Foreign aid bill sparks party rift and domestic worry
The Senate passes a foreign aid bill to President Johnson authorizing 3.26 billion dollars amid intra party unhappiness and concern that abroad spending distracts from issues at home. The piece argues aid often yields riots and damaged embassies while calls grow for wiser, targeted help in the Americas and closer attention to domestic needs.
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Senate
House
Johnson
U.S
Central
South America
Uncle Sam
United States
Americas
Peace Corps
Noise as Local Issue Spurs Anti Noise Drive
Editorial urges enforcement of anti noise laws to curb car and motorcycle muffler violations. It argues noise worsens urban life, increases nervous tension, and suggests starting programs when public interest arises to reduce street noise without new bureaucratic overhead.
Difference Between Investor Owned and Socialized Power Systems
The piece argues that publicly owned utilities escape much of the tax burden borne by investor owned utilities and rely on government funds. It claims socialized systems receive tax dollars and enjoy advantages, making “cheap” power a delusion. It argues large private utilities are more efficient than small municipal plants.
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Anderson
General Motors
Ending A Myth About Private Eyes in London Meeting
Private detectives from around the world gathered in London and dismissed the glamorized image of the hardboiled gumshoe. A Reno detective said he hasn’t used a gun in ten years and has not been shot at. The group noted the blonde myth is also false, yet wistful.
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London
Reno
Academic vs Clinical Authority in Modern Society
Buckley argues that public influence loses weight without private practice backing it. He contrasts clinical experience with academic distance, cites Watts and Los Angeles turmoil as warnings, and urges accountability, discipline, and prosecution of lawlessness to prevent future unrest.
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David
Los Angeles
Nazi Germany
White Russia
Mario Savio
University of California
Berkely Californica
Jac
Folklore by William Wade from Rib Lake Herald
A humorous Rib Lake Wisconsin Herald item recounts a big hearted shepherd guiding lambs to a swim at Harper Lake. A boy notes the swimmer’s clothes and jokes that someone will know, prompting a wistful comment about clean face and hands.
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Rib Lake
Wisc
Herald
Harper Lake
Successful Investing Lessons From A Farmer And A Milking Machine
A reader recounts a farmer who bought a milking machine on sales promises about cyclical stocks and real estate. The tale contrasts cautious investing with growth stocks, stressing steady savings, diversification, and avoiding overreliance on timing. The humorous anecdote ends with a cow quip about insecurity in security.
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Roger E. Spear
G. B
Granite City Steel
J. M
All Steels
Spear
Jmail
The Shepherd Experience And Patience In Experience
A verse styled meditation on patience experience and growth. It cites Romans 3 4 and notes that losses teach folly and mistakes imprint on the mind. Later years bring knowledge to lift one from a ditch and guide wiser choices and gains from wasted hours.
State fuel taxes bring in 11.4 million in July
State motor fuel taxes and vehicle license fees totaled 11,432,671.92 for July, with 53 percent to the State Highway Department, 32 percent to counties, and 15 percent to cities and towns, as reported by State Auditor Mark L. France. An Indiana University Press management seminar in Pakistan concludes Friday after starting August 9, funded by the Ford Foundation, with 27 Pakistani executives attending.
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Indianapolis
Mark L. France
State Highway Department
LE. Pagfs
Kaptai
Pakistan
Indiana University Press
Schuyler F. Otterson
L. Leslie Waters
R. Stansbury Stockton
Ford Foundation
New Palm Sized Telephone Delivers One-Hand Use
Indianapolis Indiana Bell announces a trimline telephone that fits in the palm of the hand with a lighted dial recessed between receiver and transmitter. Produced locally for months it will be available August 30 to Indiana users.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
IndianaBell Telephone Co
World Scout Conference to Draw 148 Nations to Mexico City
Sponsors report 148 countries and 10 million scouts will attend the 20th World Boy Scout Conference in Mexico City from September 26 to October 2. It will be the first such gathering in Latin America.
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Mexico City
Latin America
Reader argues for home birth over hospital rest for mothers
A reader urges that home births are safer and more restful than hospital stays and proposes a state program offering two weeks of paid vacation for new mothers. She criticizes hospital beds for resting and calls for public education on pregnancy and baby care, inviting letters to Dr. Brady at 265 El Camino.
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Ignor
Pital
America
Dr. Brady
William Brady
EL Camino
Beverly Hills
Viet Cong appeals to Red Cross for medical aid
In Geneva the Communist Viet Cong asked the International Red Cross for medicines and surgical instruments. The ICRC said it has appealed to all National Red Cross societies for funds and goods to aid refugees and war victims in North and South Vietnam. An initial grant of 50300 Swiss francs each was sent to the North and South Vietnam Red Cross societies.
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Geneva
UPI
International Red Cross
International Committee For the Red Cross
ICRC
Red Cross Society
Red Cross Societies
Viet Nam
Red Cross
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