Foreign policy row fuels debate over公开 scrutiny
Washington policy figures led by Secretary of State Dean Rusk oppose public examination of foreign policy results. The piece recalls 1960 criticism of Eisenhower and argues the banner against airing policy choices is a bid to silence dissent and protect a poor track record.
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Local tax plan proposals eyed as property tax relief
Purdue economist James A. Papke suggests countywide one percent levies on adjusted gross income sales and payroll taxes to cut local property tax loads. Statewide, reductions range from about 9.6 to 13.3 percent, with Madison County payroll tax potential at 21.6 percent. Caution urged, voters warned against promises of relief in an election year.
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Tax Dollar Tale of Ballet Tour Costs
The government spent about 541000 dollars for a Southeast Asia tour by modern ballet dancers. About 85000 spectators attended, averaging 6.50 dollars per person or 12.60 dollars per couple. The piece argues the expense was excessive and bemused by the cost.
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Retiree Seeks Advice On Bond Conversions And Income
A reader asks whether to convert Series E bonds to Series H to gain current income and tax deferment for a 99 year old mother. The reply notes income needs and potential 20 year tax deferral, but cautions on limited details and market risks.
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Pilot Escapes In Crash At Hulman Field Indiana
An Air National Guard officer from Ohio escaped with minor injuries after his FS4F jet made a crash landing at Hulman Field. Col. Milan Forkapa, 40, of Toledo, exited the wreck before it burned and was hospitalized.
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Thurmond Switch Shifts South Politics In 1960s Era
Senator Strom Thurmond defects to the Republican Party in a historic move that reshapes Southern political power. The defection, likely approved by voters, signals a major realignment as the South shifts from Democratic dominance to a rising Republican presence.
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Wives and husbands clash over romance in a sex differences tale
Anita G aged 29 seeks advice from Dr Crane Mellor arguing wives push for romance while husbands deliver plain needs. A male respondent jokes about staying functional and bons mots about modern monogamy. Booklet asks stamp to Dr Crane for insights and charts.
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Political realignment rumors stir Southern 1966 race
The column argues conservative South politicians may shift to the Republican Party, naming Strom Thurmond and others as potential defectors. It riffs on seniority, party balance, and possible Senate moves, alongside jokes and historical anecdotes about leadership and loyalties.
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Sleep habits of elderly raise questions about required rest
A New Orleans physician observed 83 office patients over 60 and found those claiming eight hours of sleep or more plus an afternoon nap reported the fewest complaints, while seven hours or less correlated with nerves and exhaustion. The writer, past 75, notes personal naps feel refreshing though sleep is not always present, and rests when insomnia occurs.
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Reader's Comment on Health and Morals Intertwined Notes
A reader discusses coping with hospital care including sleeping pills and notes from a Quakertown physician linking senior mobility to better breathing. Letters to Dr Brady address public health, education, and youth violence, urging active living, moral training, and societal improvement.
The Shepherd Word Craft and Caution in Speech
A compact Victorian style caution on speech emphasizes choosing words carefully. It warns of enemies formed by careless talk and urges restraint, dignity, and restraint in conversation with friends. The piece echoes proverbs about the power and danger of spoken words.
Warren Commission Report On Kennedy Assassination Ready
The Warren Commission report on the Kennedy assassination will be released to the public this weekend, the White House announced. The document will be handed to President Johnson at 11 a.m. EDT on Thursday, with officials noting the text sets standards of morality and presents Puritanical wording goals.
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Ulysses S. Grant Fires Polaris A3 Missile At Sea
U S Ulysses S Grant launches a Polaris A3 missile more than 2000 miles to an Atlantic target area Monday. The event marks a long range test by the 24th missile firing submarine as it cruises off the Florida coast during the week of October 18.
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