Inflation dispute flares as officials clash over causes
The piece frames a widening debate on inflation with the National Association of Purchasing Agents declaring inflation here while Clark Ackley cautions signs of control. It notes rising prices in March, bank credit moderation, and calls to curb lending. It also lists corporate spending cuts and shifts in unemployment and production data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Gardner Ackley
Johnson
Association
Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
U.S. News & World Report
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Consolidated Foods Corp
H. J. Heinz Co
Aluminum Co. of America
Reynolds Metals Co
Continental Oil Co
Xerox Corp
John W. Harper
Alcoa
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied
Southland Paper Co
Maren
Congress questions Pentagon space research shared with Soviets
California Republican Glen Lipscomb reports Air Force scientists in Bedford Massachusetts completed an exhaustive upper atmosphere study. The report published by the Air Force Office of Aerospace Research lists 152 environmental papers and ends with a Russian abstract. Lipscomb criticizes printing in Russian as aiding Soviet access to U S space research and potentially aiding their military and industrial intelligence.
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Washington
California
Soviet Union
Glen Lipscomb
Air Force
Cambridge Research Laboratories
Bedford
Mass
Air Force Office of Aerospace Research
Sian
Lipscomb
U. S. Air Force
U. S
Daily Crossword Puzzle and World News Notes
A compact reader page presents a King Feature daily crossword and a set of political items. It includes references to Pravda editorials about the Iron Curtain, U S policy shifts on nuclear reactors, Rep. Hosmer’s critique, and a Detroit business story about Earle Hawkins and a wife led import firm Piccadilly of Lafayette Street with FHA loan issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Craig Hosmer
R-Calif
U. S
State Department
Iron Curtain
Rep. Hosmer
House
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Earle Hawkins
Detroit
Detroit News
Jerome‘Aumente
Federal Housing Administration
Tragic Figures Recalled In Odd Memories Of Five People
Henry Mclemore recalls five diverse figures in a reflective piece. Jessica and Jonquil Jones, once ordinary sisters, rise to fame through a detergent ad but face a brutal misstep and relocation to Alaska. Fillmore J. Matroski loses literary insight after a career peak. Walter Root survives a near-violence incident sparked by honesty. James Larson faces a mob’s fury over a scholarship decision. Bible verse at the close anchors the piece.
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Henry McLemore
L Jessica
Jonquil Jones
Jessica
Jonquil
Wilds
Alaska
Whosh
Samoa
Fillmore J. Matroski
America
Matroski
Miss Muffet
Walter Root
James
Bull
Tompkins
Larson
Antitrust clash in Washington over big corporate giants
The Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission battle over enforcing antitrust laws. The FTC seeks to block expansion by Procter and Gamble, General Foods, and National Tea, while DOJ argues size alone is not illegal. President Johnson reportedly does not want a hard push on antitrust cases. A separate Judiciary panel report cites potential shocks from Negro voting in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Suich
Procter and Gambie
General Foods
National Tea
Atty
Nick Katzenbach
Donald Turner
Johnson
Civil rights report buried in Congress amid enforcement critique
A Baytown Sun excerpt notes a civil rights report prepared by Rep. Kastenmeier and Rep. Corman, criticizing Congress for not funding enforcement. The panel found enforcement, not new laws, to be the core issue, with the document stalled in the House Judiciary Committee.
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Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Robert Kastenmeier
Wis
James Corman
Calif
Charles Mathias
Letter To The Sun Highlights Spelling Quirks And Civics
A reader questions English spelling and pronunciation noting words with odd letter patterns. The letter defends Baytown Clean law talk, critiques Civil Rights hearings timing, and comments on Hew funding to desegregated schools. It cites Venezuela’s political visit as context for democracy.
Quick Quiz Answers From The Today’s Grab Bag
The item quizzes readers on who a watt named for asking the first AFL president first U.S. general hospital number of planets moving in smaller orbits than Earth which president first rode a train and notes Franklin D Roosevelt died in Warm Springs on this day Henry Clay born in 1777 in Hanover County Virginia details his self education early work and War Hawks leadership.
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Watt
American Federation of Labor
General Hospital
U.S
Earth
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Orater
Henry Clay
Pees
Senate
Clay
War Hawks
Great Pacificator Clay and 19th century figures recalled
Ruth Ramsey notes Henry Clay helped shape the era’s debates including events around the War of 1812 and the Missouri Compromise while earning the nickname Great Pacificator. She cites his famous reply Sir, I would rather be right than president. Also mentions Sir Grannny Adams and a future outlook and a quiz question about Watt Gompers Charity Hospital and planets Mercury and Venus alongside Andrew Jackson.
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Clay
Granny Adams
West Indies Federation
Jury Duty Grows Negro Presence in Southern Courts
ATLANTA AP A trend shows more Negroes on juries in the South under court rulings and civil rights pressure. In Ella ville Ga a 11 Negro and 1 white juror heard a murder case. both defendants, brothers aged 15 and 29, drew six year terms for manslaughter. Jurors and officials discuss jury lists from tax rolls and law changes impacting inclusion. Georgia, South Carolina, Arkansas, Mississippi and Virginia show changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Ellaville
Sedley County
W.M. Ellis
Georgia
South Carolina
Arkansas
Mississippi
Virginia
Associated Press
Department of Justice
Alabama
Lberal
Texas June Draft Drops To 712 Low
The Texas draft quota for June fell to 712, the lowest in a year, per the Texas draft office. Only last June’s 670 was lower. National June quota for the Army stands at 35,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Austin
Army
Know Your Bridge Strategy for Three No Trump
East dealer. South in three no trump faced a spade lead. By ducking and timing the seven of diamonds, South guarantees nine tricks regardless of opponents' defense, protecting the king of clubs and ensuring the contract.
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South
West
Declarer
East
King Fear
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Oid Ae
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
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Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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the Sun
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Venezuela
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Action Democratic Party
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Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
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