Temporary Permanence in Tax Policy and March Weather Hype
The piece critiques the lingering temporary excise taxes on autos and telephones, noting repeated legislative reversals and long survival beyond stated end dates. It also muses on March’s turbulent weather, its Roman roots, and varying meteorological patterns ahead of spring.
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Congress
Arctic
Subarctic
Reversed Cycle in Postage Rates Through the Decades
The article traces postage rate changes from two cents in 1919 through a planned eight cent rate in May, noting four jumps since 1958 and calls the eight cent stamp likely short lived. It links rate spikes to postal deficits and labor talks, comparing past services like the Pony Express with current trends in a reverse-mirror of history.
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Waterloo
Postal Service
Telegraph
Pony Express
Missouri
Enduring Illusions in Vietnam War Debates
The piece argues Americans cling to romantic myths about Vietnam and the nation’s mission abroad. It cites Woodrow Wilson and Chesterton to critique patriotism and notes President Nixon relies on slogans rather than accepting geographic realities.
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Vietnam
Woodrow Wilson
G.K. Chesterton
Stephen Decatur
Decatur
Nixon
Castro's Colossal Failure Revealed in Cuban Harvest Collapse
Reporting from Key West Henry J. Taylor details Cuba's zafra loss as sugar exports flow to Russia. He cites overvalued rubles, the Soviet barter for petroleum and arms, and a census dispute revealing low production. He notes Castro’s orders and labor clampdown as underground dissent grows.
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Key West
Fla
Cuba
Russia
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Fidel Castro
Castro
Raul
Armed Forces
Jorge Risquet
Havana
U.S
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Armando Hart
Oriente
Santiago
Havana-Miami
Spain
Iberia
Europe
Mexico City
Varadero
Auschwitz
Florida
13 hour clock dramatizes time management gimmick
A New Jersey firm unveiled a 13 hour clock claiming to give executives an extra hour for work and an extra hour for leisure. The device converts a 12 hour face but offers no actual time gain, as the inventor stresses better planning is the real goal.
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New Jersey
Economics Press, Inc
Fairfield
Barbara Jenkins Named Honorary Fire Chief At Apple Blossom
Barbara Jenkins 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Jenkins, won over 12 candidates to be honorary Fire Chief for the Rouss Fire Company during the Apple Blossom Festival. Glee Club member Thomas G Scully Jr and State Senator Harry F Byrd Jr attended events. Nina Vivian Stine wed Ralph Edwin Snapp in Kernstown Methodist Church on March 2. Frederick County school board votes to push central high school construction per state survey.
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Barbara Jenkins
Fred Jenkins
Rouss Fire Company
Nina Vivian Stine
Albert Stine
Ralph Edwin Snapp
Bertie Snapp
Briscoe Snapp
Kernstown Methodist Church
E. C. Day
Frederick County
Daily Meditation on Justice and Mercy
The meditation discusses the limits of justice without mercy and forgiveness. It warns that pursuing justice as a personal demand can create anger and dull life, urging better self understanding to foster harmony with others. It emphasizes mercy from God and man and cautions against letting claims for justice dominate family and workplace relations.
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God
Nixon Health Plan Stirs Congress Debate
Nixon pitches a national health insurance standard act aiming to mandate basic employer coverage after July 1, 1973 with a private system preserved. Kennedy Reuther pushes a fully federal take over. Nixon argues for a mixed approach with new funding for education and research while keeping private insurers.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Nixon
Senate
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Iself
How's Your IQ A Quick Quiz From A Time Capsule
A brief quiz lists ten questions with scoring categories from Memory Genius to Good. Questions cover calendar era dating Jan 1 1 B C to A.D. 1, hair plait term, Leaning Tower location, Magnolia State, pyrophobia fear, Yankee Doodle meaning of Macaroni, Mesa Verde location, English claimant for Queen Elizabeth, a May 1941 Nazi surrender flight, and Canada’s largest city.
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B.C
A.D
Magnolia State
Mesa Verde National Park
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
West
America
Germany
Scotland
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
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