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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
10
The article notes irony as Khrushchev adopts cash bonuses for factory managers and workers in six industries to boost output, mirroring free enterprise. It cites a Bulgarian textile mill succeeding under private-like methods, then warns of embarrassment as Soviet planners borrow from capitalism to prop up growth.
Washington correspondent McLellan Smith writes in the Delaware State News that June 10 marks Black Wednesday as the Senate uses cloture to limit debate on the Civil Rights bill. He argues it expands federal power and erodes individual rights and property protections, urging opposition.
Chester South Carolina report notes farm population dropped about 13 percent to 13.8 million while the program absorbed about $7.7 billion in the last fiscal year. Per capita costs reach about $558 and more than $2,200 per farm family on a four-person basis despite large investments and rural hardship discussions.
Sullivan arrived in Jacksonville on May 8, 1964 to take over the Ford dealership. He previously worked for Pacific Finance Corporation in Los Angeles and spent twenty five years on the road across Texas before deciding to settle findings locally.
Radio Liberty calls Armenian Radio the voice of former Soviet citizens and praises its satire despite limited tech. Broadcasts in 17 languages from West Germany Spain and Formosa with no fixed wavelength or antenna yet heard behind the Iron Curtain. The cooperative run by citizens of Soviet bloc nations uses sharp questions and witty answers to poke at the Communist system.
The article analyzes debates over federal versus state powers, focusing on the Bill of Rights and the tenth amendment. It discusses general welfare and implied powers, cites Madison and The Federalist, and promotes Liberty Amendment clarification to curb expansive federal action. It notes the Navy example as implied power.
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