Proxmire Targets Tax Breaks in Tax Revenue Debate
Senator Proxmire, chairing the Joint Economic Committee, releases Treasury data showing that tax provisions granting preferential treatment cost nearly $14 billion in revenue last year. He urges yearly scrutiny of tax laws, noting past reforms reduced losses by billions, while criticizing certain deductions and urging tighter oversight.
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House - Senate Joint Economic Committee
Wisconsin Democrat
Treasury Department
U.S
Sam
Congress
Proxmire
Dr Brady Replies On Health Beliefs And Diet Conflicts
A reader asks why a husband distrusts health cures and favors simple foods. The doctor notes a balanced diet with yeast buckwheat pancakes and sausages can be fine with daily exercise, while warning against excessive, unproven remedies and urging reasonable activity.
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Pennsylvania
Vermont
Illogical fussing over arthritis cures and health ads
A reader column critiques chasing cures for arthritis as irrational and promotes reading a health pamphlet while warning about medical merchants. It includes Q A on chronic sinusitis and calcium nutrition, recommending a single daily vitamin approach and noting Nutritional supplements.
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Yankee Wiseacres
L.E
Pocket Cyclopedia of Health
Urges United Front by All Press Members
CHICAGO AP general manager Wes Gallagher urged a united front by all journalism members in defense of principles. He warned that journalism faces attacks from political sectors and the public and stressed journalism must stand prepared to confront all challenges to protect democracy and free press.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Wes Gallagher
Associated Press Broadcasters Association
Galher
Tim Eee
Leaked Documents Do Not Tell Full Vietnam War Story
Washington editorials argue that newly leaked Johnson era papers mislead about bombing North Vietnam. They note strategic disagreements existed from 1964 to 1965 and stress that decisions came from multiple advisers and sources beyond military studies. The piece also links Soviet and Chinese military aid to Hanoi and warns against overemphasizing old reports while urging focus on foreign influence and self determination in South Vietnam.
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Washington
North Vietnam
Gulf of Tonkin
Congress
Johnson
Department of State
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
Melvin Laird
Egypt
Hanoi
Indo- China
America
Nixon
South Vietnam
Indo-China
Asia
Southeast Asia
Memory as the Register of Life in Hal Boyle’s reminiscence
Hal Boyle reflects on memory as a register of life, recalling childhood kitchen chats, ambitions like Roosevelt’s teeth, teases with classmates, and small hardships of times past. He evokes family dignity, fate, dignity of everyday objects, and the era’s thrift while pondering enduring memories.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Teddy Roosevelt
This Day In History June 16 1971 Highlights
On this date 1897 Alaska gold rush news of Bonanza Creek sparked mining excitement. Kentucky Harrodsburg founded in 1774. Lincoln’s 1858 speech in Springfield declared a house divided. League of Nations opened public council meeting in 1920. Maginot Line abandoned in 1940. Buenos Aires riots over Peron in 1955. Valentina Tereshkova launched as first woman in space in 1963. Recent and distant events noted.
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Alaska
Bonanza Creek
Kentucky-Harrodsburg
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Council of the
League of Nations
St. James Palace
London
Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Valentina Tereshkova
Soviet Union
United States
Ray Cromley- Moscow Seen Losing Face in Asian Scene
Washington reports reveal erosion of Moscow's influence in Asia after the 24th party congress. Analysis notes many Asian parties attend on independent terms, with only Mongolia clearly pro-Soviet. Defections, splinter groups, and Chinese influence weaken Soviet reach, creating openings for the United States and allies.
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Ray Cromley
Moscow
Washington
NEA
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Nixon
U. S
Yugoslavia
Peking
Mongolia
Indira Gandhi
C. P
U.S.S.R
China
Red China
Malaysia
Thailand
United States
Free Countries
Asia
Belief Gap in Nixon Era Faces Public Skepticism
Washington commentary notes credibility as Americans question leaders and distrust politics. The author argues distrust is widespread across ages, while urging discernment in judging public figures, stressing that many politicians are at least partly truthful and that sweeping distrust harms informed civic life.
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Washington
Nea
Gallup
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Palladium Times Oswego Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Palladium Times Oswego N Y lists subscription and delivery rates by region and term, rates for Oswego and Northern Cayuga addresses, plus general ads pricing. Publisher Clark Morrison III and Business Manager Thomas A Cloutier are named with Associated Press affiliation and circulation notes.
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Oswego
N. Y
Oswego Palace
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Woyre
Cayuga
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