Champion decries federal guidelines as threat to economic freedom
George Champion of Chase Manhattan argues in a Tax Foundation essay that federal guidelines replace controls and regulations and push toward centralized economic power. He cites rising federal outlays, extensive agency activity, and widespread guideline use affecting farms, schools, health, urban programs, and poverty initiatives. He urges citizen defense of individual freedom and fiscal prudence.
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Feders
George Champion
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
The
Tax Foundation
Champion
LBI
Rural Electrification Administration
U.S
Bipartisan Report Finds Serious Flaws in Stadium Bond Overpay
Republican members of the Senate Rules Committee condemned a 355 000 overpayment by the Matthew McCloskey construction firm on a District of Columbia Stadium performance bond. They cited a 57 631.28 invoice coded to charge the stadium and a 109 205.60 bond cost, arguing the transaction showed wrongful and fraudulent aspects. The report criticized the Baker probe as tainted by partisanship and lack of full disclosure.
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Matthew McCloskey
District of Columbia
McCloskey
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Whi
Don Reynolds Reed
Democrat Campaign
Flop on the Farm Front and the Bracero Policy
The Dallas Morning News says Willard Wirtz cut Mexican braceros causing farm losses and higher food prices. City workers kept unemployment pay and did not move to farms. Crops rot, farmers quit planting labor intensive crops, and farm income drops as prices rise.
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Dallas Morning News
Willard Wirtz
Amercan
Wirtz
Mexico
U.S
Fluctuating Shares and Sears Versus Brunswick Advice
Reader questions on unit ed utilities stock decline and long term hold. Roger E Spear urges patience with fluctuations and cites United Utilities growth. He also counsels against Brunswick due to weak earnings and endorses Sears Roebuck for its strong growth and diversification.
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Roger E. Spear
United Utilities
C.M. A
Brunswick
Sears
Roebuck
Spear
Senate approves 16000 dollars in 1944 crash damages
The Senate sent to the White House a bill awarding 16000 dollars in damages from a 1944 collision in Indianapolis between an Air Corps truck and a civilian car. Sally Eitel gets 10000 dollars, Robert Overton 1500 dollars, Marjorie Overton 900 dollars, while the Army driver is held liable.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
White House
Indianapolis
Air Corps
Stout Field
Sally Eitel
Eugene E
Louisiana Revolt Shifts in Voting Rights Debate
The Inside reports Louisiana’s political upheaval centered on President Johnson era voting rights. Senator Russell Long faces shifts in support as the state weighs the 1965 bill. Long’s opposition sparks Southern political debate amid a move toward centrism.
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Louisiana
Washington
Long
McKeithen
Tiouth
Russell Long
Senate
Votrasia
Botaloosa
Leander Perez
Iihe Govenor
Perez
Congress of Racial Equal- Ene
CORE
John J. McKeithen| I
Zellerbach
Bogaloosa
Ku Klux Klan
Boga‘oosa
House
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Johnson home tour fee flap prompts White House intervention
In a Washington exchange, Pat Slogan and President Johnson discuss a transmission error claiming the Johnson family homestead tour would charge fees. The President insists tours should be free and orders the correction. The incident highlights how wording can invert policy meaning.
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White House
United Press News
Washington
President Johnson
Texas
Pat
Johnson
Johnson City
Homestead
Kyle Thompson
Would Jesus Have Sojourned With Me A Bethany Question
A reflective piece by Julien Chyer ponders if Jesus would walk with the author as a friend in Bethany. It contrasts Martha’s devotion with Lazarus’s closeness and asks whether the speaker would be Jesus’s friend or merely a distant observer of the Gospel.
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Jesus
Bethany
Lazarus
Martha
Cosmonauts Visit East German Cities in October
Soviet cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Pavel Beljayev will tour East Berlin Dresden Leipzig and Altenburg in October according to Neues Deutschland. Indiana Day at New York World's Fair will feature Governor and Mrs Branigin as the state's official participation.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
New York
Indiana University School of Music Opera Company
Roger D. Branigin
Seabees and drowning prevention tips from a psychologist
The article blends a home remedy for teaching children to swim with cautions about water safety. It extols dog paddling as a foundational stroke for confidence and lifesaving, includes step by step practice at shallow depths, and notes the value of parental participation to overcome fear.
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Ted
Hotrawanier
Wai
Navy
Army
Air Force
Church Ready for Shipment To Fulton Westminster Chapel
Work began on dismantling St Mary Aldermanbury in London to relocate the 1676 Wren church to Fulton Missouri as a Winston Churchill memorial. The first stone was marked amid press cameras before being shipped in pieces to St Louis for reconstruction.
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London
UPS
St. Mary Aldermanbury
Fulton
Winston, Churchill
Christopher Wren
Kessing
Bull) Halsey
Guadalcanal
St. Louis
Westminster Chapel
Greek Queen Reported In Good Condition
A garbled excerpt reports Anne Marie of Greece in good condition on March 5 at Fulton with doctors and officials noting the birth as imminent. The item references Greek royalty, UPI wires, and population snippets but keeps to a brief, vaguely dated press snapshot.
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Fulton
Una
Churchill
Chicago
Corfu
Greece
UPI
Guan
U. S
Anne Marie
New York City
Sydney
Australia
Arctic diet explorer Stefansson praised by Dr Brady
Dr William Brady recounts Vilhjalmur Stefansson and an associate living five years in the Arctic and testing an all meat diet. He notes observations on scurvy prevention with fresh meat, describes health of Stefansson, and recalls incidents with crew members including Charlie. Brady credits Stefansson for challenging myths about Arctic life and promoting raw meat nutrition.
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Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Dersen
Stefansson
Grati
Arctic
Charlie
Indiana delays in promulgating 1965 laws due to missing receipts
Indiana Secretary of State John Bottorff faced delays in promulgating acts from the 1965 Legislature as 11 of 92 county clerks failed to send in receipts for copies of the laws. Officials cited mail delays and the July 4 holiday, preventing certification that the acts were in effect.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
John Bottomf
Fountain
Kosciusko
LaPorte
Marshall
Noble
Pike
Ripley
Bott
Orff
Peter von Stein
Skopje Hit by Second Tremor in Two Days
Belgrade report says Skopje was jolted by a second quake in two days with more than 600 quakes in the area since the July 1963 catastrophe. Officials said the last two temblors caused no damage.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
UPI
Skopje
Sogecay
Tanjug
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Medison
Associated Press
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Herald
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Carlier
Norest
Geronimo
William Wade
McKeithenie
Deep South
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