Presidential Air Travel Costs Between Johnson Ranch Trips
Editorial notes estimate the Johnson administration’s private jet operation cost. Using a Boe ing 707 at 746 dollars per hour, a one way flight of about 3.5 hours costs around 4,611 dollars, with round trips near 5,222 dollars. Including Secret Service, arrivals, ground staff, and in flight expenses, the total per trip is best estimated near 10,000 dollars.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Department of the Air Force
Johnson
Lbj Ranch
Secret Service
Entougage
Mental Health Drive Seeks Community Support
A local Mental Health Association invites support through a May membership drive. It argues that mental illness requires accessible centers for early diagnosis, guidance, and aftercare, pointing out current gaps in post-hospital care and rehabilitation across communities. The Madison County Association leads the push to awaken community conscience and fund critical services.
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Sigmund Freud
Madison Count Ty Association
Freedom of expression and lawfulness in society warned
Former Supreme Court Justice Charles E. Whittaker cautions that free speech does not justify lawless acts and urges vigorous enforcement of criminal laws to protect persons and property. The piece notes mask wearers testifying in D C and questions national crime prevention plans.
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Supreme Court
Charles EB. Whittaker
Irs
United States
Successful Investing by Roger E Spear needs a step up plan
Reader asks if current holdings Avon Products Castle & Cooke and American Hospital Supply will cover college costs for two daughters aged between 12 and 18. Spear suggests increasing monthly investments to at least 1000, noting earnings, stock strengths and cautions on Castle & Cooke due to earnings variability. Also discusses municipal bonds tax treatment and Detroit default note, offering Spear’s guide for purchase.
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Avon
Castle & Cooke
American Hospital Supply
SPEAR
Avon and
American Hospital
Castle & Jonke
Detroit
Right Wing Debate on Anti Communism and Vietnam
Buckley era commentator attacked by Irish writer Conor Cruise O’Brien on a Metromedia program about the morality of anti communism. O’Brien labeled developing nations as choosing between bogus democracy right wing despotism and communism. The clash highlighted Hoover CIA ties and questions about Encounter magazine funding. The broadcast drew criticism as a phony debate with limited opposition to anti communism.
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Flasco
Arthie Schlesinger Jr
U.S
Conor Cruise O'Brien
Mr. Schlesinger
Mr. O'Brien
United States
O'Brien
Metromedia
Robert Kennedy
Schlesinger
O’brien
J. Edgar Hoover
America
Cam- L
Portugal
Spain
South Africa
Lyndon Johnson
Q’brien
Stalin
Soviet Union
Encounter
CIA
Stephen Spender
Dwight Macdonald
Congress For Cultural Freedom
Tnt
Cif S
Metroedia
J. M Dear Hoover
Irl Metromedia
Brady's Health Service on Chronic Jaw Disability Debated
Dr William Brady argues pyorrhea or chronic jaw disability stems from poor nutrition and calcium vitamin D B complex intake since childhood. He cites Westin Price research, calls medical and dental education slow to adopt nutritional science, and offers a booklet for 36 cents with stamped self addressed envelope.
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de. Price
All Timers
Tam
Bradly
William Brady
Gamino
Beverly Hillk
Calilavnda
Worry Clinic notes labor unrest and faith in crisis
A fragmentary article discusses Dr George W Crane addressing workers and church members amid sabotage fears. It cites Bill, 38, who argues against relief and laziness, praising patriotism and The Golden Rule while urging duty and efficient service. It mentions unions, communism fears, and requests for Dr Crane’s advice.
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America
Bill
Alrady
Lincoln Abraham Lincoln
Horace Mann
Dr. Crane
Folklore of Ironies and the Wheelbarrow Tale
Three men discuss impractical theft tales from factory gates to store shelves. A wheelbarrow embezzlement joke ends with guards catching the thief. A second tale recalls two men stealing a small boat, mistaken for a purchase. The third recalls buying a hammock that proves double-wated, triggering a comical escape with unexpected scrutiny. The piece closes with the saying Youth is the time when you have more ideals than ideas.
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Nome
Ural
Maine Private Schools Face Certification Push Threat
Maine private and parochial schools warn that state officials seek to force all schools to gain state teacher certificates. They argue certification would curb independent schools like Gould Academy and Kire and undermine superior private teaching, proposing regional accreditation instead to avoid state control.
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Hebron Academy
Gort
Maine
Kire
Gould Academy
Cio
Marrow
Nuasi Private Adienties
New England
Gand
Michigan
Aimitng
Tey
Regional College and School Accrediting Agency
State Department of Public Instruction
Corp
Earliest use of steam power in boats traced
A fragmented account traces steam boat history from James Rumsey’s 1780s Potomac tests through 1819 Savannah crossings and 1807 Fulton paddle wheel boats, noting rapid proliferation on US and British waters, a gold rush era Great Lakes wager tale, and the vessel Sleepy Sue with a California voyage story.
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Savannah
James Rumsey
Potomac River
Rumsey
Martin
Scotland
Robert Fullon
Great Britain
United States
Great Lakes
Horn
California
Keny
Tad
Frrom
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Critenserger
Harriet W. Toner
Vize-Frasigens
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner
Scott Charles W. Laughain
DVN
A. Bailey
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Paslags Pald U
Andarvun
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Cueviar
Soc
Madison
Associated Press
Prats
Antirlad Axrhulvaly
Wall Axell AP News Chapeteries
Cheng
Hewes
William F. Buckley
Brady's Health Service
Westin AL Price
DDS
Worry Clinic
George W
Fation
Industey
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Industat
Bass
William Wade
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James B. Martin
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