Johnson rides high as economy dominates Washington agenda
The piece argues the Johnson administration uses a strong economy to push for higher spending and larger appropriations, while warning inflation will rise as Congress and the White House pursue expansive budgets. It critiques budget priorities and suggests economy is not part of his administration despite a favorable economic backdrop.
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Johnson
Washington
Wall Street Journal
Congress
White House
Lodge Praises in Viet Nam Reflects 1964 Campaign
President Johnson praised Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge for his constructive work in Saigon while deflecting questions about Lodge stepping aside. He said Lodge’s services are satisfactory and the job remains constructive as debate over the Vietnam war and Lodge’s role influence Republican nomination dynamics.
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Johnisoh
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Lodge
Johnson
Illusory Rights Of Indigents Highlighted By Georgetown Dean
A. Kenneth Pye of Georgetown Law says indigents’ rights in crime cases are illusory due to bail costs, lack of counsel pay, and limited investigative access. He praises a House Senate conference plan to authorize counsel at preliminary hearings with modest compensation. Spaceflight note: astronauts outside capsules become satellites traveling 17,500 mph with no sensation of speed absent air resistance.
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A. Kenneth Pye
Georgetown University Law Center
FBI
Pye
Senate Conference Committee
U.S
Topsy Turvy Debate Indian Peace Keepers in Cyprus
The two figures discuss India's role in Cyprus under U.N. command and Nehru's export of peacekeepers. They compare India with Cyprus, note Prem Singh Gyani as commander, and reflect on Nehru, Kashmiri self-determination, and Mao Khrushchev standoffs while lamenting name-calling and global politics.
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Topsy
Turvy
U.N
Cyprus
India
Prem Singh Gyani
Punjab
Nehru
Mohammed Abdullah
Kashmir
Silas
Goa
China
Mao Tse-tung
Himalayas
Mao Tse Tung
Mao
Khrushchev
Trotsky
Stalin
Viet Nam
Casey Stengel
Stengel
Parents Chose Wrong Girl Dear Abby
A college freshman asks for excuses to avoid a 17 year old date the mother pushed toward, while Abby replies with a humorous dig about digging as a future farmer. Other readers share parenting dishwashing and family quarrel fixes with brief exchanges.
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Abby
Davis
Newspapers as educators protect liberties and unite couples
The Chief Educator Paul Miller praises modern newspapers for safeguarding liberty and educating the public. He describes the Scientific Marriage Foundation, its interfaith counseling, IBM matching system, and a 0.1% divorce rate versus 25% national rate, noting widespread inquiries and support from leaders.
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Paul Miller
Gannett
England
Aso
Robert Raikes
IBM
Rutland Students Shine At State Solo Contest
Rutland High School senior Roberta Smith earned an excellent rating in the state solo contest held in Dayton. The Rutland Girls Ensemble also received an excellent rating for their vocal performance A Spirit Flower with members Connie Rice Cathy Schoppert Cary Wells Suzy Parker Roberta Smith Debbie Sheets Pamela Wilson Charlene King and Jean Tillis Sabra Canaday was accompanist. The Ohio Music Educators Association sponsored the event.
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Rutland
Roberta Smith
Dayton
Miss Smith
Rutland High
Connie Rice
Cathy Schoppert
Cary Wells
Suzy Parker
Debbie Sheets
Pamela Wilson
Charlene King
Jean Tillis
Sabra Canaday
Ohio Music Educators Association
Roger Roush
C. O. Chapin
Robert Smith
Jean Parker
Golden Circle
Rutland Church of Christ
Parl van Meter
Tommy Anderson
Earl King
Robert Musser
Grass saves soil and supports herd nutrition claims
A stand of grasses and legumes is over 300 times as effective in saving soil and six times as effective in reducing runoff compared with clean-filled crops. During pregnancy cows require 15 000 to 20 000 units of vitamin A per head daily, while after calving needs rise for vitamin A and protein.
Judith Hollister and the Temple of Understanding
A Greenwich, Connecticut housewife at 43 conceives an education center uniting six world religions. Judith Hollister builds the Temple of Understanding near Washington, D C, funded by small donations, with Eleanor Roosevelt backing the project.
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Judith Hollister
Mrs. Hollister
United Nations
Greenwich
Conn
Eleanor Roosevelt
Better Living Center
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