Editorials on 100 Republican Years and balance of power
The piece reflects on the 1876 ad urging Democrats to act and links it to the 100th anniversary of the National Republican Congressional Committee. It cites Rep. Robert Wilson and discusses past and present election years, arguing for restoring balance between the executive and legislative branches and urging voting.
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National Republican Congressional Committee
Robert Wilson
GOP
Republic
Johnson
Congress
Republican Party
Senate halts proposed west front extension of Capitol
The Senate urges a pause on the Capitol west front extension pending independent study of a counter plan to shore up the structure. If the House agrees, time may allow reconsideration amid outcry from those who fear compromising the Capitol’s beauty for more offices and tourist facilities. Speaker McCormack supports the extension but may struggle to argue against the Senate plan.
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Senate
Capitol
McCormack
Minow Sees Small TV Advances But Not Vast Change
Former FCC chief Newton N. Minow notes modest gains in television since the vast wasteland era. He highlights better news and information, slower growth in programs, and praise for improved commercials while urging broadcasters to heed his cautious view.
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Newton N. Minow
Federal Communications Commission
Minow
FCC
Atention
Uncle Sam World Policeman U S vows broader defense role
Secretary Rusk told the Senate panel the United States will defend peace anywhere in the world and act in collective defense even without formal treaty ties. Secretary McNamara said Viet Nam has not reduced U S ability to meet threats elsewhere, noting manpower drain is offset by overall military strength. Concerns rise that the U S is overcommitted in Southeast Asia.
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United States
Dean Rusk
Senate Preparedness Investigating
Viet Nam
Defense
McNamara
U.S
SE. Asia
Merger Talk and Investment Guidance from a Reader
A reader asks about FMC Corp and a Louisiana based electronics firm and their interest in tok-Trak Inc. The reply notes merger rumors often end abruptly and regulators scrutinize deals while offering cautious guidance on stock choices and insured bank deposits.
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FMC Corp
Louisiana
tok-Trak, Inc
A. T
Avi
PMC
FMC
Welfare issue fuels California gubernatorial race in 1966
The Inside Report observes voter mood in California as welfare reform dominates the race between Gov. Edmund G. Brown and Ronald Reagan. Polls show Reagan gaining ground with blue collar support while Brown struggles to respond to anti-welfare sentiment.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Pomona
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Brown
Ronald Heagan
Reagan
San Joaquin Valley
Beave
Hughes Aircraft
West Covina
Misuse of Clinical Thermometer Advice for Fever Care
A reader letter from Dr. William Brady warns against using the clinical thermometer and fever reduction drugs via telephone. He endorses tepid sponge baths and gradual cooling while noting fever reflects illness, not its cause. The piece includes a notice about responding to letters and a Constitutional preamble segment.
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Ellowe Ust
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
The Worry Clinic explains Luella case in mental illness terms
A 20 year old college senior Luella L is described as daydreaming and doubting reality. The piece outlines escape fantasies and the risk of schizophrenia, noting high IQ and diligence as common among affected youths and urging family guidance.
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Luella L
Crane
Luella
Folklore Predicament in Social Encounters
A series of comic misreadings shows people misjudging others in social settings. A dance partner misinterprets, a bus passenger confuses a stranger with a friend, and a hostess questions a deaf professor with an awkward banana exchange. The piece ends with a slogan about saving.
Shrinking Pound Seen If British Labor Holds Power
The Glasgow Herald notes Lyndon Johnsons praise for Wilson as not matching Churchill and predicts Wilson's wage and price freezes will fail to save the pound. It argues Labour’s welfare state raises inflation and damages foreign trade, foretelling eventual sterling devaluation and a new general election.
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Lyndon
Johnsay
Harold Wilson
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Wilson
Scotland
Glasgow — Herald
Johnson
Mussolini
Julius Caesar
Britain
Jst
Mr. Wilson
Glwersien
Alec Home
Quintin Hogg
Shipwise: The Naval Uniform Traditions and Details
James K. Martin explains the naval uniform history noting the black neckerchief became official in 1852 with full uniform regulations. Bell bottom trousers aided deck tasks and safety, including overboard rescues, while the 13 button flap has no official link to the colonial era.
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Lord Nelson
Martin Lime
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