Humphrey wins Wall Street praise for pro business stance
Vice President Hubert Humphrey drew rave notices on Wall Street after speeches to financiers in New York praising cooperation between government and big business. He aligned with industry growth policies, signaling a shift from traditional DFL positions and aligning with Johnson's national consensus.
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Hubert Humphrey
Wall Street
Humphrey
Democratic- Farmer-Labor Party
New York
Phrey
DFL
Minnesota
Johnson
Wasteful campaigns and voter indecision in West survey
A CBS funded survey finds voters formed up their minds before election day and 77 percent had chosen their candidate since the convention. It suggests campaigns are needlessly long, costly, and boring, with calls to cut campaign lengths rather than government financing.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Mississippi Dams Misunderstood Flood Control Role
The U.S. Corps of Engineers explains Mississippi navigation dams maintain a nine foot channel in low water, not flood control. Dams create pools but do not curb spring floods. a different, far costlier design would be needed to hold back flood waters without vast land loss.
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Mississippi River
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Mississippi
Government tests probe private lives in 300-question inquiry
A House Government Operations subcommittee chaired by Rep Cornelius Gallagher questions a 300-item psychological test given to federal employees as a condition of employment. Critics call the intrusions gutter-grade invasions of privacy, arguing interviews and background checks suffice to gauge suitability without probing sex life and private thoughts.
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House
Uncle Sam
Cornelius E. Gallagher
D-N.j
Gallagher
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Quotation and Letters on Citizenship and Newsprint Rates
A collage of quotes and notices appears alongside postal and delivery rates for Austin Minnesota. The piece cites Thoreau and Job quotes, publisher details, and subscription pricing while juxtaposing federal department references and citizen lessons on good citizenship from Minnesota and Madison items.
Turn Back The Clock Thirty Years Ago Highlights
City Council announced a bandshell will be built in Commun ity Park. Sea Scout Band performs during Flag Day exercises at the Athletic Field. Austin Kiwanians invited to Minne-Dakota division convention in August.
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Austin Kiwanians
Sea Scout
Scientific progress and social questions loom in 1975 to 2050
The piece surveys expert opinions on future science like brain computer links by 2020 and long lasting comas for time travel by 2050, questions human individuality, and cites Minnesota’s past race rights as context. It also argues humor as a test of freedom and notes expected overhaul of mail service with fastest delivery across modes and possible price shift.
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Gronovski
Air Transport Association
Crackdown Aims to Open Jobs in Federal Construction
The government moves to integrate Negro workers into major U.S. construction projects amid tensions with craft unions. White House coordinators in 20 cities press unions to open apprenticeship lists by July 2, with Vincent Macaluso leading talks alongside Hobart Taylor's team in Cleveland and New York.
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White House
Philadlephia
Public Housing Administration
Memphis - Nashville
Vincent Macaluso
Hobart Taylor
Johnson
Chiefs face pressure at New York session over union books
At the Hotel Commodore on May 27 leaders were told to open union books to Negroes and other minorities. The response was hostility as Negro discontent grows. Picketing crackdowns loom and federal delays threaten hundreds of millions in projects and jobs. The union front could crack under RAAS rumors from London.
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Washington, D.C
RAAS
England
Racial Adjustment Action Society
Britain
U.S
New York
Commodore
Union Front
London
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Quotes on performance nerves and politics from 1960s voices
Comedian Buddy Hackett says the fear is matching your best again. Chancellor Erhard is likened to dough by Dr W Stammberger, a member of the West German Bundestag, suggesting soft shape under external pressure.
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Buddy Hackett
Erhard
Dr. W. Stammberger
Bundestag
Can Openers and the Tax Refund Stock Scheme
A reader recalls a $37.94 tax refund that could yield $5,000 with smart investing. The dialogue jokes about buying stocks in a can opener company, market demands, and a skeptical wife arguing about belief and business viability.
War on poverty may spark a social revolt in America
By summer, about 30,000 nonprofessionals from the poor will join community action programs and 45,000 will staff Head Start aimed at guiding 300,000 disadvantaged preschoolers into kindergarten next fall. Officials warn this could trigger a social revolution challenging the establishment and reshaping politics and labor.
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Washington
NER
Head Star
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Today in History June 10 1965 highlight and events
On June 10 1965 the history page notes key events from 1940 Italy declaring war on France and Britain to 1939 royal visit to the New York World's Fair and 1942 the Lidice massacre. Other entries include Roosevelt tax bill 1943 Eisenhower receiving the Order of Victory 1945 and recent U S Senate action on civil rights.
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Mussolini
Italy
France
Britain
Franklin Roosevelt
Manhattan Island
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Roosevelt
Gen
Dwight Eisenhower
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Wis
State Journal
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Space
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Red Wing Republican Eagle
William R. Marshall
Marshall
America
Post Office
Ward Cannel
NEA
Gloria Lydekker
Bruce Biossat
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Lidice
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U.S. 8Th Army
Far East
Queensland
Senate
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