North Carolina Battle Over Communist Speaker Ban
The North Carolina fight to repeal the communist speaker ban faces a well organized campaign. Gov. Dan Moore sides against repeal, citing the law as a symbol of resistance to communism. Despite pressure, legislators uphold the ban arguing education should not host lawless ideologies.
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North Carolina
North Carolina General Assembly
Dan Moore
Tar Heel
Communist Party
USA
Beatnik
Senate Appropriations Committee pressures Bonneville to raise rates
The Senate Appropriations Committee directs the Bonneville Power Administration to hike rates and run more like a business. This follows earlier criticism this year and a February judgment by the comptroller general questioning EPA 1963 financial statements. The move signals possible curbs on what are seen as unfair, tax-subsidized utilities competition.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Bonneville Power Administration
Bonneville
Comptroller General
United States
EPA Finan
Cial
Washington
The Strike Many-Edged Sword
The piece argues decades of labor law favoring workers have not reduced strikes but made workers less responsible. It criticizes President Johnson’s push to repeal Section 14(h) and warns that federal meddling could threaten states rights guaranteed by Taft-Hartley amid Great Society plans.
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Johnson
Successful Investing Securities Have Some Advantages
Letter column discusses advantages of securities over fixed deposits and stocks for inflation protection. Advice covers saving accounts and bonds, with guidance from Roger Spear on annuities and insurance products. Readers urged to obtain Spear's Guide to Successful Investing for $1.00.
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Roger E. Spear
Consolidated Edison
Soan
Roger Spear
Roger E Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
The Martin Crisis Threatens Johnson Economic Policy
The Federal Reserve Board chairman William McChesney Martin stands as Johnson’s key internal obstacle. A cautious conservative, he opposes the expansionist aims of the administration and maintains a tight money policy that clashes with the President’s recession goals, stirring Capitol Hill criticism and White House discomfort.
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Martin
Washington
William McChesney
Johnson
Federal Reserve Board
Capital Hill
White House
Jovor
Potomac
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Walter Heller
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
Gardner Ackley
Dillon
Henry H
Joe) Fowler
Conness
Fowler
Sen
Vance
Hartke
Indiana
Finance Committee
Capitol Hill
Louisiana
Russell Long
Minnesota
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Paul Douglas
Iinois
Ackley
Sen. McCarthy
Treasury
Federal National’ Mortgage Association
Fanny May
Lyndon Johnson
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Viet Nam War Decrees and US Air Actions Reported
Saigon reports new military rulers declare a state of war with price controls a curfew and newspaper ban while U S forces conduct daylong paratrooper operations in Saigon and air strikes hit North and South Viet Nam targets France is cut off but trade ties remain intact the foreign minister vows safety for 7000 French citizens.
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Saigon
UPI
South Viet Nam
France
U.S
North Viet Nam
Paris
Viet Nam
Indochina
Ntil
Charles de Gaulle
French Indochina
Nguyen van Thien
Nguyen Cao Ky
Northern Racial Inquiry Hints at Civil Rights Budget Clash
Senate faced a funding threat as Dean Griswold warned that a House approved 1.56 billion Civil Rights Commission budget cut would jeopardize four urban center investigations on Northern race conditions. He cited unfilled funds for planned inquiries and tied unrest to urban renewal and schools.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Civil Rights Commission
Erwin N. Griswold
Harvard Law School
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Griswold
House
John L. McClellan
Atk
North
South
Uni
Griswald
So Long Fraternity Promotes Foster Care After Tragic Tale
The piece urges readers to join a spring campaign by the So Long Fraternity to foster children and support grieving families after a boy Tony Z who drowned during a hike. It advertises a booklet So Long George IV and requests stamped envelopes for Dr Crase Meller’s guidance and psychological charts.
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Tony
Lnspring
Lowell
George IV
Doctor Brady on Chronic Joint Disability and Wellness
Dr Brady argues most chronic joint disability stems from nutritional deficiency and not arthritis alone. He cites Osler and notes improvements come from calcium iodine and B complex nutrition, with infection causing some arthritis cases. He urges readers to view life as a class in God’s cosmos and invites health questions to be mailed for future columns.
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Denly
John Thompson
Chicago
Will Dixon
Dr. Thompson
Osler
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Self conquest to defeat personal failings
A devotional urging readers to abandon inner failings that hinder success. Citing Luke 24 26 the message emphasizes recognizing fear and pride as blights, warning that clinging to flaws prevents reaching one’s best. The author Julien C Hyer reinforces a call to self mastery.
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