Johnsons strong-arm tactics loom in new deal logrolls
Analysis by Rep. Harl Wilson of Indiana Ninth District accuses LBJ of using cotton and wheat bills to push a costly food stamp plan. He says southern Democrats and liberal lawmakers struck a bargain to pass both measures, creating a political slush fund and expanding federal bureaucracies while harming taxpayers.
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Orville Freeman
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Hearing on Government Paperwork Burden for Business
Rep. Arnold Olsen plans hearings to curb federal paperwork burdens on business. He cites 4 billion dollar annual cost and a quarter of federal staff handling reports. Hearings in Albany May 1 Chicago May 8 Washington May 18 to June. firms may testify or submit statements.
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Arnold Olsen
D-Mont
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Hoover Commission
Fedfal
Rep
Olsen
House
Seal Business Committee
Rep. Olsen
Albany
N. Y
Chicago
Washington
Government Should Insurance For Victims Of Crime
Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg argues for serious consideration of compensation for crime victims. New Zealand adopted such a plan this year and Britain plans to seek approval for a government compensation scheme. Critics note cost in the United States, citing nearly 300,000 violent crimes reported in 1968 and urging a focus on social factors and education to curb crime.
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Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
New Zealand
United States
America
Justice Goldberg
California Delegates Debate Binding for Vice Presidential Choice
The Inside Report notes California Democratic leaders privately questioned delegates seeking positions for the 1964 National Convention in Atlantic City. They asked whether delegates would bind the California delegation to an informal unit rule favoring the majority’s VP choice and whether they would grant President Johnson full freedom in selecting his running mate.
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California
Atlantic City
Jrohnson
California Kingpin Seeks Kennedy Route for VP
California delegates debate how to keep Robert Kennedy off the ticket by backing a Kennedy vice presidential possibility while pressuring for Souvanna to lead any government. Johnson opponents push for a broader open contest as California group presses freedom of choice amid party realignments.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Souvanna
Phouma
Saed
Vathana
California
Robert Kennedy
Tvarsnanensin Inada Finan
Quotes From The News By United Press International
A garbled UPI fragment contemplates Robert Kennedy as vice presidency and hints at internal party tensions. The text mentions Unruh as a possible alternative and uses metaphorical language about mastering an inferno, with references to California and a sense of political maneuvering.
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Robert Kennedy
Hetter
Dants
Inferno
California
Campaign talk and market tips mix in crossfire
In a chamber of murky alliances the Kennedy, Souphanouvong and Phoumi stories intertwine with a stock advice plea. A listener asks about paying off a mortgage and building a portfolio of growth stocks such as Commonwealth Life and Procter & Gamble. The chatter touches Cuba, the junta, and political maneuvering while urging prudent investment amid a shifting political climate.
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Kennedy
Washington
Johnson
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M.L
Pathet Lao
California
New York
Mil Q
Kong
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Ken
Pathet LacNedy
Goodlings
Prin
Democraticlit
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Kennedy Bochum
Germany
Corni
Plain of Jars
Mann Blanche
Procter & Gamble
Vientiane
Spear
St. Patrick's Days
Smother Insurance Stocks Features Corp
Biblical brides deed sparks tribal crisis in Israel
Fragmentary text recounts that the tribe of Benjamin was nearly wiped out after a vow prohibited intertribal marriage led to mass kidnapping during Shiloh festival. To supply wives, the other tribes devised a plan by exiling and abducting girls from Jabesh Gilead, leaving 400 unmarried girls as potential brides for 600 Benjamite survivors.
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Itabesh - Gilead
Israel
Shiloh
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Ben
Reing
Jabesh - Gilead
Mismatched Issues Rally Over Hospitalized Michigan Reader
A fragmented column discusses health service challenges for 200 men and wives, medical ethics, and compassionate options. It references a Michigan reader in hospital and critiques outdated methods, noting attempts with silver nitrate and phenol, and the search for compatible matches through a Marriage Foundation booklet.
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Marriage Foundation
Weber
IBM
Tha Wenhlaent
Ranshage Fonds
UPI Expands World Coverage Growth Reported
United Press International presented its annual report at the ANPA meeting in New York detailing global expansion to newspapers and broadcasters. President Thomason highlighted 1963 events, a $43.9 million budget, and 5 846 subscribers in 11 countries as key growth drivers amid coverage of Viet Nam, U.S. racial tensions, and other crises.
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UPI
United Press International
Mims Thomason
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
Thomason
Kennedy
Viet Nam
United States
Lost Spectacles and Submarine Tales in Folklore
A quirky piece blends a folk tale about Rebecca and her lost spectacles with early submarine history. It recalls Rebecca’s cottage visit, a Bible reveal, and the punchline about missing glasses at the moment of revelation. The piece then shifts to naval topics from a 1950s era context, mentioning Robert Fulton, Holland, and the USS Holland, plus a call to serve in submarine duty at Great Lakes and recruiting centers.
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Rebecca’s
John Holland
Holland
Tudith
Dawn
Quick
Great Lakes Training Center
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