Time Is Now to Tackle US Dollar Crisis in Europe
Editorial argues the US deficit abroad must be reduced to fix the dollar crisis. It urges Europe to share costs of half a million US troops and subsidies, noting higher European burden and tax inequities on bases abroad versus domestic camps. It calls for immediate action by European nations.
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John Connally
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Walk for Development spotlighted by Winchester youth group
Editor lauds Winchester Christian Youth Organization for a community Walk for Development run by youths. He lists committee chairs and roles from coordinator to transportation and health. A second note mentions a February 22 letter sent to fifty four local service and civic groups.
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the Star
Winchester Christian Youth Organization
Walk for Development proposed by Winchester Christian Youth
The Winchester Christian Youth proposes a community Walk for Development to fight poverty. A local committee would organize speeches posters and brochures and recruit walkers who pledge funds per mile. A March 2 briefing at Christ Episcopal Church invites representation from organizations.
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Welfare reform debate heats as Ullman plan gains attention
The column surveys ongoing fights over Nixon FAP plans with Mills Bill as FAP II and praises Congressman Ullman for proposing an employability based AFDC reform. It notes costs and loads, child care ideas, work incentives, and Chamber backing, while calling for hard cost figures and youth community outreach insights.
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al Uhlman
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Altman
Hogan’s Tenacity Still Drives Golf Legend Ben Hogan
Ben Hogan, at 58, quit a Houston Champions event after a leg pain scare from a ravine hole. Once mangled in a 1949 auto crash, he defied odds by returning to win Grand Slam titles and setting scoring feats, underscoring golf’s enduring tenacity.
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Sam Snead
Juries Use Long Sentences to Avoid Early Release
A Philadelphia murder trial reflects a trend where juries issue extreme terms near 1000 years to mimic life sentences and delay parole. Jurors say death was chosen to keep a dangerous criminal off the street, noting the electric chair is rarely used in Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
Nothing New on Grades and IQ and Hard Work
A school survey reaffirms the old idea that high grades and high IQ do not always align. The finding underscores that brains are only as valuable as they are used and that hard work remains the best path to success in school and beyond.
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Williams Brother GM Named Warner Textile President
The Star Files notes Carl J. Rutishauser, formerly general manager of Williams Brother Manufacturing Co. in Rome, New York, has become president of Warner Textile Company in this city. Dr. William Latane Lumpkin will deliver the sermon for Handley graduates. Gayle Townsend Crabill will represent Virginia at multiple 1961 education conferences at Penn State from June 16 to 24. Margaret Ann Cammer earned a George Washington University degree as Truman conferred a degree on his daughter Margaret Truman. F.L. Sargent Jr. to address Southern Memorial Day services June 6 at Stonewall Cemetery. Mary Elizabeth Beattie earned a Duke University BA on May 25 in Durham.
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Williams Brother Manufacturing Co
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N.Y
Warner Textile Company
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W.R. Crabill
Virginia
NEA
Council of State
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Claude R. Cammer
George Washington University
Harry S. Truman
Margaret Truman
F.L. Sargent, Jr
Stonewall Cemetery
Lucy Kurtz
Stonewall Memorial Association
the United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mary Elizabeth Beattie
Duke University
Durham
N.C
Daily Meditation on Hope and End Times
A wise counselor cites that evil wins when good men do nothing and urges hope in times of peril. The piece reflects on modern comfort contrasts with global risks and cites Revelation promising a new heaven and earth when God restores all things.
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God
Soviet Egypt military pact reshapes Middle East stakes
Washington reflects on a Soviet Egypt treaty framed as peace talks but seen by Moscow as countering Israel. The move risks broader U S entanglement in the region, affects NATO European burden, and prompts renewed calls in Congress for continued Israel military aid and a Suez reopening.
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United States
Soviet Union
Egypt
Middle East
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Mideast
Tardy Advice on Tax Filing Penalties and Refund Rules
IRS official in Cincinnati explains that delaying filing can incur about 37 percent penalties on unpaid balances if a return is late. However refunds are not penalized for late filing. filers due refunds may wait up to three years to claim them. About half of taxpayers receive refunds.
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Alvin Kolak
Internal Revenue Service
Cincinnati
Kolak
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