Whisky limits spark partisan lobbying amid tourist trade debate
The whisky lobby pushed a one quart per tourist duty free limit as part of the Johnson administration era debate on balance of payments. Johnson insiders and Republican and Democratic lawmakers, including Rep. John Watts and Sen. Thruston Morton, promoted the measure while Treasury opposed it. Jacobsen, O’Brien’s aide, was tipped as future chief congressional lobbyist amid shifts in the Commerce Department. The piece ties the move to broader tax and trade politics, noting regional Florida concerns and possible Senate retirement implications for George Smathers.
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Whisky Lobby
Washington
Caribbean
Congress
John Watts
Thruston Morton
Thomas G
Tommy
Cork
Corcoran
White House
George Smathers
Florida
Treasury
Jacobsen
O’brien
Marvin Watson
Johnson
Jake Jacobsen
Texas White House
Kennedy
Lawrence F. O’brien
New Jersey
O’ O'Brien
O'Brien
East Coast
Texas
Collins
Leroy Colins
Commerce Department
Commerce
John Connor
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Folklore and Golf Caddy Quietly Clash in Anecdote
A misread conversation between a golf player and a caddy reveals humor and tension as the caddy mocks the player's efforts, joking about threats and the scale of the ball versus club. The dialogue hints at a lively, informal scene with bite and humor. The Japanese operate the largest supertankers, led by the SS Nissho Maru at 130,217 deadweight tons, followed by jumboized Liberian ships Lake Palourde and Torrey Canyon, with the Universe Daphne and Universe Apollo nearby. The Manhattan stands at 108,000 tons as a U S flag vessel in the fleet.
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Lake Palourde
Torrey Canyon
United States
Manhattan
Schricker to Attend Rites Amid Political Reflectons
Indiana's former governor Schricker is to attend funeral services for Stevenson in Springfield. The dispatch notes Branigin’s remarks on Stevenson and Schricker’s candidacy, plus a side item on orders for 165,000 supertankers due 1967 carrying Middle East crude to the Netherlands via the Cape route.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Henry F. Schricker
Indiana
Kes
Feres
E. Stevenson
Springfield
Diana
Ermer
Stevenson
Schricker
India
Nor
Illinois
Branigin
Middle East
Netherlands
Cape of Good Hope
Providence
Suez Canal
Dr Brady Warns on Yankee Beri Beri Nutritional Deficiency
A pamphlet by Dr William Brady argues widespread vitamin B deficiency in the United States manifests as Yankee beri beri. He criticizes medical professionals for neglecting nutrition, urges a return to plain wheat and whole grain foods, and offers his pamphlet for 10 cents with a self addressed envelope.
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America
A.M.A
Council On Foods and Nutrition
Farm Bureau
U.S.A
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
McNamara Pushes Plan to Merger Army Reserves with Guard
Secretary of Defense McNamara seeks a single 550 000 strong Army reserve under National Guard control while placing units not transferred into an inactive pool. Congress and Rep Hebert push hearings on realignment amid funding battles. Hebert warns merger may not happen if lawmakers oppose it.
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Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Berlin
McNamara
Pentagon
House Armed Services
Rep
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
National Guard
Guard
Armed Services
House
Senate
Rep. Hebert
Hebert
Defense Department
Armed Services Committee
Army
George Washington
The Free Society and Regulation Its Hidden Cost
Dr. Clare E. Griffin, professor emeritus at the University of Michigan, argues in The Free Society that regulation begins as a constraint but is embraced as protection by consumers and firms alike. He warns that perceived gains may be illusory, sacrificing freedom and transforming regulation into a way of life that erodes liberty.
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Clare E. Griffin
School of Business Administration
University of Michigan
Breadbaskets And Garages The Southern Company progress
The Southern Company reports steady growth with 1,749,139 customers across Georgia Alabama Mississippi and part of Florida. In 1964 it paid 75 million in taxes and nets over 60 million, with 1965-1967 construction plans totaling 678 million and 30,000 jobs expected from new plants and expansions.
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The
Southern Company
Atlanta
U.S
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Southern
Treasuries
South
Successful Investing Timing Of Purchases
Inheriting $10,000 and another $10,000 in savings, the reader asks how to invest in Scott Paper and American Heritage Life. The advisor recommends splitting to municipal bonds for tax efficiency, with about half in stocks and the rest in reserves, selling profits if needed and considering lightening up in unsettled markets. The piece notes preferred holdings include Ford Textron Kerr-McGee and 3.10 to 3.15 percent city and state bonds, with a suggested copy of Roger E Spear guidance.
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Roger E. Spear
Scott Paper
American Heritage Life
Scott
American Heritage
Florida
Winn-Dixie Stores
Je, Davis
Connecticut
City of New
York
Ford
Roger Spear
York Central
Kerr-McGee Oil
Textron
Rox
E. Spear
Grand As
Central Station
N.Y.C
N Y. A
WRR
Fes. Corp
Liverpool
N.Y
Dr. Hutcherson the Louisville eye surgeon's crusade
A skeptical reporter visits Dr. J Kenneth Hutcherson in Louisville noting his Bible on the table and Gospel booklets in exam rooms. The piece links his religious mission to anti socialism rhetoric and urges support for his pro Republic campaign while describing patient interactions and a promised booklet.
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J. Kenneth Hutcherson
Louisville
Jesus
United Nations
Hutcherson
Faith
Republic
Dr. Hutcherson
Branigin Presses Train as Taxpayer Route for World Fair
Governor Branigin defended traveling to the New York Worlds Fair by train calling it the taxpayer's route. He and Mrs. Branigin spent two days away for Indiana Day ceremonies and returned to Indianapolis. He warned the fair may struggle financially but called it a marvelous spectacle.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Branigin
New York
Fractured Flickers in Buckskin Bonanza Board Race
Local sports brief notes a soap box derby event and a Buckskin Bonanza with participants from San Diego and nearby towns. Prescott clubs and youth teams fielded entries, while organizers prepare for a postrace awards ceremony and photo opportunities.
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Sanda News, Wei & Sports
Fractured Flickers
Bonanza
Rogues
Rogues Hogues News
Schedule of radio programs and shows listed
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous radio and TV program titles and times including Caravan Gospel Warren Walker Silver Wings Life Line Light Time International Zone Beany and Cecil Bullwinkle Bullwinkle Discovery Parade of Champions Roller Derby Zoo Time and related shows marked as segments and blocks for the station's daily schedule.
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Next Farm
Christopher
Caravan Gospel
Warren Walker
Silver Wings
Beany
Cecil Beany
Cecil Bullwinkle
Bullwinkle
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Ray Bliss
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Len Nadasdy
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Young Democratic
J. Albert House
North Carolina
James B. Martin
Sun Gil Company
NKR
Kges
Tan Rin
Rae
Willam Wade
Pearl Mother
Anderson Herald
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Robert &. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Edwin A. Bailey
Anderson
Madison
Tediana
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HE Case Regords
Optical Company
Daythi Crane
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Ind
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Stowers
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Indianapolis Times
Indiana University High School Journalism Institute
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