Profit-Making By Uncle Sam
The article argues that government seigniorage will grow by issuing low value coins and tokens, with metal value far below face value. It claims profit of about 941 per thousand in the new system and predicts use for debt reduction or other spending, noting risks to the public from inflation and possible wasteful programs.
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Washington
The Bunny Problem and Equal Employment Rules
The piece discusses gender based job discrimination fears under a federal law banning race color sex or national origin bias. It cites examples such as women or men seeking roles in unusual settings like Bunny in a Playboy club or a man seeking a job in a corset shop. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission faces tough calls on sex as a bonus qualified factor. The article notes employers’ concerns about practical effects and stresses discrimination should be discouraged.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
United Appeal Drive Aims for Broad Community Support
Ernest F. Rothel expresses confidence in the Athens United Appeal Board of Directors and its organizers noting strong interest and enthusiasm. The note stresses securing broad cooperation to ensure the drive's success.
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United Appeal
Ernest F. Rothel
Athens United Appeal Board of Directors
Alcoholic Drivers Seen as Road Menace and Treatment Needed
Dr. Richard Bates, Michigan Medical Society, links alcoholics to many traffic accidents not merely from intoxication but from self harming intent. He urges treatment over punishment, noting alcoholism as a personality issue and that recognizing and treating core problems can curb road dangers.
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Richard Bates
Michigan Medical Society
Bates
Dr. Bates
New Laws Won’t Solve California Farm Labor Struggles
The piece argues that riots in Los Angeles reflect deeper issues of economic opportunity for Negroes and farm labor shortages in California. It critiques the reliance on braceros, calls for in-city recruitment and training, and warns that neglecting rural work and ghetto conditions could lead to wider famine and social tension.
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Los Angeles
New York City
California
Secretary of Labor
Willard Wirtz
Department of Labor
Watts
Pat Brown
George Murphy
Vietnam War Outlook Brightens After Chu Lai Victory
Inside Report says Chu Lai victory marks broader gains in Viet Nam. Moscow shifts to reassure Hanoi while Hanoi weighs US commitment. Viet Cong attacks run lower and captured weapons favor US. Chu Lai demonstrates U S planning and momentum, boosting morale and signaling potential future operations.
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Chu Lai
Viet Nam
Hil
Soviet Union
Averell
Harriman
Moscow
U. S
Hanoi
U.S
Saigon
Viet Nam peace train circles amid talks clash
James Marlow reports on a cycle of peace talks standoffs as U S Marines tested Viet Cong at Chu Lai. North Vietnam demands troop withdrawal before talks, while Johnson administration rejects preconditions and pushes for unconditional discussions, framing a final settlement tied to South Vietnam's independence and no outside interference.
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U. S
Chu Lai
Johnson
Moscow
United States
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
White House
Hanoi
Baltimore
South Viet Nam
Letter to the Editor on Viet Nam policy position
Readers urge peaceful reunification of all Viet Nam with foreign troop withdrawal while resisting Viet Cong control. The letter notes Johnson's 1965 commitment to stay in Viet Nam and criticizes Communist proposals as surrender to the Reds. The piece frames debate over South Viet Nam's future and U S involvement.
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Uncle Sam
U. S
South Viet Nam
U.S
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Viet Nam
North
United States
Abby Advice Column Snapshots in Extra Page
Dear Abby columns discuss handling an “extra man” guest and his younger partner, tidying social dynamics at parties. Readers’ questions cover motherly behavior, a provocative neighbor, and a gardener’s independence amid Viet Nam debates.
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Abby
Memories That Keep You Young, Hal Boyle Nostalgia
A Hal Boyle reminiscence argues that living in the past maintains youthfulness. He notes memory offers personal pleasure, childhood errands for coal oil, payday habits, gum hiding spots, long distance calls, and family dynamic moments from a bygone era.
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