Surtax Question Moves Through Senate Amid Backroom Tactics
An editorial argues the ten percent surtax is nearing reality via a Senate amendment to the Excise Tax Bill. It notes the House origin, retroactive dates for corporations and individuals, and urges public pressure to block circumventing constitutional process. It calls for citizens to contact House members to oppose the shift.
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Johnson
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Washington
What Is A Man
Aman is a hard fighting soldier who defends what is invaluable and spends time for others. He stands up for rights and may die for those fights even in disagreement. Aman is a politician who fights wrong to keep the country stable and prosperous.
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Aman
Before It's Too Late on Britain's Welfare State Decline
The piece likens Britain's welfare state arc to a patient misled by a quack doctor. It argues the move toward cradle to grave security is bankrupt, noting post mortems replace progress reports and calling for questioning economic medicine in the home country.
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Great Britain
Britain
United States
Business leaders urge proactive fixes to curb government control
George Champion chairman of Chase Manhattan Bank reiterates the need for business to identify critical problems and take initiative before Washington acts. He warns that delaying action invites heavier government control and emphasizes self help to prevent new regulations.
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George Champion
Chase Manhattan Bank
Washington
Stocks to Sell for Four Thousand Dollars in 1967
The column discusses selling Granite City Steel and Bristol-Myers to raise about 4 000. It notes Granite City Steel's improved plant yet rising fixed costs and looming labor action while Bristol-Myers faces antitrust setbacks. Also mentions Elec Corp holding as speculative if affordable risk and hints at a possible takeover.
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American Hospital
Avon
Bristol
Basiman Kori Road
Granite City Steel
Granite City
Ball Steel
Retel
Bristol-Myers
Emitt
Ohers
Prouwess
Roger E. Spear
Alderson Herald
Grant Central Station
New York
Gen
Fea. Corp
Republican VP Prospects for Nixon Highlight Reagan or Rockefeller
The piece weighs Nixon choosing a running mate, flagging Ronald Reagan or Nelson Rockefeller as top possibilities. It notes John Volpe as an alternative, cautions against liberal picks, and discusses regional balance, party unity, and the chance of a unanimous Nixon nomination.
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Richard Nixon
Alf Landon
Dwight Eisenhower
Harald Stassen
Henry Cabot Ledge
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon - Steagan
Teagan
Southwest
California
George Wallace
South
Wisconsin
Maryland
Reagan
John Volpe
Massachusetts
New England
Hatfield
Kennedy
Sen
Charles Percy
Lodge
Jacah Javits
Miami
Alabama
Gov
Ole
Alaska
Illinois
Percy
Arizona
New York
Republican Party
Gen. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Eugene McCarthy
Robert Kennedy
Edward Brooke
Gera’ Ford
Michigan
Ford
Goldwater
Take It Easy Health Advice By Dr William Brady
Dr William Brady urges self discipline and daily exercise for weight reduction. He dismisses fad diets and claims hormones rarely cause excess fat, advising brisk walking two to three miles daily and cutting dessert calories. He notes readers may mail brief letters for responses to his California office.
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Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Sounh Beseriy Hills
California
Constitution Oath of Union and Liberty
The Preamble states the people establish a more perfect Union insure domestic tranquility provide for defense promote general welfare and secure liberty for ourselves and posterity in ordaining the Constitution of the United States.
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United States
United States of America
Critics Spark Debate On Psychology Teachers And Horse Sense
The Worry Clinic notes Thomas, a University of Baltimore student, criticizing psychology professors split between practical application and academic theory. It argues many educators lack real world experience, preferring lofty jargon over everyday solutions, urging Dr. Nell style practicality and urging readers to seek advice from Dr. Crane via Mellor Indiana.
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Tom
University of Baltimore
Crane
Haymond
Nell
Terra Firma
Uan
Dr. Crane
Regional sayings on law and life collected in folklore
A compilation of regional proverbs and sayings with notes on origins and meanings. Entries include quotes about penalties, honesty, ignorance of the law, haste, and adversity, illustrating how idioms travel and adapt across regions.
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Indiana
The Unseating Of Johnson In The Right
Buckley analyzes Lyndon Johnson's withdrawal as a sign of weak renomination effort amid volatile 1960s politics. He contrasts Johnson with McCarthy and Kennedy, warns against plebiscitary governance, and notes public opinion’s seizure rather than strategic judgment shaping the race.
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Johnson
Mr. Johson
Lyndon Johnson
Wallace
Harry Truman
Democratic Party
Philadelphia
Lyndon Jolson
Burke
Adams
New Hampshire
McCarthy
Bobby Kennedy
Ringo Starr
Utilities add 1.3 million customers in 1967
Public Service Company of Colorado reports about 1.3 million new customers were added in 1967, 95 percent residential. Its News Briefs notes average U.S. home power use reached a record 5 563 kilowatt hours, with the average price per kilowatt hour falling to 2.16 cents.
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Public Service Company of
Colorado
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Indiang
Pial
Madizon
Adjaning
Madison
Mona
Associated Press
Brady's Health Service
William Brad
Sca Fe
Profis
Mane
Hite
Iiey
Eastern College
Mellor
Ind
Folklore
By William Wade
Penne
Baylig
William F. Buckley
AfeCarthy
Adlai Stevenson
Wandrow Wilson
Bad Joe
Eugene
Amageddon
Scarsdale
Pasadena
Dwight Macdonald
Esquire
Hut
Mussolini
Peron
Albert Jay Nock
Buckley
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