Lawmaker Targets Redundant Sections Of Tax Code
Rep Wilbur Mills leads a Ways and Means effort to repeal about 150 sections of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 and trim 885 more. The aim is simplification without substantive legal changes, removing provisions that have outlived usefulness.
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Mills
Mead urges stay-at-home mothers amid economic pressures
Anthropologist Margaret Mead argues for mothers with small children to remain home whenever possible. She cites the eight months to two year period as crucial for developing trust and warns that frequent changes of caregiver harm children and the nation.
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Manpower Magazine
Mead
Wanderlust Returns Americans Seek Varied Vacations
Americans show diverse vacation interests across the United States with mountain climbing boating spelunking rock hounding camping and deep sea fishing. Forty million visit half a million campsites yearly as thousands pursue mountain climbing biking and river rafting while others enjoy ghost towns beaches and Mississippi houseboats.
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Virginia Aerie convention attracts Eagles from across the state
Over 200 members from all parts of Virginia registered for the 53rd annual Virginia State Aerie, F.C.E., two day session at the Aerie home. The item notes reassignment of two church figures at Fredericksburg’s Methodist Conference closing.
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Winchester
J.C. Dugger
F.B. Oglesby
Braddock St
Fredericksburg
Love and Vicarious Sacrifice in Christian Thought
The meditation explains vicarious suffering as sacrifice for others and praises the Christian belief that Jesus Christ, though sinless, suffered to redeem humanity. It notes God’s love as demonstrated by giving His Son and reflects on the resurrection as validation of Christ’s message and compassion.
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Christ
Giants Return to the U S Senate Clash Over Presidential Powers
In Washington the Senate debates curbing the President’s commander in chief powers. John Sherman Cooper and John Stennis emerge as principled leaders challenging an expanding executive, with Cooper pushing a Cambodian operation funding cutoff and Stennis defending constitutional balance.
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Kentucky
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Michigan
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Georgia
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Texas
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John Stennis
Mississippi
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Senate Armed Services Committee
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Menace on Wheels and Odd Facts From HAL BOYLE
A miscellany of notes on traffic deaths 1500 yearly in train car collisions and broader auto accident costs, plus quick diversions on diet mushrooms sweating at night and termites with fungi in Panama, concluding with Hawthorne quote.
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United States
Letters to the Editor and Flag Day Critique in Frederick County
The Republican Party chairman defends his methods and urges addressing complaints to the party, while a second letter condemns the lack of flag displays in Winchester on Flag Day. The piece urges public observance and pride, citing specific streets and entities with or without flags.
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Frederick County
James V. Sarver
Brucetown
Star
Sarver
Robinson
State Gap
French
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Mr. Sarver
Mr. French
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Robert M. Henry
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Winchester
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Parkway Street
Hollingsworth Street
The
Advances in Anesthesia and Medical Q and A
A column by Wayne G. Brandstadt M D discusses improved anesthesia methods halothane fluoroxene methoxyflurane and ketamine plus safer spinal anesthesia for certain procedures and preoperative patient reassurance. It covers noninhalation techniques for short operations and notes on monitoring pulse blood pressure and respiration with patient awake options and routine Q A about Milpath side effects and non habit forming properties. The piece ends with a memory/knowledge quiz and a request for general interest letters.
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