Taxpayers gain/Albany watch as Rockefeller eyes cuts
Good News For Taxpayers Governor Rockefeller's strict financial order promises savings for state government. He cites a projected deficit and a planned budget cut to April and notes extensive spending reviews. Critics warn that further cuts may drop essential services while aiming for fiscal balance.
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Rockefell
Rockefeller
Uarelman
New York
Atate
Schoth
Gavernor-Elect
Goverour Harriman
Marriman
Harman
Albany
Painness Taxe Uhetring and the Tax Education Drive
A distressed note highlights the Internal Revenue Service education program aimed at simplifying the federal tax system. The piece emphasizes fear of paying taxes, urges compliance across federal, state, and local levels, and lists hidden taxes on goods and services while noting air pollution taxes as a proposed item.
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Internal Revenue Service
Tax Aide Aims to Ease Pain for All
A fragment discusses taxation and the goal of making tax time easier for both collectors and taxpayers. It suggests an educational campaign and a plan to expand tax aid, while noting variations in perceived ease depending on perspective. The text hints at reform steps already begun and possible future expansion.
De Gaulle set to lead France after decisive vote
President de Gaulle is poised as the first president of France's Fifth Republic after a broad electoral win. He drew near 40 percent, aided by strong support from North African dependencies, while observers warn voters expect rapid results and parties will challenge his decisions as he confronts decades of difficulty.
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de Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle
France
Vax
Alandaide
United States
Nature's Warning Signals Bitter Winter Ahead
The forecast notes a sharp temperature drop marking the onset of winter. Readings fall to the low 20s with widespread cold across the region from New England to the southern states. Holiday travel chances rise with expectations of a moderate Christmas but preparedness remains advised.
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Grafton
Savanne
New England
Midwest
Florida
South Carolina
Texas
Ivoly Dask
Unclear OCR News Item In Washington Bureau
Fragmentary report mentions Belgar Hoover defending charges and a yearly report to Attorney General William J. Togas. Text references Communist subversion threat and various names, but readable content is highly garbled and incomplete.
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Belgar Hoover
Brent
Uhl
Identijn
Aginst Chase
Cedeeral
William J. Togas
Weaver
Washington
Burea
FBI Reputation and Calls to Preserve Public Liberty
A historical narrative extols the FBI for tracking criminals and safeguarding liberty. It defends the bureau against Communist accusations, lauds its crime laboratory and independence from political interference, and urges public support for its role in national security.
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Hoover
Vacre
FBI
Iis
Burewin
Investigtion
PBI
Gestapo
Vouhln
PRT
PBL
Suade
Soviet Deputy Premier Mikoyan May Visit Washington
A State Department reply suggests a possible Mikoyan visit to the United States may occur with limited scope. Eisenhower welcomed talk of trade expansion, but officials warn Soviet offers are unclear and he should not expect major orders.
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Khrushchre
Sovet Union
United States
State Department
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Washington
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Ierea
Russia
America
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Goviel Spukusmen
Khenshehey Down
Mylid Suvamlape
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Armerican
Otter
Soviet
Mbkoven
Mbssra
Khrushchev
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Iushy
Nicky
Mickey
T Hat
NATO Limits Amid Berlin Standoff and Algerian War Pressures
Montreal Star reports NATO unity on defending West Berlin and deterring aggression, reaffirming nuclear rocket bases and full use of military tech as needed. It notes friction over Algeria, calls for alternative consultative machinery per the 1956 Three Wise Men, and Canada’s push for closer economic ties within the treaty.
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Montreal Star
Council
Weal
Berlin
Harlin
Russia
Beeagaio
Canada
Porton
Ganeada
Pulse Of The People Rewstered Ue Letter To The Record
Letters to the Pulse Of The People column discuss anonymity in letters to The Record and praise for council action on library funding. A writer commends Board and Common Council for approving 2500 toward a library branch, while noting budget items and urging scrutiny of spending. The piece references Johar Mabin seeking 3300 for branch libraries and questions library service adequacy.
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Ofice Twysters
Record
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Johar Mabin
Troy
Giltens
Libraiines
Mabin
Interpreting The News By Raymond Maley
A critical look at British Labour Party aims as mirrored by Democratic Liberal AFL CIO plans in the United States. The piece critiques inflation cures, price controls, and nationalization, noting Labour’s home policy priorities and contrasts with New Deal era liberal goals.
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Edura
Lion
White House
Brilis
Labor
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Afl-Cio
Labor Party
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Keyserling
Tammeralic Labor Alliance
Roosevelt
Lyoné
Tahoe Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Labour
Tabor Party
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New Yorks
Abib
Aloreover
Abtcio
ADA
Words, Wit And Wisdom By William Montes
Reader letters criticize cookbook jargon and modal phrasing in recipes. A correspondent laments terms like hard boiled and hard cooked while praising plain phrases such as slice it thin and cut it closely. The exchange notes editors overuse fancy language and argues for practical, everyday wording in cookery instructions.
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William Montes
Cook
Peopl
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
National Whirligig reports on the GOP fundraising crisis as Nixon allies seek cash to rebuild the beleaguered party. Alcorn’s leadership and campaign shortcomings are scrutinized, with critics noting Democrats’ stronger fundraising and press leverage.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
Nixon Alcoon
GOP
Ekeblog
Republican National
Congressional Committees
Ty Cael
Starr
Senate
Alcorn
Furver
Raveln
Democrate National
Americans For Democratic Aretian
Tabor
League For Political Education
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Nolans
Demorats
Charley Michaelson
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Vice
Nixon
The Doctor Talks About St Vitus Dance
A dated medical discussion describes St Vitus dance or chorea, its varied severity from mild to severe, typical age and symptoms, potential links to rheumatic fever, and general treatment approaches while noting limited understanding of causes and possible viral connections.
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St. Vitus
Bywinp
Joan
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