Lyndon Johnson accused of using power for political gain
The House leaders labeled Lyndon B. Johnson a dangerous one party government advocate and accused him of pressuring Congress to pass civil rights and labor laws for political gain. They claim he leverages taxpayer funds to bolster his White House prospects.
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House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lyndon
Johnson
Congress
Washington
United States
White House
End Of The Berkeley Sit-In Signals Legal Aftermath
More than 700 UC Berkeley students occupied Sproul Hall last December in a protest against on campus recruitment rules for off campus political activity. State troopers arrested 772, with many guilty in Berkeley Municipal Court and sentencing set in groups of 100.
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Berkeley
University of California
Sproul Hall
Berkeley Municipal Court
Rupert Crittenden
California
Edmund
Pat) Brown
Inflation Pattern Deficit Rises Amid Booming Economy
The President cites an $8.8 billion deficit for the year ending June 30, up from $6.3 billion, due to higher tax revenues and lower spending. While indicators soar, ongoing deficit financing fuels inflation and erodes the dollar, impacting low income households. The call is to balance the budget to protect dollar value.
Misguided Scrap Goals Spur Oil Pipe Destruction
In the Ural Mountains Russian oil workers cut up pipelines and tools to meet scrap metal quotas set by central planners. The report notes the mismatch between scrap targets and actual drilling output, highlighting poor price signals and lack of feedback in the economy leading to wasteful behavior.
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Ural Mountains
Moscow
Understanding Secondary Distributions in Investing
The article explains secondary distributions as selling large blocks of stock to the public by big holders, how they differ from bonds, and why they affect stock prices. It notes fixed prices, potential inflation protection through bonds, and advises cautious judgment on choosing stocks versus bonds, mentioning a guide offer by Roger Spear.
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Elia
Muniti
Tvel
Rogerspear
Roger E. Spear
Grand Cental Station
N.Y.C
N.Y
T-M
Fea. Corp
Nimble Tongue Twists In Folklore By William Wade
A compact excerpt from William Wade's Folklore features tongue twisters and playful phrases. It presents rapid alliterations with names and settings like Thomas Tattamas, palmetto, aspen trees, and wharf scenes. The piece invites readers to test phonetic agility through rhythmic lines and quirky imagery.
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Thomas Tattamas
Richard
We Are Seeing Revival of Communist Fronts in US Policy
William F Buckley Jr argues that domestic front organizations mask Communist influence in both foreign and U S policy. He cites Artists Protest and named figures Dwight Macdonald Paul Sweezy Lyle Stuart Allen Ginsberg LeRoi Jones and Victory Perlo as examples. The piece also notes Rep Ralph Harvey recovering from a broken leg and hospital treatment in Bethesda Md.
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Dent Johnson
Cuba
Lajon
America
Stalin
Communist Front
Communist Party
In J
Fingime
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
United States
Dwight Macdonald
Henry Wallace
Atbush
Victory Perlo
Paul Sweezy
Mao Tsetung
Fidel Castro
Lyle Stuart
Allen Ginsberg
LeRoi Jones
Washington Star Syndicate
Insurance Charge Ended On Deposits in Indiana Banks
Indiana State Depository Board ended the 44 of 1 percent insurance charge on certificates of deposit effective August 1. About 137 million in certificates are affected, altering them to a net 4 percent interest. The charge funded a reserve against bank failures, with most private banks exempted. State Treasurer Jack New said no bank failures in Indiana for years justified the charge. The Board of Finance also authorized selling 19.6 million in federal bonds from the Common School Fund and purchasing bonds now held in trust, funded from the state general fund, adding about 12 million cash to the fund to aid local school construction.
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Indianapolis
UPL
State Depository Board
Indiana
Jack New
Idiana
State Board of Finance
Common School Fund Building Commission
New
Common School Fund
State General Fund
Finance Board
Connersville School Building Funds
Carmel School Building Corp
Columbia City Joint High School Building Corp
Branigin
Mark France
State Board of Accounts
Richard Werley
UPI
Buiding
Trout
Fair Con- Paris
France
Nashville
Tenn
Reliable
Indiana Bell Telephone
Stretch socks blamed for ingrown nails says reader
In a health column Dr. Brady discusses how stretch socks may irritate toes and ingrown nails, noting his own past trouble after switching to a broad toe shoe and a comfortable sock style. He urges proper shoe fit, nail care, and living with wearing sandals when needed, while offering general guidance on prevention.
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James B. Martin
The Shepherd Worries and the Chaplain's Door Sign
A church sign urges readers to confess troubles and seek cure with God’s aid. The excerpt quotes Psalm 25:7 and promotes sharing worries to conquer them, attributed to Julien C Hyer in a religious piece.
Acne Problems Among Teens In A Case Memo
The case describes Mary a shy unhappy high school girl troubled by severe acne on her face and back. It explains acne is not a venereal disease and outlines causes treatments and social coping tips including facial care systemic and local remedies and a proposed booklet on psychology and medicine for acne.
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Mary T
Mary
New York High Court Recognizes Mexican Divorces
The New York Court of Appeals 4 to 1 ruled Mexican divorces legal, affirming lower courts and recognizing them due to common characteristics of judicial power. Test cases involved Walter A. Wood and Lewis S. Rosenstein, whose Mexican divorces were challenged by their wives. Chief Judge Desmond said recognizing long dissolved marriages would not serve social aims and could harm remarriage and family stability.
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Albany
UPI
Court of Appeals
New York State
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Walter A. Wood
American Geographical Society
Lewis S. Rosenstein
Schenley Industries Empire
Mexico
Charles S. Desmont
High Court
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