple numbered entries with varied word lengths and topics. It includes a cryptogram puzzle using a substitution cipher credited to Longfellow style and notes on solving.
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Dear Abby Advice Columns On Relationships And Honesty
Abigail Van Buren offers guidance on joint accounts causing stress, a daughter's problematic romance with a lazy, in debt boyfriend, social invitations related to an engagement, and a reader who lies while meeting strangers. The column emphasizes individual responsibility, boundaries, and harmless creativity as alternatives.
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Clergy Should Not Speak For Members On Controversial Issues
A Wakeman Congregational Church member objects to World Council of Churches leaders taking stands on red China labor rights and church state matters. He warns ecumenism risks political domination and loss of citizen control over representation, citing an Oberlin era pledge and church affiliation shifts.
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Rent Plan Subsidy for Scandal Editorial Warns
The Miami Herald editorializes that Johnson's rent supplement could invite widespread corruption. It cites lax eligibility, FHA inexperience, and no strong safeguards, warning charity payments to voters echo Tammany Hall methods and urging congress to police the program to prevent scandal.
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