Budget gimmickry eyed in pooled loan plan critique
Editorial says the House Banking and Currency Committee GOP members urged rejecting a bill to sell pooled government loans to private investors. They warn the plan hides deficits, shifts costs to taxpayers, and could mask foreign aid loans. They note past similar moves under Johnson and warn of wide budget manipulation.
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House Banking and Currency Committee
GOP
Congress
Federal National Mortgage Association
FNMA
Treasury
Johnson
Public figures debate Vietnam policy amid hawkish shifts
Vice President Humphrey signals tougher Vietnam stance, possibly as Johnson’s inner circle. Senator Richard Russell suggests a plebiscite and actions to win the war, including blockade and strikes on Hanoi. Economist Galbraith ridicules the domino theory and downplays Indochina’s US security relevance. Pearl Harbor comparison noted.
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Humphrey
Russell
Galbraith
Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
Bobby Kennedy
Johnson
United Front
South Vietnam
Richard Russell
Armed Services Committee
United States
Hanoi
Kenneth Galbraith
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Southeast Asia
Indochina
Pearl Harbor
Dallas meeting weighs path toward Protestant unity
Leaders from eight Protestant denominations met in Dallas to discuss church unity, aiming for a possible future merger. The overview outlines steps to draft a union plan over years, with final constitutional adoption potentially decades away, seeking cohesion while avoiding past schisms.
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Dallas
Texas
Protestant Episcopal Church
United Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
United Church of Christ
Evangelical United Brethren Church
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Southern Presbyterian Church
Eugene Carson Blake
San Francisco
Episcopal Cathedral
Consultation
Robert F. Gibson Jr
Episcopal
Virginia
Advice for a Widow on Sears Stock and Safe Income
A 65 year old widow with 96 Sears Roebuck shares asks whether to sell as the stock climbs and place proceeds in bank savings. The adviser suggests selling at 60 to fund a $3,000 straight life annuity and $2,700 in savings, boosting monthly income by about $10 and reducing market risk.
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Sears, Roebuck
Sears
W.J. A
Federal National Mortgage Association
L.C. A
Fanny Mae
Teon Spear
Roger E.ar
Grand Central Station
New York City
N.Y
Fea. Corp
Coffee aroma and brewing tips from Dr Brady
Dr William Brady explains how to preserve coffee aroma by avoiding boiling and using cold water steeping, ground daily, and heating nearly to boiling before serving. He advises coffee for most adults, notes that children under sixteen should avoid it without physician guidance, and promotes his booklet on heart health.
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England
Puerto Rico
Wi Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Preamble to the Constitution of the United States
The text proclaims the aims of forming a more perfect union establishing justice ensuring domestic tranquility providing for common defense promoting the general welfare and securing liberty for present and future generations. It frames the foundational purposes and authority of the U S Constitution as a formal ordination by the people.
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United States
United States of America
Nursing home insight prompts elderly effort and cheer
Dr George W Crane notes Danville Illinois director L E Gard runs a warm facility where bed-ridden residents improve after watching peers walk. The piece ties AA recovery, rivalry among seniors, and nursing home perks like a coffee urn and a beauty parlor to motivate elderly residents to stay active. It also urges families to send cheerful greetings and birthdays to loved ones.
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L. E. Gard
Danville
Illinois
Alcoholics Anonymous
A. A
A.A
Gard
Dr. Crane
Quotations on life art and time from writers and critics
A collage of quotations from Mead, Tabuteau, Gomberg and others reflects on death birth education music architecture and modern life. The passages span anthropology philosophy and observations on technology urban culture and the pace of contemporary living.
Inviting Extremists to Campuses Draws Fire
A column denounces inviting extremist speakers to colleges arguing consistency is needed after Grossmont Junior College refused George Lincoln Rockwell while allowing a Communist last year. The piece warns such talks grant academic legitimacy to enemies of justice and urges prudent limits. It cites debates with Hubert Humphrey and others to illustrate extremism’s harms and questions students’ absolute hearing rights.
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Grossmont Junior College
California
Open Forum Club
George Lincoln Rockwell
Rockwell
Benjamin Dobbs
United States
Gus Hall
Herbert Aptheker
Hubert Humphrey
Norman Thomas
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Michael Harrington
Harvey Cox
Frederic L. Schman
Eugene McCarthy
Lawrence Lipton
Hans Morganthau
Carey McWilliams
First Naval Air Station founded on Severn River near Annapolis
The first Naval Air Station was established on the banks of the Severn River at Greenbury Point near Annapolis Maryland. Eugene Ely first flew from a ship in 1910 aboard the Birmingham and later from the USS Pennsylvania in 1911, pioneering carrier aviation with early experiments.
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United States
Severn River
Greenbury Point
Annapolis
Eugene Ely
Glenn Curtiss
Curtiss
Washington Irving Chambers
Louisana
Ely
Birmingham
Chesapeake Bay
San Francisco Bay
Pennsylvania
Naval
Congress
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Anderson
Indiana
Madison
Associated Press
Bradys Health Service
George W. Crane
Mr. Gard
Folklore
Margaret Mead
Anthropolgist
Moses
Horatio R. Beaublossom
Marcel Tabuteau
Philadelphia Orchestra
Harold Gomberg
New York Philharmonic
Sunset Strip
Beats
Associated Press Dispatch
Thomas Stelson
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Wade
Ing
Academy
Gen. Fen. Corp
Kirk
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Rusk
U.S
South Viet Mi
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