Johnson seeks middle ground with frugal budget push
President Lyndon Johnson defends a prudent yet sympathetic budget approach aimed at reducing federal spending below 100 billion dollars. He targets deep cuts in Defense, Atomic Energy, Agriculture, Post Office, and Veterans Administration, while courting conservatives and liberal voters alike. The specifics of where cuts will land are to be announced January 21.
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Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Kennedy
Wall Street Journal
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Agriculture Department
Post Office
Veterans Administration
President Johnson Reserves Power in Public Works Bill
Johnson signs a 4.4 billion public works bill with a reservation limiting disposal of Canal properties. The clause, aimed at canal property transfers, is treated as an information request by the executive rather than a prohibition. The maneuver blends compromise with protection of presidential power amid Congress's pork barrel politics.
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Senate
Johnson
Congress
Panama Canal Co
Army
Japanese attitudes toward West alignments revealed by survey
A 3,000 person survey shows 43 percent support government alignment with the West while 28 percent favor neutrality. The remaining 29 percent, including many Communists and the undecided, could complicate postwar relations with the United States and its occupation partners.
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United States
Japan
Khrushchev a Complex Figure Warns for Peace
The piece analyzes Nikita Khrushchev as a mix of liberal pose and deep prejudices, noting questions about his stance on Jews in the Soviet Union. It cites Yevtushenko’s exchange, Leneman’s Poland remarks, and urges skepticism toward comrade Khrushchev until he makes meaningful concessions for peace.
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Johnson
U.S. State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Khrushchev
Soviet
Russia
Martin Luther King, Jr
Yevgeny Yevtushenko
American Jewish Committee
Soviet Union
Yevtushenko
Kiev
Moshe Decter
Jewish Minorities Research
Yevtushenko-Khrushchev
Leon Leneman
Ussr
France
Leneman
Poland
Central Committee
Nikita
Dear Abby letter exposes modern manners and advice
The column compiles reader questions about dating a married man, neighbor privacy, and private letters to Abby. Abby notes a married man remains so until divorce and advises against pursuing a relationship. privacy shades can shield, and a travel note hints at love beyond boundaries.
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Abby
Life Begins At 40 Multicarrier Artist Dentist Writer
Dr. Frederick Franck, 54, maintains three careers in New York. He dentists on Tuesdays and Thursdays, writes on Mondays and weeknights, and paints on Wednesdays and Fridays. He credits his late start in art and writing to lifelong curiosity and a desire for varied work and satisfaction. His art is in major galleries, and he holds honorary degrees and a papal medal for his sketches.
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Rederick Franck
New York
U. S
University of Pittsburgh
Medico
Lambarene
Africa
Albert Schweitzer
Dr. Franck
Franck
Museum of Modern Art
Whitney Museums
John XXIII
Ecumenical Council
Phillips 66 audience participation method praised
Dr George W Crane extols the Phillips 66 strategy used by Dr Don Phillips and Prof Larry Taylor in management clinics across the country. The method polls groups of six, aggregates key problems, and invites audience input to solve them, boosting engagement in schools churches and professional events.
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America
Don Phillips
Larry Taylor
Hillsdale College
Michigan
Dr. Phillips
Phillips
Leap Year Matrimony Advice for Women Dating Married Men
A columnist argues Leap Year favors women who cultivate a partner carefully. He claims married men appear more attractive due to their wives' influence, and suggests strategies to win and mold a bachelor by kindness, respect, and security, promising social advantage in future years.
Zaleski Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McKibben marked their golden wedding anniversary with a reception at their home. Mrs. McKibben, daughter Vera, and daughter-in-law Mrs. Martin McKibben served refreshments The Plains. Earl Whitman briefly visited friends on the return trip from Athens to Cincinnati.
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Zaleski
Elmer McKibben
McKibben
Vera
Inlaw
Martin McKibben
the Plains
Earl Whitman
Athens
Cincinnati
The Sunday Messenger at Athens Ohio Subscription Rates
Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday delivery options with prices for various regions. It details six month and yearly rates, mail delivery within and outside the United States, and references the Associated Press membership and publishing office.
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Ith
Athens Messenger
Ohio
W. Va
S. Ar
Athens
Associated Press
the Messenger
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Hal Boyle
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