Johnson image as frugal president hides spending excess
The piece questions Lyndon B Johnson's claimed fiscal restraint, contrasting his speeches about prudent leadership with rising civilian employment costs, printing expenses, and pay raises. It cites data showing Johnson outspent Kennedy and Eisenhower in similar periods, arguing the White House display masks true extravagance.
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Retailers face dilemma over advertising allowances
The article describes small retailers' complaints about vertical cooperative advertising allowances that favor large stores. SBA administrator Eugene Foley warns manufacturers could drop ad payments, halting competition but noting long term benefits for small retailers. Authorities favor enforcement of Robinson-Patman Act over new legislation.
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Aerojet Good Citizenship Campaign Donates Big Sums
The Aerojet General Corporation Good Citizenship Committee in El Monte California has given 10 000 checks to both the Republican and Democratic National Committees. Employees have contributed over 125 000 to parties and candidates this year. Past drives totaled 317 000 across four campaigns since inception. About 14 000 workers are registered to vote and attend off hours rallies to learn about issues and candidates. Such programs are seen as a pattern for similar efforts nationwide.
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Invest Safely With Diverse Growth Stocks Advice
An advice column discusses prudent investing for a couple with substantial inheritance. It cautions against concentrating capital in a single stock, notes Republic National Life as a major holding, and suggests diversifying by reallocating portions into other sound growth issues. The Rural Electrification Administration is also referenced in a separate note.
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Labor party splits loom as election nears in Britain
In a tense preview of a British election, voters in Coventry and towns north of London signal waning Labor support amid Conservative gains. Harold Wilson faces internal strife over welfare and foreign policy, with questions of a nuclear deterrent and Europe.
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Scattering Guard Units Gets Study
Washington reports defense leaders favor spreading stop-priority National Guard divisions across 18 states rather than concentrating in six. Plan keeps six top-priority brigades in New Jersey Massachusetts Pennsylvania New York North Carolina and Tennessee with one brigade per state and reallocates others to balance mobilization within eight weeks. Additional proposals cover Indiana Wisconsin units to reinforce Alaska and the Panama Canal Zone.
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Testimonial Dinner In Indianapolis Pays Tribute To Bruce
Indianapolis tribute honors Rep. Donald C. Bruce as naval officers laud his liberal education and courtesy. The event notes Bruce’s past campaigns, including a GOP senatorial bid, and recalls figures such as D Russell Bontrager and state leaders.
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Folklore Reflections on Surplus and Poverty
William Wade compiles quotations reflecting on global abundance and scarcity and the perception of oppression ignorance and poverty. Dr. Frits Went warns that weed killers influence famine risk, while the Jewish Theological Seminary urges unity and shared responsibility.
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Calcium and vitamin D diet urged with space notes for kids
An advisory piece discusses high calcium intake aided by vitamin D for bone health in children and adults. It references milk eggs oily foods and leafy greens as calcium sources, notes sunlight as vitamin D source, and closes with details on Satellite Explorer 22 laser experiments to study tracking and communication in space.
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Adair Blasts Farm Policies Across Congress
Rep. Ross Adair of Indiana charged that President Johnson's socialized agriculture harms farmers and livestock producers unless policy changes promptly. The remarks, released by Citizens for Goldwater-Miller, cite farm parity at a 25 year low and urge action to restore agricultural prices.
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Traffic Safety Setback in Indiana and Washington AP report
A Terr e Haute police emergency car was hit at a north side intersection causing a crunching setback. Spare unit dispatched to scene as two accidents damaged vehicles, three officers treated, and two motorists injured. Debris and firey scene noted.
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Rabies In Young Alan Case Guides Bite Response
A five year old bitten by an Irish setter prompts practical rabies guidance. If a pet is available, observe it for 14 days. if stray, or owner unknown, contact a physician immediately and begin anti rabies vaccinations. Early wound disinfection and observation protect the child.
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Nizer criticizes Dallas security on Kennedy visit
Louis Nizer argues the Warren Commission report understates security failures on Kennedys Dallas motorcade route. He cites neglected empty buildings and warehouses, questions FBI and Secret Service inspections, and warns of potential mass harm if Oswald acted with accomplices. He also notes unrelated rabies guidance and a Dr. Mellor contact in Indiana.
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Red China to test atom bomb in Central Asia desert
An Indian source quotes Chinese diplomats saying Red China will test its first atom bomb in the Takla Makan Desert of Sinkiang Province in Central Asia. The source offered no date for the test.
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Goldwater Speech in Milwaukee Broadcast Live on NBC
Senator Barry Goldwater will speak at a Milwaukee rally next Tuesday night and the address will be carried live on television from 9:20 to 10:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time over the NBC network. Dean Burch, Republican National Chairman, announced the broadcast.
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