Isle Royale land claim shows 1842 oversight by government
A Chippewa researcher reveals Isle Royale was omitted from the 1842 treaty and later attempts to compensate by gunpowder and beef payments were made to nonclaimants. The island remains under Chippewa ownership as Congress designated it a wilderness preserve.
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Isle Royale
Superior
Congress
Frederick Hatch Jr
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Hatch
War Department
The Final Gift Heaven and mind united in heaven
The piece blends heaven as a state of mind and a future place, noting Jesus promised a prepared place. It argues heaven begins here with faith in Jesus, though earthly limits restrain joy. Obedience now shows fitness for eternal heavenly life and God will transform our incompleteness.
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Jesus
Jesus Christ
Welfare Plan Overhaul Urged by White Plains Inventor
Leonard M. Greene of Safe Flight Instrument, White Plains, proposes a Fair Share Plan replacing current welfare. He advocates a guaranteed allocations plus tax shifts to aid the poor, dismantling the welfare machinery and arguing work should be preferred to welfare.
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Washington
White Plains
N.Y
Leonard M. Greene
Greene
Safe Flight Instrument Corporation
New York State
Congress
Nixon
America
IQ Test Quiz and Tax Policy Discussion
A quiz lists questions on geography government and history including lemon production locations and McKinley shooting. The text also critiques President Nixon era welfare reform and the Greene Fair Share Plan with analysis of tax effects and potential outcomes for a four person family.
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Senate Finance Committee
Greene
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
Senate
Finance Committee
Russell Long
D- la
Long
Greene Fair Share
No Great Tragedy If UN Gives Red China a Seat
Washington argues admission of Communist China to the United Nations and a seat on the Security Council should not topple world order. Nixon’s China policy shifts on Taiwan receive domestic scrutiny as talks with Beijing loom. The piece weighs political risk to Nixon’s 1972 reelection and public expectations.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Sen
Arthur Vandenberg
World
China
United Nations
Security Council
U.N
League of Nations
Chiang Kai-Shek Dynasty
Republic of China
Taiwan
International Organization
Peking
Peoples Republic of China
Council
Nixon
Mills and Nixon clash over health insurance hearings plan
House Ways and Means Chair Wilbur Mills plans delaying hearings on health insurance next month to stall President Nixon's revenue sharing bill. The move aligns with Mills and Republican Rep. John Byrnes to back tax cut measures while delaying broader social coverage proposals. Senator Kennedy pushes a separate national insurance plan, while critics warn of federal physician licensing.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Kennedy
Congress
Mills
John Byrnes
Wisconsin
Byrnes
Treasury
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Mass
Senate
Flag Flying Won't Prove Patriotism Says Hal Boyle
A lighthearted column lists things not to prove patriotism including forced tent weddings hot days dull coffee and people who equate flag waving with loyalty. It lampoons trivial foibles from loud neckties to lingering government stamps and unnecessary predictions about the end of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Rusk Gromyko Open Berlin Talks Amid Cold War Tensions
The Secretary of State opens talks with Foreign Minister Gromyko to probe Soviet interest in a Berlin crisis settlement. Television receivers finished in four Frederick County Schools for educational TV launch on October 2. Congo unrest and Katanga cease-fire linger as civil war fears rise. The White House reports Truman made no deal regarding Wallace during the Paris Peace Conference. John L. Lewis calls for meat price decontrol amid coal region shortages. price board says no action now. Newsboys entertain at Senseny Road recreation area in Penn Premier Shows.
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Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
Berlin
Frederick County
Katanga
Congo
White House
Truman
Commerce
Wallace
John L. Lewis
Price Decontrol Board
Community kindness and political critique in local letters
A Round Hill church reports a welcome basket of flowers after moving, inviting visits to Emmanuel Independent Baptist Church. A reader accuses Frederick County Supervisor B. Brumback of neglecting air pollution concerns at the W. S. Frey Stone Quarry and urges leadership change before the November 2 election.
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Loudoun Street
Round Hill
Emmanuel , Independent Baptist Church
Winchester
Frederick
Ag B. Brumback
W. S. Frey
Clearbrook
Messrs. Frey
Brumback
Frey
Dr. Stephens
Brumb
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Thieu
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Hanoi
Winchester Evening Star
Kent St
Advertising and Business
Jack F. Davis
Eugened P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
By James J. Kilpatrick
I.Q
California
Florida
U.S
Vandenberg
Chou En-Lai
Chou
Mills, Nixon
By Frank van der Linden
PiXieso
Wohi
Tom
Harry
John
Newsboys
Enue Penn
Senseny Road
the Star
Daniel Morris
P.O. Box
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