New Welfare Organization Formed in Fredericksburg Va
A new entity NEWO, National End to Welfare Organization, is reported to be formed in Fredericksburg Virginia led by Thomas Johnson. Johnson argues against government welfare actions as unconstitutional, citing the 13th Amendment and opinions on taxation under the Social Security Act of 1935, which he calls primarily a revenue raising measure not limited to welfare.
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NEWO
Fredericksburg
Thomas Johnson
P.O. Box
Johnson
U. S
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Rose Martin
Frances Perkins
Washington
Harlan F. Stone
Miss Martin
Congress
United States
Walter Washington
Nixon
Robert Strauss
Strauss
Basil Paterson
New York
Almanac highlights and births for December 23, 1972
Almanac notes today marks December 23, 1972 with historic events from 1783 to 1960 including Washington’s resignation and Nasser’s warning. It lists Bay of Pigs airlift prisoners, Johnson’s Vatican meeting, Nixon cancer crusade launch, and notable birthdays Jose Greco and James Roosevelt. Thought for today attributed to Benjamin Disraeli.
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Tokyo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Israel
Cuba
Miami
Lyndon B. Johnson
Far East
Vatican
Paul VI
Nixon
Jose Greco
James Roosevelt
Republicans push veterans to seek 1974 governorships
NEA reports GOP hopes hinge on veteran incumbents Francis Sargent William Milliken Nelson Rockefeller and others seeking re election in 1974 with California Texas New Jersey and Pennsylvania key battlegrounds. Reagan may not run again leaving California competitive and New Jersey uncertain for the party.
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Washington
Nea
Texas
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Florida
Richard Ogilvie
Illinois
U.S
Sen
Charles Percy
GOP
Rocky
Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
New Jersey
William Cahill
Rockefeller
Sargent
Milliken
Cahill
William Shapp
John Gilligan
Sugar Plum Pay Raise for Congress Nears Passage
Washington notes a planned 30 percent increase to 50 000 for members, set by a pay commission and a 1969 precedent. Udall leads the drive with a 196 protocol. Gross opposes the scheme while anticipating inflationary pressure on salaries.
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Washington
Congress
Congressional
Morris Udall
D.ariz
Udall
Rep
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Gross
House
Commission
Santa Claus
Hunt For Truth and the Ideological Clash in Politics
A column by H L Hunt argues that European Marxist ideas threaten American unity and prosperity. It contrasts constructive American capitalism with redistributionist ideology, warning of class conflict and urging crusades for freedom and law. The piece also surveys pay and perks for lawmakers, judicial pension proposals, and political appointments in Nixon era governance.
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United States
Republic
Europe
Republic USA
Texas Electric Service Co Builds New Sixth Street Office
Ten years ago on December 23 1962 Texas Electric Service Co signed a 485000 contract to construct its new building at the Sixth and Lincoln site.
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Texas Electric Service Co
Sixth and
Lincoln
Christmas open house hosted by Rev Mindel couple
A local Christmas open house was held by Rev and Mrs Wilbur Mindel, marking twenty years since the event tradition began. The gathering featured seasonal fellowship and a festive reception for attendees.
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Wilbur Mindel
Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments From 58 59
Puzzle fragment shows clue 58 Wronged brother and 59 One of the media Puszie of incomplete text. Readable bits indicate a crossword item with two numbered hints. No solution present due to damaged OCR text.
Prison reform debate questions value of imprisonment
More than 200000 Americans are jailed in state and federal prisons. A Cambridge conference on prison reform, featuring Gerhard O W Mueller of NYU, questions whether confinement benefits society given the lack of proof that prison protects or rehabilitates.
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Washington
United States
Cambridge
Gerhard O.W. Mueller
New York University
Cambridge conference urged reform of prison system
The text argues against automatic imprisonment and calls for rehabilitative approaches. It discusses trials focused on confinement and prisoner welfare, promotes work by inmates, community programs, and alternatives to full-time incarceration. It emphasizes rehabilitation over punishment to reduce crime and enhance public safety.
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Roscoe Pound American Trial Lawyers Foundation
Mueller
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