Europe Faces Economic Slowdown and Kennedy Round Delays
Editorial warns that Europe's stagnant economies impede Kennedy Round talks with the GATT and external ties. European Community ministers meet in Brussels to review conditions as Britain reels from austerity and recession, while Germany Italy and Belgium face tax and inflation pressures. A global credit squeeze and weak U.S. export demand heighten 1967 prosperity risks.
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Europe
European Economic Community
Council of Ministers
Brussels
Spain
Algeria
Morocco
Tunisia
Congress
Britain
South Africa
West Germany
Volkswagen
World Business
Chase Manhattan Bank
Seris
Canada
Japan
U.S
United States
Economy Key To Tax Reform
W P Gailand er president of the National Association of Manufacturers urges tight federal spending to set the stage for later income tax rate cuts. He cites military strain inflation and credit shortages and favors curbing nondefense outlays over tax hikes.
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W. P. Gallander
National Association of Manufacturers
Hatfield urges public to engage in politics
Oregon Senator Mark Hatfield says many parents avoid politics due to its image, but government affects all lives and citizens have a duty to participate. He stresses political involvement as essential.
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Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Burli ngton Industries advised on risk and alternatives
In a reader letter, Roger E. Spear suggests selling Burlington Industries due to its cyclical textile nature and moving funds into Columbia Gas to reduce worry. He also answers questions on short selling, noting margin requirements and that short sellers do not receive dividends while warning against early practice for novices.
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Burti Gton Industries
Burlington Industries
Columbia Gas
New York Stock Exchange
Thad
Spear
Labor's 1966 partisanship hurts both labor and GOP
The Inside Report analyzes how 1966 union activism tied to the Democratic Party deepened interparty loyalties in states like Michigan Illinois and New Jersey. It cites Dayton Building Trades Council head Mike Liskany and Senator Clifford Case endorsements as examples of labor’s partisan pattern and its political costs.
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Washington
Dayton
Ohio
Building Trades Council
Mike Liskany
Rodney Love
Charles Whalen
Liskany
Whalen
Love
Congress
Dayton Building Trades Council
Labor Movement
Democratic Party
Great Lakes
United Auto Workers
UAW
Michigan
Afl-Cio
Illinois
Paul Douglas
Ron
Cincinnati
John Gilligan
Douglas
Johnson
Democratic National Committee
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Lahirs Democratic
State
New Jersey
Clifford Case
Richard Hughes
Case
Al’l
Samuel Gompers
Maryland
Alf-Ciq
Spira Agnew
Ins White
Haklash
Brady's Health Service Addressing Narcotic Use
A letter from Brady’s Health Service discusses tobacco and alcohol use, calling for age-based penalties and highlighting moral and religious views. It categorizes four user types from occasional to dipsomaniacs and criticizes social drinking and youth impact. Brady’s address and contact details are provided for replies.
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Rai
Anarry
Vale
Decartme
Dewnik Pnt
Gust Ax
America
Moral Evosian and teen marriage in high school case
Diane T aged 26 a high school guidance counselor asks Dr Crane how to prevent illicit affairs among teens. The piece argues moral erosion in America cites divorce rates 50 percent of homes and urges parental duty, teachers and programs to curb premarital sex and teenage pregnancy with a call for literature and charts.
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Diane T
Dr. Crane
America
Billy Graham
England
Gils
O.K
Folk Tale Fragments on Guidance and Nonsense
A father reads as a child asks about teasing at school and a lesson on sharing and originality. A mother instructs on polite division, a teacher warns against flights of fancy, and a child lists body parts and food in a humorous composition. An American saying notes money talks across languages.
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United States
Dead Democrats and Fading Careers in Postwar Debate
The piece laments lame duck Democrats in the current Congress and names figures such as G Mennen Williams, Franklin D Roosevelt, and Kennedy as political casualties. It argues Republican dominance will restrain new domestic reform while foreign policy takes precedence in Johnson's forthcoming agenda.
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Nale
House
Congress
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Robert Griffin
Griffin
Kirk Romney
Wranklin D. Roosevelter
New York
Democratic Party
Paul Douglas
Tlinois
Charles Percy
Flobery Kennedy
Yuri
Massachusetts
Vietian
Southeast Asia
Kennedy
South Africa
America
Kain
Seadhern
Eorge Wallare
Somutor Kennedy
Minas
Uy West
House of Representatives
Johnson
Roosevelt
Gen
Fea, Corp
Maritime superstitions and a doomed ship tale
The article recounts maritime superstition surrounding the USS Memphis later renamed Temmessee and a freak wreck at Santo Domingo in August 1918. It notes premonitions, a book about the sinking, and broader sailor superstitions from ancient to modern times.
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Aumition
Memphis
Martin
Theraptan
Rinehart, and
Winston Publishers
Santo Domingo
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