Stand Up And Be Counted On Cuba Embargo
A congressional resolution by Rep. Robert H. Michel would cut imports from countries selling goods to Cuba, challenging allies and testing embargo support. It seeks to bind the President by showing House sentiment and could spark debate on U S trade with Cuba amid failed diplomacy with Fidel Castro.
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Cuba
United States
Congress
Johnson
Robert H. Michel
Illinois
Republi
Fidel Castro
Leading initiative to fight heart disease cancer and stroke
President Johnson forms a national committee on heart disease cancer and stroke led by Dr Michael DeBakey of Baylor with 27 members from medicine science philanthropy and public affairs to propose steps to reduce the burden and incidence of these leading killers.
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United States
Johnson
Michael DeBakey
Baylor University College of Medicine
Houston
Texas
Baker Reelected Pickens Delegation Leader in South Carolina
Robert G. Baker known as Bobby, longtime aide to the Senate Majority, won reappointment as one of 12 delegates from Pickens, S. C. Despite Senate investigations and a history of wealth from wheeling, he plans to practice law and manage ventures while hinting at future public office.
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Robert G
Bobby) Baker
Columbia
Senate
Pickens
S. C
Baker
IRS Eases Car Mileage Rules For Business And Medical Use
The IRS outlines two methods for deducting car use costs. Taxpayers can itemize all expenses or claim 10 cents a mile for the first 15,000 miles and 7 cents thereafter for business travel while medical and charitable trips get 5 cents a mile. Proof of travel days and miles is required for audits, though tracking expenses becomes unnecessary.
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Internal Revenue Service
Lenin Letter Reinterpreted Sparks Cold War Debate
Soviet media tout a "newly found" Lenin letter supporting NEP style farm incentives, hinting Khrushchev’s circle endorses leninist individualism. Critics note the document dates to 1923 and has edits, suggesting revived debate over Lenin's policies and Stalinist retrenchment.
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Lenin
Khrushchev
Aleksei I. Adzhubei
Izvestia
Vestia
Pravda
Russia
Stalin
Nikolai Gradoboyev
Radio Liberty
New York
Russky Golos
Russian Voice
New York City
Dear Abby Advice From a Reader Panel
A collection of Dear Abby letters and responses on neighbor advances, kitchen chores disputes, a 15 year old and 13 year old siblings, and a son living at home. Abby advises avoidance with the neighbor, swapping chores, and the mother urging the son to stay home until marriage.
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Abby
Personal Cases Defends Title Rights
The column asserts Daniel Crane, a 27 year old dental surgeon, rejects jealousy and false claims about his medical and psychology work. It cites his 25 years of columning, PhD in psychology, teaching at George Washington University and Northwestern, and a career with the National Research Council and Carnegie Institution to defend his credibility.
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Daniel
Indiana State Board of Health
Ohio
Indianapolis
Daniel Crane
Dr. Crane
George Crane
Dr. Peale
Bishop Sheen
National Research Council of America
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Conkle and Matheney announce forthcoming marriage
Merna Conkle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Conkle to wed Harry Matheney of Murray City. Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Dean McQuaid of Brunswick and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McGraw of Columbus. Hospital patient Howard Sales spent weekend at home with relatives. Jakarta reports President Sukarno urged Indonesian youth to volunteer for military training in response to Malaysia conscription order.
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Woodrow Conkle
Merna
Harry Matheney
Murray City
Dean McQuaid
Brunswick
Dennis McGraw
Columbus
Dennis
Frank Martin
Howard Sales
Mich Neuman
Juan Sorrell
Lillian McGloughen
Ruth Rus
Melvina Russell
Rick
Vaughn
Guy Hartman
Oak Grove
Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Johnson Occurs In Frank TV Interview Talks People’s Presidency
President Johnson defended his record in a television and radio interview Sunday night saying he aims to be a people’s president. He described tightening lights in White House closets to save money and portrayed a tireless, feverish work pace after Kennedy’s assassination. The piece notes Republican critics and Johnson’s cautious, unifying tone as De Gaulle’s Latin America visit looms.
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Johnson
White House
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Organization of American States
Latin America
Mexico
Protest Draft Age Reduction in Congress Say Mothers
Thelma Pickett of Nelsonville urges Americans to protest Congress plans to lower the draft age to 17. She argues it harms families and abandons education, calling for a law against child soldiers and urging Congress to kill the proposal. March 14.
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the Messenger
Congress
America
Johnson
Roosevelt
Mothers of America
White House
Thelma Pickett
Nelsonville
Local social visits span several towns and families
Haydenville hosts include Denman Lagore and Columbus granddaughter visiting the Skiver and Campbell households. Swaim of Kattaning pa and relatives visit Swaim family. Delbert Smith and son Dave from Buchtel visit Virgil Smith. Williams visitors include William Miller and son from Logan. Sparks family hosts Ladonna Ginther and Dan Ginther of Waterford, then return voyage. Newton Filley and daughter Carol of Gahana visit Homer Carter. Ladonna visits Wilburn Sparks at Herbert Wilson home The Plains. Byrd of Virginia to run for a new six year Senate term in November.
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Luther Skiver
Edith Campbell
Denman Lagore
Columbus
Walter Swaim
Kattaning
Delbert Smith
Dave
Buchtel
Virgil Smith
Henry Williams
William Miller
Logan
Albert Sparks
Ladonna
Dan Ginther
Waterford
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Crane
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