Cure for athlete's foot notes in 1965 editorial
Editorial praises Tinuctin from Schering Corporation as a new cure for athlete's foot. It claims 75 to 80 percent cure in clinical trials of 600 cases and notes summer heat worsens the condition, making foot comfort possible with treatment and travel to the sea or mountains as alternatives.
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Tax Foundation Pitches New Ways to Tax and Cut Government
The Tax Foundation proposes painless methods to fund the government including sales taxes, expenditure taxes, turnover taxes, and lotteries. It supports the Liberty Amendment to end personal income and estate taxes by halving government costs and reducing the national debt, while selling federal lands and facilities of business activities. Five states have approved.
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Health aid and transit talk in a single page
Drug firms donate 126604 dollars worth of antibiotics and supplies to aid Somalia amid famine and drought. Portland Traffic Safety Commission warns peak accident hours 4 to 6 pm require vigilance. President Johnson advocates a revitalized rail network to handle growing freight as population rises by 1975.
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Hoover warns against national police force as tyranny
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover rejects the idea of a national police force and opposes police state actions. He defends the FBI role in civil rights investigations while arguing against overstepping authority or taking on local and state police responsibilities.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Johnsons policy clash marks Dominican crisis split
President Johnson argued U S action protected Americans and blocked Communist takeover as he ordered actions in the Dominican crisis. Yet emissaries sought a coalition government dominated by Bosch exiles Col Caamano. General Imbert warned the Bundy Caamano accord would hand the country to Communists. FBI sent to check Communist involvement amid broader U S misgivings.
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Capitol Speculation As Texas Legislature Ends
As the 59th Legislature closes Governor Connally lauds its productivity and speculators name Atty. Gen. Waggoner Carr and other figures as likely Democratic candidates for the Senate or governor. Pursuit of reapportionment and 25 constitutional amendments loom for 1965 and 1966 with districts reshaped and terms extended.
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Seguin
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Port Arthur
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Abilene
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Permian Basin Briefs Nine Local Updates
Local notices include Stanton County Chamber pancake supper linked to Dollar Day, county precinct redistricting proposals by Commis sioners Cotton and Brown, and Castle Gap Days plans in McCamey. Also reported are staffing moves, homecoming plans, agricultural studies, and legislative notes from the region.
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Andrews County News Masthead and policies
The Andrews County News published in Andrews Texas lists editor publisher James Roberts and business manager Mrs C W Roberts Sr. Z C Howell advertising manager Barold Burns shop foreman and notes correction policy for errors and the right to reject advertising copy, with liability limited to space paid.
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