Workers pay and profits in the American system
Walter M. argues that workers deserve higher wages and fringe benefits when profits rise, but must share losses in recessions. He contrasts labor with stockholders, calls for weekly dividends for investors, and promotes a booklet to educate on business costs and the need to protect profits in a free enterprise system.
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Walter
Walter M
Great
Republic
America
Anothe Company
Our Republic
Riots Compared to Jungle History in Public Stance
A writer condemns riots in Los Angeles and Chicago as animalistic and criminal, arguing peaceful protest is preferable. The column denounces hate and looting, urges accountability, and praises humane progress while urging readers to reflect on Viet Nam era home front coverage.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Viet Nam
Gemini Five flight looms as political and scientific milestone
The eight day mission could eclipse the five day world record by Valery Bykovsky, marking a US victory in manned space effort. President Johnson and others anticipate the event as a clash of political spectacle and scientific achievement, with public excitement mounting nationwide.
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America
Valery Bykovsky
United States
Soviet Union
Johnson
William Hines
Tri
Space politics and Mars fly by dominate NASA funding debate
The text notes politicians chase attention after Mars fly by and President Johnson orders Pasadena scientists to Washington for a televised appearance in the East Room. It highlights a $5 billion annual space bill with per person cost estimates and Congress debating NASA funding distribution across states.
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Mars
Johnson
Washington
Congress
Space Agency
Progress Report on the Interstate Highway System
The article notes the midway mark of Eisenhower’s 41 000 mile interstate network begun in 1956 and due in 1972, with over 20 000 miles open and 6 000 under construction. It covers funding, taxes on fuel tires and big trucks, projected costs rising to 46.8 billion, and Indiana’s 1 69 delays while urging completion and noting maintenance costs and potential news about delays or scandals.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Associated General Contractors of America
Bureau of Public Roads
Special Trust Fund
Johnson
Congress
Indiana
Successful Investing Add Some Good Stocks Build Up Holdings
Roger Fe Spear advises a 51 year old couple with 15000 in bank and current holdings of 30 Harsco 30 Cincinnati Gas & Electric and five Procter & Gamble shares plus Florida land. He suggests buying more stocks for long term growth and reviewing life insurance, not real estate, and proposes stronger withdrawal terms for a investment club.
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Roger FE
Spear
Harsco
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Procter & Gamble
Florida
Consolidated Foods
Standard Oil
Indiana
Eastman Kodak
Nixon Bandwagon Pushes 1968 Nomination Appeal
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak describe Nixon's energetic push to unite Republicans for a 1968 bid. The piece notes Nixon’s message to party leaders to join him, aided by his assets including conservative backing and a foothold with Goldwater allies amid a bleak Republican outlook.
Nixon’s 1968 bid and the conservative shift in the GOP
The piece surveys Nixon’s fundraising drive and political strategy as he courts conservatives and moderates alike. It notes his appeals to GOP donors, the Boosters club, and his reliance on high-profile names, with warnings that moderates view him as divisive and worry about the party’s direction if he becomes the nominee.
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Ronald Reagan
California
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
Peter Dominick
Colorado
Nixon
Ray Bliss
Minneapolis
Edwin May
Connecticut
Charles McWhorter
New York City
Sherm Unger
Cincinnati
F. Clifton White
Goldwater
Job Corps Trainee In Critical Condition After Stabbing
INDIANAPOLIS UP I A Camp Atterbury Job Corps trainee was in critical condition from stab wounds to the chest two days after a fight at a bus terminal. Police held David B Thayer 32 on assault and battery with intent to kill in connection with the wounding of Shelby Lincoln 17 Backus Minn during a Saturday night altercation. He reportedly made a remark to Lincoln as Lincoln walked near the terminal with two other Job Corps trainees and a soldier.
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UPI
Atterbury
Anne
David B. Thayer
Shelby Lincoln
Backus
Minn
Thayer
Lincoln
Job Corps
Greatest naval advances span keel to nuclear power
Early naval progress hinged on the keel and steering wheel, while modern gains center on nuclear propulsion. Nuclear power offers unmatched endurance and range, reshaping global reach and national influence as reactors on ships promise near unlimited sea endurance for life of the vessel.
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MacKinder
Admiral McDonald Testimony To Armed Services Panel
Admiral David McDonald chief of Naval Operations delivered testimony to the Committee on Armed Services on March 2, 1965 detailing naval policy and defense priorities before the congressional panel.
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David McDonald
Naval Operations
Committee On Armed Services
Ration Electricity In Fort Wayne
Increased demand from hot weather forced Fort Wayne to ration electricity Monday. The municipal plant cut power in small areas for 10 to 15 minutes while workers added a boiler to boost capacity. Officials said demand had exceeded supply since Palm Sunday after the Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. outage from a tornado disaster.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
UPI
Fort Wayne
Palm Sunday
Indiana
Indiana & Michiganlectric Co
Iodine Ration and Health Letters to Dr Brady
Readers send 10 cents and stamped envelopes seeking guidance on iodine nutrition and its proposed role in recovery from otitis media and respiratory illnesses. Dr Brady notes he will answer letters that follow instructions and excludes medical advice beyond nutrition iodine.
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Hare
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Scranton urges GOP to drop extremists and racists
Governor William Scranton of Pennsylvania urges Republicans in Miami Beach to refuse to water down their majority views to purge radical and racist fringe elements without a witch hunt. He argues the party must reclaim its ideals and broad national stance after a disastrous 1964 defeat.
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Miami Beach
Fla
UPI
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
GOP
American Bar Association
Scranton
Etd
America
U. S
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
III Prof Receives French And German Honors On Trip
Prof M Phillip Leamon of Indiana University received an honorary citizen honor in Saint Brieuc France and was named man of the week in Krefeld Germany during a trip with Indiana students in a foreign language program. He has served on committees for the National Carl Schurz Association and the U S Office of Education.
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Bloomington
Greenfield
France
Germany
M. Phillip Leamon
Indiana University
Hoosier
Saint-Brieuc
Indiana
Krefeld
Leamon
Hancock Central High School
Butler University
Indianapolis
Carl Schurz Association
U. S. Office of Education
NDEA
Residential college concept eyed as future of dorm life
Indiana University Dean of Students Robert H. Shaffer and Daniel A. Ferber of the University of New Hampshire argue living units must integrate with academics. The study urges 24 hour campus life and closer ties between housing and intellectual life to avoid segmentation and lost opportunities. The Indiana program and campus data help frame the proposal.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
New Hampshire
Robert H. Shaffer
Indiana University
Daniel A. Ferber
I.U
University of New Hampshire
Shaffer
Poorest Indian villagers live on five cents a day
A government researcher reports about 10 million villagers in India subsist on roughly five cents daily, highlighting extreme poverty among rural communities.
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New Delhi
India
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