Inflation critique from Keynes era warns of moral costs
An opinion argues that a little inflation becomes a lot, eroding real incomes and punishing fixed earners. It cites 1967 dollar loss and fourth quarter income gains offset by inflation, urging economic austerity as the sole cure to prevent deeper hardship.
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McCarthy Uses Wit to Make Impression on Campaign Trail
Sen Eugene McCarthy showcases quick spontaneous humor on the campaign trail. He amuses audiences with witty, offhand remarks during interviews and public events, including a quip about Nelson Rockefeller's four point peace plan that underscores his personal style.
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Congress Eyes Metric System Move in U S
The House approved and the Senate weighs a study on switching to the metric system. The piece notes Britain already shifts to metric, 90 percent of world uses it, and U S costs of change could rise initially but save education costs long term.
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Lesson for America in Japan and Stanford Sit In
Washington dispatch notes that despite anti American sentiment in Japan, polls show pro United States parties gaining strength and that many Japanese sympathize with U S aims though differences exist. The essay cites Stanford sit in protests with 70 percent condemnation and urges careful news reporting.
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LBJ and Humphrey Head for Public Platform Clash
The battle over Vietnam policy within the Democratic Party heats up as President Johnson asserts sole authority over platform language while Humphrey seeks a break with the past and a new Asia policy. Boggs faces pressure from both sides amid a looming Chicago convention showdown.
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Handwriting on the Wall on LBJ and the Great Society decline
The author argues the United States faces a crisis as the Great Society era falters under LBJ. He faults indecision and warns voters for a strong leader while recalling founding ideals and praising Roosevelt era resolve. He notes Hubert Humphrey as a possible contender but insists on a president with George’s stature to restore unity.
Debate over lifetime judges and retirement dates in Supreme Court
Article discusses whether a congressman can be appointed and confirmed as a federal judge while remaining in the House, and whether a Supreme Court justice can act as a presidential adviser. It cites Thornberry and Warren cases, and quotes Sen. Ervin on retirement timing and separation of powers. The piece questions if justices can withhold retirement dates until after a president selects a successor.
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