Johnson Proposes United Transportation Department
The article outlines President Johnsons blueprint for a new federal transport department to coordinate land sea and air travel. It would become the fifth largest Cabinet entity with about 100000 employees and a $6 billion annual budget focusing on transportation promotion and safety while leaving rate setting to existing regulatory agencies.
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United States
Hoover Commission
Eisenhower
Johnson
Department
Congress
Markets Never Relax in Competitive Supermarket Trade
A Ralph Head & Affiliates study of supermarkets nationwide finds only one in four customers shops at the same store two consecutive weeks and five in ten shop at three or more. It notes 54 percent read newspaper ads and use offers to make shopping lists, arguing constant promotion boosts loyalty. sporadic advertising loses customers.
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Ralph Head & Affiliates
Master of TV rights upheld in Paterson court ruling
Magistrate Charles J. Alfano dismissed charges after a family dispute over a television set. The ruling affirmed the husband’s sole right to turn off the TV on his day off, ending the antenna clash and sending the couple home to settle programs as chosen by the man.
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Charles J. Alfano
Municipal Court
Paterson
N. J
Chamberlain: Get In Or Stay Out Of Market Dilemma
The columnist compares American market indecision to a donkey between hay bales and argues inflation stems from near full employment. He notes Western economies face wage-driven price rises while labor shortages persist and cites Yugoslavia Germany Britain and the Soviet Union to illustrate varied employment pressures and migration.
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United States
Arthur Dahlberg
Dahlberg
England
Ieee Om
Ee Bay
Western
Harold Wilson
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Inside Report Tensions on Johnson Viet Nam Policy Sell
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak flag concerns among Johnson backers that Rusk is reviving SEATO to justify resistance to communism in Viet Nam. They argue the President should sell a war against expansionist communism without leaning on a forgotten treaty. Rusk boosted SEATO as core to U.S. involvement. By March 3 his testimony appeared to shape policy.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Congress
Senate
SEATO
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
White House
Critics fault SEATO rationale for Vietnam War policy
In a closed briefing, Humphrey faced Senate Foreign Relations members and Johnson supporters who argued the war cannot be justified by SEATO. They urged that U S leadership against Chinese expansion is primary and that Viet Nam actions must be explained clearly beyond treaty terms. Humphrey conceded difficulties in conveying the stance.
Political Pendulum Swings Toward Right In Ghana
Accra Ghana analysts say the country shifts right under Lt Gen J A Ankrah as the new regime pivots from Nkrumah era nonalignment toward a more balanced posture. The coup disrupted Soviet and Chinese advisers while highlighting Ghana’s need for hard currency amid economy woes and Western loans.
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Kenneth L. Whiting
Accra
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Moscow
Peking
J. A. Ankrah
Aeroflot
Nkrumah
America
Soviet Union
Red China
China
No Budget Needed For Irish Family
The O’Connell family near Limerick lives with 13 souls on about 10 pounds a week. Mother Eileen O’Connell tends to four quads and nine other children with help from Elizabeth and a nurse before the strain grows. Alderman Steve Coughlan seeks state aid, calling current inaction disgraceful as Dublin debates options.
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Limerick
Ireland
Eileen O’connell
Jesus
God
O’connell
Elizabeth
Patrick
William
Matthew
Thomas
Pascal
Bridget
Gerald Michael
Paul John
Catherine May
Margaret Ann
Ryan
O’connel
Steve Coughlan
Dublin
Dail
Coughlan
Laurel Cliff Health Club Members Gather at Thompson Home
Mrs. Eugene Thompson and her mother hosted ten Laurel Cliff Health Club members at Harrrisonville Road for an April meeting to be held at Mrs. Lloyd Wright’s home in Pom eroy.
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Laurel Cliff
Eugene Thompson
Herman Warmer
Harrisonville Road
Lloyd Wright
Pomeroy
Hugh Ferguson
Jimmy
Columbus
Pearl Parker
Vernon Howell
Clarence Curtin
Paul Frick
Enterprise
Herman Kasper
Ronnie Dayton
Athens
Norman Schaefer
John Douglas
Shade
Edward Dailey
Ratcliff
Harnon Fox
Today in History Highlights March 14 1966
On March 14 1966 a roundup of notable historical events marks births and inventions. Einstein born 1879 Whitney’s cotton gin patent 1794 telegraph letters 1895 Dresden surrender 1915 Czechoslovakia collapse 1939 and Britain’s 1945 monster bomb announcement. President Eisenhower and Nixon second term comment plus Kennedy funding and Arab nations severing ties with West Germany.
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Associated Press
Albert Einstein
Eli Whitney
Dresden
Republic of
Czechoslovakia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Inter-American Fund For Social Progress
West Germany
Bonn
Israel
Dear Abby Portable TV Could Solve Barroom Tensions
Dear Abby column notes a wife questions marriage therapy after husband’s lipstick and perfume at a bar. Abby counsels watching him via portable TV to monitor behavior. A reader asks if smart remarks help. response advises silence or a strong reaction depending on gender and future options.
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Abby
Johnny Carson
Romeo
Dear Abby Readers Face Name Dilemma at School
A reader aged 1 asks Abby for help with a stigma from classmates caused by their last name. The letter notes ongoing teasing and seeks guidance on coping, identity, and resilience in a school setting.
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Abby
Wishing On A Star In Atlanta Rumor Cites Silent Suitor
A confidential note warns that a man in Atlanta will not call, claiming he rarely returns once a train has passed. The message suggests caution about pursuing the potential courtship and signals uncertainty about the sender's chances.
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Atlanta
Newspaper Subscription Rates The Daily Delivery Terms
Daily delivery available for Ohio and West Virginia by carrier. Mail rates listed for Ohio West Virginia elsewhere in the U S and possessions. Six month and yearly options shown with prices.
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