Soapy Williams Hard Line Call Expected From LBJ
The piece argues President Johnson should remove Soapy Williams the U S assistant secretary of state for African affairs to restore U S prestige abroad Williams is blamed for liberalist policies and meddling in Africa recalling Tshombe and pressuring anti American leaders The column contends Williams apology over Goldberg appointment harms U S credibility and urges Soapy’s removal to assert American interests without apologies.
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Soapy
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Moise Tshombe
Katanga
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Congo
Arthur J. Goldberg
India
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Adlai Stevenson
Williams
Michigan
LBJ
Tax cut reality check amid rising state and local levies
The Tax Foundation estimates that a typical Kansas family with two children earning seven thousand dollars yearly saw two hundred four dollars in federal tax relief while state cigarette and income taxes plus social security and medicare increases total more than one hundred fifty six dollars. Subtracting this from the expected two hundred and fifteen dollar saving yields about thirty seven dollars in net tax relief, about one fifth of the promised amount. The report warns the trend will worsen as taxes rise and cost of living climbs.
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Kansas
LBJ
Where's Minority Rights in Modern Debate Warps Public Discourse
The piece argues that modern rhetoric labels critics of poverty, civil rights procedures, or foreign policy as bigots or traitors. It cautions that emotional moralizing clouds questioning and threatens the founding purpose of the nation.
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Mississippi
Instant Millionaires from Laotian Aid Fraud
A Washington based report claims thirty Laotian government officials became instant millionaires via aid money. Officials profited by exchanging dollars at the official rate of 80 kip per dollar instead of the market rate of 330 kip, netting about 250 kip per dollar. The piece questions U.S. foreign aid policies.
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Washington, D.C
U.S
Washington
Successful Investing Daughter Seeks to Aid Mother's Income
A daughter asks whether her 67 year old widow mother should buy an annuity for higher income. With a small pension and Social Security totaling 105 monthly, options include selling low-yield stocks such as du Pont and General Electric to raise cash, while an annuity offers benefits but age may limit the payout.
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Socony-Mobil
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Bus Plunges Off Cliff in South Korea Leaves Seven Dead
Seoul reports a bus plunged off a cliff in the Ho Sung area on the south coast. Seven passengers were killed and 41 were injured. The incident prompted inquiries from local authorities andmourning across the region.
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Seoul
UPI
Ho Sung
New York Democrats face split as Lindsay surge rises
In a secret meeting City Council President Paul Screvane weighs running mates for a Lindsay bid as Reformists clash with regulars in a battle that could reshape New York City politics and hint at Kennedy future. A East Side canvass shows Lindsay ahead 382 to 18, signaling waning Democratic strength amid Wagner Screvane tensions.
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Robert F. Wagner
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Herbert Chaos
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Machines
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Bobby Kennedy
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Psychology booklets promote marriage aid via church and law
The article urges psychiatrists and clergy to use nonprofit aids from a progressive newspaper to help feuding couples. It promotes sending 25 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to Dr Crane Mellor for personal advice or psychological charts, noting Menninger's view that psychiatry belongs to all doctors.
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Dr. Brady
Wiliam Brady
el Camino
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Federal Salary Boost Approved by House Civil Service Panel
The House Civil Service Committee endorsed a 4.5 percent federal pay raise this year and a larger rise next year tied to private industry gains since 1964. The plan covers 1.8 million workers including postal, classified, legislative, and foreign service staff and would raise congressional salaries starting 1967. The vote was 20 to 1 with Rep. H R Gross opposing.
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House Civil Service Committee
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H. R. Gross
Rtowa
Congress
Feals
Mane Raica
Highest Draft Quota Since Korean War Reached by Indiana
Indiana draft officials estimate the September quota at 1075 with October likely around 1817. Col Robert K Custer notes 13000 single men qualified and reviews deferments as the national call continues. Ralph Thompson of Seymour reappointed to the U S Chamber agriculture committee. Auto age: About 11 million U S cars are 10 or more years old.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Robert K. Custer
Custer
Pcre
Southern Indiana
U.S
Chamber of Commerce
Thompson
Thompson Dairy Co
Thy Will Be Done Prayer Reflected In Petition
A reading reflects on the Lord's Prayer and the call to align earthly actions with God's will. The note expresses earnest hope that prayer leads to fulfilled mercy and righteousness here on earth as guided by faith.
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Jesus
Banana feeding for infants and chronic conditions
A health column advocates ripe bananas as a remedy for chronic constipation and certain digestion issues in infants. It cites case anecdotes, notes a schedule starting at four to eight months, and claims banana milk mixtures can treat scurvy and restore appetite, with caution about age.
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Cel Jain
US Navy ASW System Ties Task Force to Real Time Data
The text states that digital computers link naval task forces to ASW subsystems including sonar radar and sensors. It describes real time data handling for detection and attack, with fire control and hull dynamics treated as parts of the system. It asserts US Navy superiority and skilled operators.
Guards to curb attacks at State Department main building
The State Department added guards in its main building after a series of sexual assaults on female staff in offices and common areas. Press Officer Marshall Wright said the guards, arranged by the GSA, follow a week of assaults including a rape report in a ladies room. Female employees must now have permission to stay after hours, work in teams, and be escorted by men. Chile's first railroads date to 1850.
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