Dodd Hearings Raise Ethics Questions in Senate
Editorial notes that the Dodd case could prompt reform of federal campaign finance laws. It cites 1960s standards, the Senate Select Committee on Standards and Conduct, and proposed measures taxing gifts and requiring annual disclosures. The piece argues many see a need to close loopholes and clarify distinctions between gifts and campaign income.
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Senate Select Committee On
Robert G
Bobby) Baker
Senate
Dodd
Johnson
Congress
Rep Kupferman Rides Pony To Lampoon Postal Flaws
New York congressman Theodore Kupferman used a humorous stunt riding a horse through Manhattan to argue mail service was better a century ago. He warned that rising mail volume strains the postal system and, if all agencies performed as poorly as the Post Office, Washington would bog down. He urged marked postal improvement.
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Theodore Kupferman
New York
Manhattan
Post Office Department
Washington
Congressman Kupferman
Good Samaritan law first paid in California
California paid the first benefit under its Good Samaritan law, intended to reward private citizens who prevent crime or aid law enforcement. The program, adopted last July as a pioneering step, aims to counter public indifference by offering compensation for injuries or damages incurred while intervening. The note suggests two states, New York and California, are testing whether the approach motivates bystander action.
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New York
California
Successful Investing Advice From Roger Spear
A reader asks whether to keep First National Bank of Chicago shares or switch to faster stock. Spear praises the bank as a safe long-term hold and advises avoiding a switch, noting earnings growth and current market conditions may return the stock group to favor.
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Comsat
General Motors
IBM
du Pont
Pfizer
Standard of New Jersey
L. T. Adil
Commonwealth Edison
Roger FE
Spear
Grand Central Ni
Local Postal Subscriptions and Rates in Indiana
Notice lists subscription prices for daily publication issued in Moditon and surrounding counties in Indiana. Rates include one year for $15.00, six months $8.00, three months $4.50, and one month $1.25, with extended regional pricing for Moditon and adjacent counties and beyond.
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Andanon
Indiana
Carler
Moditon
Euunite
Gilvoncas
To The Point WHAT KINI OF TROOPS LN VIET NAM?
The article argues the U S has about 401000 troops in Southeast Asia, more than needed, and questions if conscripts can win. It cites Tomalin on the Korean Tiger Division in Ga Boi, praising their tactics and suggesting that allied Asian forces could tip the war, while noting Johnson and McNamara continue sending draftees.
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Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Green Berets
First Cavalry
Johnson Administration
Southeast Asia
Tomalin
London Sunday Times
Ga Boi
Vet Cong
Cambodian
Tiger
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Foreign Legion
Jonson
McNstara
Elite fund-raising club reshapes Democratic donor scene
The Inside Report details Johnsons controversial 1966 fundraising gimmick selling $10,000 White House invitations to a new Elite President’s Club. Arthur B. Krim drives the effort amid a $2 million deficit, facing opposition from old-guard Democrats and state leaders while aiming to spur big donations and tax-deductible contributions.
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LBJ
Washington
Johnson
White House
New York City
Lasercet
Democratic National Committee
New Club
New York
Democratic Party
Kennedy
Republic
Alan
Cit
W. Marvin Watson Jr
National Committee
Arthur B. Krim
United Artists
Krim
LBJ Ranch
Johnson City
Tex
Kein
Krint
Krim Jes
Paw
Congress
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Church Dinners and Fellowship Stir Historic Debate
In a lively note from Melba R. and readers, faith communities debate church suppers and potluck dinners. The piece cites Jesus sharing meals, recalls a long running church picnic tradition, and urges churches to dine together weekly with simple fare.
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Melba R
Dixon
Chicago Loop
Jesus
Tesis
Folklore Humor and Quips From Everyday Life
A collage of humorous exchanges and tall tales about domestic life and miscommunications. A neighbor comments on a husband whistling after breakfast, a mother jokes about zoo animals calming a baby, and lovers quip about fools and triumphs as an American Saying on geography closes the piece.
Liver diet cures anemia says surgeon case
A 50 year old physician suffered chronic anemia with low red cell count and systemic pains. After 20 months of standard treatments, daily liver meals raised red cells and hemoglobin. five weeks more kept counts high. The doctor later limited liver to three meals weekly, noting possible unnecessary excess and a urine albumin episode.
Shipwise- By James G. Martin
James G. Martin explains that nuclear powered submarines marked a new naval era. The Nautilus sailed under Arctic ice, Triton completed submerged circumnavigation, proving extended submerged operation. Nuclear subs deter aggression, since an attacker faces likely destruction.
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USS Nautilus
North Pole
Martin
Arctic
Triton
Earth
IBM
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