Hooray for the Unions rally backs Viet Nam aid limits
Victor Riesel praises the International Longshoremen's Association and allied groups for plans to track ships aiding Viet Cong and strike docked vessels. He notes the Railway Labor Executives' Association will send communications gear to Viet Nam to hinder Viet Cong ambushes.
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Victor Riesel
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Afl-Cio
Maritime Trades Department
Viet Nam
Cuba
United States
U.S
Venezuelean Federation of Longshoremen
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
RLEA
George Meany
Riesel
Poverty War Wastes Tax Dollars in US Programs
In Washington a plan to create 2000 laborer openings for the jobless drew only about 500 applicants as 1500 positions went unfilled. Critics note lax qualifications and a too short 20 day recruitment window. The Harlem anti poverty director was dismissed amid a $400000 accounting dispute. Indianapolis war on poverty shows most of $418000 spending going to program administrators.
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Washington, D.C
Indianapolis
Cape Hatterras
Supreme Court Prayer Ruling Sparks Debate Across Nation
A letter discusses the Supreme Court ruling on voluntary school prayer as eroding religious freedom and insists on two-way religious rights. It notes Viet Cong flags during protests, police ordered to remove lapel pins, and Bayside High School showing a pro Viet Cong film while prohibiting the fourth stanza of America during morning assembly.
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United States Supreme Court
Freedom Business
Supreme Court
Sac
White House
Washington Monument
Washington, D.C
U.S
Bayside High School
New York
Condemning Extremism in Partisan Debate
The piece argues that Democrats should similarly condemn extremist groups after Republicans criticize extremists. It cites Americans for Democratic Action as a far left example and suggests parity in political rhetoric between parties.
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Republican Party
The
Americans For Democratic Action
Jefferson quote on government machinery and parasites
The writer reflects on Thomas Jefferson's line about excessive government and parasites, asking what the founding statesman would think of today’s political and economic system.
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Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
Successful Investing A Generous Relative Wants To Help
Economist Roger Spear advises a 65 year old with 400 Mesabi shares to sell and invest 11 000 in Avon Products American Hospital Supply Campbell Soup and FMC Corp to fund cousins education in Israel. The second scenario suggests selling most holdings except Tektronix and Continental Airlines to fund a 25 000 annuity while inflation protection.
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Roger E. Spear
Israel
Mesabi
Avon
American Hospital Supply
Campbell Soup
FMC Corp
Bethlehem Steel
National Distillers
Continental Airlines
Lorillard
Tektronix
Chrysler
Roger Spear
Grand Centralation
N.Y.C
N.Y
Fea. Corp
Mississippi Democratic Conference Faces Setback in Racial Politics
The resignation of Robert Oswald of Pascagoula as provisional chairman weakens the Mississippi Democratic Conference, a bid to form a bi racial state party. The move underscores the difficulty of integrating black and white leaders in the Deep South amid mounting racial polarization.
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Mississippi
Washington
Ress
Robert Oswald
Pascagoula
Miss
Mississippi Democratic Conference
MDC
Oswald
Deep South
Mississippi Democratic Council splits over civil rights stance
The MDC faces internal strife as Bob Oswald resigns after advocating anti literacy voter registration and opposing civil rights agitation. His move prompts questions about ties to regular party leaders and risks undermining bi racial progress in Mississippi.
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Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party
MFDP
Missis
MDC
Bob Oswald
Young Democrats
Democratic Party
Oswald
Washington
Democratic National Committee
NAACP
Aaron Henry
Charles Evers
Nicholas Katzenbach
Ath Party
Paul Johnson
James O. Eastland
National Democratic Party
Johnson - Eastland
Bayh Seeks Better Living Standards in Latin America
Sen. Birch Bayh says the U S should reduce anti Communist rhetoric and raise living standards in Latin America. After visits to Brazil Argentina Chile and Peru he cites a communication gap and urges redirecting military funds to education health housing and skills training. He warns Dominican Republic policy hurt ties with the region.
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Washington
UPI
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
United States
Latin America
Bayh
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Peru
U.S
Uncle Sam
U. S
Case Records of a Psychologist Warn Divorce Risks
An advice column persona Dr Crane counsels Stanley G a 17 year old high school senior against steady dating in high school arguing that early marriage needs financial readiness and stability. He urges teens to finish school, attend a business college, and delay marriage to avoid premarital risks, urging girls to forego comfort at 16 to 21.
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Stanley
Stanley G
Les
George Washington
Ucation
America
Dr Brady Health Service Varicose Veins and Ulcer Note
Medical brief details a health service by Dr Brady addressing varicose veins and varicose ulcers. It outlines treatment scope, patient guidance, and possible outcomes for affected limbs. Information emphasizes clinical approaches and care considerations in vascular health.
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Brady
William Brady
el Camino
California
Ayub Johnson to Meet in Pakistan Next Week
President Lyndon Johnson and Pakistan's Ayub Khan are set for talks next week after a three year gap. Ayub will address the UN on December 13 and then confer with Johnson, who last hosted Ayub in 1962 during closer U.S.-Pakistan relations.
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Karachi
UPI
Lyndon Johnnson
Pakistan
Mohammad Ayub
Ayub
United Nations General Assembly
Johnson
United States
U.S
Congress
America
Asia
Land of
Johnson Sahib
Marion student wins Rector scholarship at DePauw
Geneese Gottschalk of Marion tops the DePauw freshman class with a 3.97 average to win the Rector scholarship. The pre law student leads more than 700 newcomers in a high achieving year. A separate release notes 62 million acres in the United States may be permanently safe from erosion losses.
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Greencastle
Ind
Geneese Gottschalk
Marion
DePauw University
Washington
United
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