Crisis of Confidence Spurs Bipartisan Vietnam Briefing Plan
Republicans urge a bipartisan leadership conference to brief on Vietnam policy as confidence erodes amid Johnsons conduct of the war. Dirksen and Ford push for full disclosure and GOP participation, arguing a rise in non military input could affect strategy. Polls favor a quick all out victory without nuclear use, while Americans grow wary of limited war aims.
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Johnson
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
House
Gerald R. Ford
North Viet Nam
Governors Stand Against Viet Nam Veterans Bonus
Governor William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania opposes a $50 million Viet Nam veterans bonus and calls instead for education based benefits like the GI bill. He argues the best reward is lasting educational opportunity, noting many veterans succeed through schooling rather than cash. Other governors and Congress might heed this stance.
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Noslur
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Senate
Scranton
Congress
Viet Nam
Mexicans Refer to Lady Bird Johnson by Claudia Alta Taylor
The text notes that during a brief stay in Mexico City the First Lady was called Claudia Alta Taylor Johnson rather than Lady Bird. It remarks that this form was seen as proper and respectful by the Mexican crowd, who used the given name in Spanish context.
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Lady Bird
Senora Pajarita
Claudia Alta Taylor Johnson
Churchill’s Advice to Young Reporters Still Echoes
The late Sir Winston Churchill gave timeless guidance to a University of Michigan journalist at age 27. He urged verification of quotations and avoidance of split infinitives, a lesson still echoed in modern reporting.
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Sir Winston Churchill
University of Michigan
Johnsons Spain Trip Prompt Seething Over Balance Woes
John Chamberlain argues Lyndon Johnson creates foreign balance of payments strains by urging restraint while Lynda Bird Johnson travels to Spain. He cites Dr. N. R. Danielian’s study predicting $3.2 billion annual savings from IEPA reforms, but notes congressional and executive resistance and Johnson’s inattention.
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Lynda Bird Johnson
Spain
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Lynda Bird
White House
Rep. Gross
Lyndon Johnson
U. S
Gross
N. R. Danielian
Department of Commerce
St. Lawrence Seaway
International Economic Policy Association
Dr. Danielian
Congress
United States
Danielian
Europe
Asia
Latin America
de Gaulle
Viet Nam
State Department
Congressional
Humphrey Speech Aims To Contrast Civil Rights Trend
Vice President Hubert Humphrey used a 20 minute address on equal employment opportunities to mark the fifth anniversary of Plans For Progress. The speech contrasted U S progress on civil rights with Senator Robert Kennedy’s upcoming address in white supremacist South Africa. The effort largely drew little press attention.
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Robert Kennedy
South Africa
Kennedy
Plans For Progress
New York Times
Capetown
Johnson
Tunney Defeats Brown-Yorty Rival in California 38th District
In California’s 38th District Rep. John V. Tunney outpolled Gov. Edmund G. Brown and Mayor Samuel W. Yorty in Riverside County. The result signals voter apathy toward the Democratic governor race as Tunney advances toward a November bid against former New York Rep. Robert Barry who won the Republican nomination.
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California
John V. Tunney
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Tunney
Riverside County
Brown
Yorty
New York
Robert Barry
Johnson
Barry
Congress
World Today: Unrest Persists Amid Global Politics
James Marlow notes widespread unease as polls show skepticism toward President Johnson over Vietnam while Ky struggles with Buddhist protests. NATO eases tensions after De Gaulle’s pullout as Warsaw Pact discusses dissolution. Sino Russian tensions rise and U S Supreme Court limits police questioning. Rockefeller and Scranton exit presidential race.
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James Marlow
Johnson
Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
France
Moscow
Warsaw Pact
Romania
Supreme Court
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Dear Abby Money Questions Strain Private Marriage
A reader asks if a spouse must provide for her partner in case of death after a second marriage. Abby says such talks should have happened before marrying and suggests legal counsel if insecurity persists. Other questions touch on necking with an ex husband and public usage of curlers.
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Abby
Women lie about age men lie about income
A confidential note suggests gender differences in lying patterns. It proposes that women misrepresent age while men misstate income and asks readers to write to Abby at Box 69700 Los Angeles California for a personal reply with a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Annabelle
Abby
Los Angeles
Cal
Medicare worries nurses as July 1 shift nears
A nationwide AP survey finds overworked U S hospitals fearing nurse and technician drains to smaller rural hospitals once Medicare begins. Parkland Dallas administrator Peter Gerlich predicts increased competition for trained staff, with smaller hospitals raiding larger ones to meet new standards.
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Associated Press
Peter Gerlich
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Tex
Boone Powell
American College of Hospital Administration
Medicare
Los Angeles County General Hospital
California
John 0 Connor
Nurses overrun by shortages in wartime science service
John Barbour reports that American nurses are badly outnumbered as wartime medical science ramps up. The piece notes strained staffing levels, shifting duties, and the urgent call for more trained personnel to support field hospitals and research efforts.
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