Yippie tax clash and Chilean election preview
An editorial criticizes the IRS stance on tax exempt status for the Jerry Rubin Fund amid faith in public-spirited aims. It warns that Chilean Congress may elect Salvador Allende, whose Marxist program could mirror Cuba's economic disaster if debt rescheduling and expropriations occur.
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Internal Revenue Service
Social Education Foundation
The
Jerry
Rubin Fund
Rubin
Youth International
IRS
Salvador Allende
Fidel Castro
Chile
Congress
Allende
South America
Free World
United States
Castro
Cuba
Relentless pilgrimage marks migratory bird census reports
Observers from many cities note migratory birds moving south as nature clubs and conservation groups begin semi annual censuses. Hawks and eagles lead the flock with ducks geese and smaller species following in a seasonal migration that reassures amid uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Clubs
Congress Delays Transportation Crisis Measures
Congress shows reluctance to act on a national plan for labor disputes in rail and air transport. A presidential arbitration proposal and past strikes highlight the urgency, but lawmakers delay until mass disruption forces action.
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Nixon
Congress
James D. Hodgson
House
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Ford
Northwest Airlines
Young Rush to Enter Seminary in Richmond
Kenneth Rush 15, son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rush, to join 77 Virginia high school boys entering St John Vianney Minor Seminary when it opens Sept 17 in Richmond. The 13th Frederick County Agricultural Fair opens with an estimated 2 500 exhibits. Winchester school census shows child count 1 19 up 401 in five years, with many work permits issued to students. Blue Streaks win softball series 3 1 over Bees and claim trophy. Miss Jane Rhodes marries Lt King Stone.
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Kenneth Rush
Virginia
St. John Vianney Minor Seminary
Richmond
Frederick County
Daily Meditation on Work and Achievement
The piece reflects on work ethic and persistence. It notes a dream of shorter workweeks while urging steady effort each day. It cites Edison and other creators as examples of success through steady, small efforts. It ends with the idea that striving matters.
Palestine Guerrillas Versus Vietcong in the Middle East Debate
A columnist argues that Palestinian guerrillas mirror the Vietcong, backed by the Soviet bloc, threatening Israel and challenging Western powers. He warns of Soviet expansion in the Mediterranean, cites past U.S. actions in Greece, Turkey, Lebanon, and Vietnam, and calls for a firm American response to deter Communist aggression.
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Washington
Palestine Gu
East
Israel
Asian “Liberation Fronts
South Vietnam
Mediterranean
Europe
Greece
Turkey
Harry Truman
Middle East
Truman
Eisenhower
Lebanon
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Phenobarbital Q&A and memory quiz column
Medical Q and A by Wayne G Brandstadt M D addresses habit forming nature of barbiturates and interactions with caffeine alcohol raises cautions for phenobarbital users. The column also covers skin care causes calcified aneurysm treatment and drug safety while presenting a 100 question memory quiz for readers.
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Yippie Haven
By Jack Bell
Gannett News Service
Department of Labor
National Railway Labor Conference
United Transport Union
American Bar Association
Montreal
County Superintendent of Schools
Blue Streaks
Bees
Winchester Junior Board of Trade
Jane Rhodes
King Stone
Earl L. Douglas
Tryst
Thomas Edison
Berry's
By Wes A UI
Palestine
Mideast
West
Egypt
United States of America
Senate
Vietnam
Wayne G.,brandstadt, M.D
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
I.Q
U.S
Wigton Monument
Ihehaknae
James E. Oglethorpe
Winchester Evening Star
Advertising and Business
Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
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