Anderson property owners back street widening push
Many Anderson property owners consented to give right of way for widening Raible Ave and 25th St to improve streets. A few objectors hold up parts of the projects. Some donors include the School City and Central Indiana Railroad which gave a five foot strip. The city will replace shrubbery and yard damage. The Anderson Herald commends cooperating property owners for aiding city progress.
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Secondary boycotts and the construction picketing bill
The piece argues against legalizing secondary boycotts in construction. It explains how current labor law shields neutral firms from disputes and warns that extending picketing to all employers would group contractually independent firms at the same site, risking broad disruption and harm to the economy.
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Afl-Cio
Congress
US tourism drain helps push balance of payments deficit
The article notes Americans spent about 3 billion dollars abroad on European travel last year and could exceed that by 200 million to 50 percent in 1965. It discusses quarterly deficits, a prior surplus, and the impact of Johnson's emergency program amid a weak pound and rising defense outlays.
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U.S
Johnson
Johnson unveils plush offices with TVs in Austin
The General Services Administration shows a new White House style office suite for President Johnson in the federal building, Austin Texas. It includes a Sirens designed room for 20-foot logs music in every room and three color television sets. The GSA estimates the project will raise building costs by about 3 920. The piece questions why three TVs are needed in a city with one TV station.
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Federal Building
Austin
Texas
General Services Administration
Lyndon
How Right You Are Durward Hall Critiques Professors
Missouri Republican Congressman Durward G. Hall urged college professors to return to teaching citizenship. He warned that foreign policy would improve if self appointed experts stopped barnstorming and focused on instilling law abiding values in students.
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Durward G. Hall
Missouri
Rep. Hall
Advice on investing and bonds from Roger E Spear notice
A reader seeks guidance on safe investments for monthly income and tax exemptions. The letter suggests U S Government bonds and FNMA options while noting that some schemes carry risk. The notice invites responses and provides address for submission.
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Roger E. Spear
Tional Mortgage Association
Fanny Mae
Treasury
Asa
Ivery
United States
Harriman Kosygin Talks Mark Third Moscow Meeting
Moscow dispatch reports U S President envoy W Averell Harriman held his third talks with Kremlin officials since arriving in Moscow on vacation The discussions with Deputy Premier Rudnev touched on expanding scientific exchanges and Viet Nam but a Kosygin meeting described as stern remarks was reportedly held Harriman plans another session with Kosygin before departure with no Viet Nam breakthrough claimed
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W. Averell Harriman
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K. N. Rudnev
Soviet Union
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Hanoi
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Russia
Ruth
T U
Blues For Mr. Charlie and the Dirksen Amendment Debate
Buckley criticizes a proposed Dirksen Amendment to the voting rights bill, arguing it would empower a minority to block legislation. He warns that majority paralysis could ensue if any group gains veto power over laws affecting them and urges restraint to avoid political gridlock in Congress.
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Legislative Chamber
Dirksen
Sewell
Larne
Deren
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Supreme Court
Senate
Congress of the
United States
Land
America
Way, Truth, and Light: A Quotation by Julien C Hyer
A biblical meditation on truth from John 8 32 and Pilate s question What is truth The speaker asserts the path is through Jesus as the Way the Truth and the Light promising freedom for humankind in a devotional tone attributed to Julien C Hyer
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Nicotine Effect and Social Advice From Dr. Clare Mellor
Tad asks about nicotine effects on teens as I address vast youth groups coast to coast. Smoking is linked to higher risks for children of smokers, while experiments on de nicotinized tobacco show no drop in smoking. Muscle hunger and social etiquette drive the habit, not chemistry, so find healthier outlets and request my booklet How to Break the Tobacco and Liquor Habits.
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Tad
iWwives
U.S. Probes Plane Flight Over French Nuclear Plant
The State Department seeks facts after a U.S. military plane photographed the Pierrelot facility in France. Paris says the four flights violated a prohibited air zone while U.S. officials initially cited a NATO reconnaissance routine and later said they are investigating the incident.
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UPI
State Department
U.S
Robert J. McCloskey
Pierrelot
Europe
Germany
NATO
Defense Department
Dr Brady's Health Column Seeks Personal Health Practice
A reader letters column from Dr William Brady in Beverly Hills discusses expanding into Personal Health services and Preventive Medicine. He describes credentials, possible private practice, and invites brief stamped letters for responses while noting limited replies due to volume.
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William Brady
EV Camino
Beverly Hills
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