Texas labor split threatens liberal Texas revolt in Houston
The Texas state labor convention in Houston repudiated Gov. John Connally Jr. and A G Waggoner Carr and expressed disappointment with President Johnsons Great Society. It signaled a possible third party to broaden liberal Texas influence while pledging to defeat Republican Senator Tower.
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Census seeks hidden crime by polling 10000 households nationwide
The Presidents Commission on Law Enforcement will survey 10 000 representative households this spring to gauge unreported crime. The study, led by Prof Lloyd E Ohlin, aims to reveal how crimes like sexual offenses and minor thefts go unseen in official FBI statistics and frame policy on crime suppression.
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Wives sail for eight day visits to husbands in warless Bangkok
A year after being shipped from Saigon, service wives now secure legal eight day visits with their husbands. Bangkok to Saigon steamers travel four days each way via Hong Kong, round trip priced at $230. Booking shelves fill as demand rises.
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Chamberlain Nixon presses GOP role in Vietnam debate
Nixon urges Republicans to stop apologizing for the war and push a more positive, end‑game approach in Southeast Asia. He warns that backing a coalition peace risks undermining U S credibility and invites broader conflict, while boosting rivals would hurt U S interests and future elections.
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Rowland Evans and Robert Novak Inside Report
The Economic Development Administration faces criticism for pork barrel tendencies similar to ARA. Eugene Foley, head of EDA, has struggled to launch due to travel and praise campaigns. In New York, Foley touted a $100,000 grant to study regional broad-gauge aid in economically depressed areas.
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Rockefeller Javits Balk Foley Over Kennedy Trip
In a sharp private letter Javits accuses Foley of partisanship and demeaning to the Federal establishment. He questions whether Foley will accompany every senator or congressman on tours of development areas as Rockefeller also presses for informs on the Kennedy-Foley trip and state plan.
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Medical advances promise broader, better care nationwide
A study of future health care predicts focus on preventing disability and illness, with annual checkups and automated tests. Mechanical hearts and organ transfers could emerge, while gene engineering and longer lifespans raise ethical questions about cost, access, and the balance of care.
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New York
C. C. Cutting
Permanente Medical Group
Oakland
Calif
Vacant Lot Memories Stir Readers Across America
John Barbour collects reader recollections about vacant lots from California to Washington. Letters describe childhood games on former sites, WWI tents in vacant spaces, and a Boston suburb lot with blue flowers and birds. Each memory links past places to present changes and aging generations.
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Yakaima, Wash
Dear Abby Talk Teen Girl Out Of Marriage
Dear Abby advises a 19-year-old farm girl against marriage to a 44-year-old man with delinquent sons and custody. A letter-writer asks how to handle a bearded husband’s kisses after marriage. Abby gives playful responses and invites readers to write for personal replies.
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