Viet Nam War Economic Toll in Johnson Budget Plans
Editorial notes the Viet Nam war's effects on the U.S. economy in Johnson's fiscal 1967 budget of 112.8 billion, defense funding totaling 58.3 billion, and proposed tax restorations. It cites impacts from New York transit strikes, rising industrial output, and solid growth in GNP and auto production, with major corporate investments and inventories rising.
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U.S
Johnson
State of the Union
Congress
United States
Viet Nam
General Motors Corp
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
New York City
New York
International Paper Co
Eastman Ko
GNP
Commerce Department
National Retail Merchants Association
James J. Bliss
Radio Corp. of America
Random House, Inc
Leftist Marches Across World Spark Antiwar Protests
Fulton Lewis Jr reports that March 25 and 26 were proclaimed International Days of Protest by an antiwar coalition, with demonstrations planned in U S cities such as Atlanta New Orleans Miami and Richmond and in foreign capitals. SDS and allied groups push a new peace strategy including a freedom draft and neighborhood draft unions amid calls to end U S involvement in Viet Nam.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
National Coordinating Committee
Viet Nam
Emspak
South
Atlanta
New Orleans
Miami
Richmond
John A. Jacobs
W.E.8. Dubois Clubs
Dubois
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Militant
Students For A Democratic Society
Trotsite Socialist Youth Alliance
Pacifist Committee For Nonviolent Action
Youth Against War and Fascism
Sity
SDS
SDA
States
District of Columbia
Urbana
Carl Oglesby
Oglesby
Natonal
Paul Booth
Booth
Hime
Alabama
Mississippi
Johnson
Canada
Mexico
Europe
United States
Red China
North
Chicago
Roosevelt University
Extraordinary bridge hand drives grand slam in 1964 Reisinger Cup
In the 1964 Reisinger Cup knockout, two tables produced grand slams. East-West and North-South both reached seven diamonds or seven spades, with bold bidding and a four clubs bid to thwart a seven heart contract. East-West scored 1,630 points, the other table 2,470, total 4,100 points.
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Ace of Hearts
Hast
Miri Wolpin
Hearts
West
South
King Fea
East
East-West
Ies Syndicete, Inc
Define Light as a term in war reporting asks why losses are labeled light
A reader criticizes the phrase light casualties in Viet Cong engagements and questions its humane suitability. He asks why deaths and injuries aren’t stated plainly and poses curiosities about Alan Shepard’s flight, NFL AFL pay, and color TV, ending with a biblical reference.
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Henry Sir
Department of Defense
Alan Shepard
NFL
AFL
Gelert Burgess
Washington Merry-Go-Round Peace Key To Israeli Arab Accord
Drew Pearson writes from Nazareth noting Arab- Israeli tensions in a city with communist influences and pro Israel citizens. He recalls conversations with former Nazareth mayor Seif Eddine Zubi and ex Prime Minister Ben-Gurion on paths to peace amid regional political shifts.
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Nazareth
Christ
Israel
Seif Eddine Zubi
Jordan
Communist Party
Ben-Gurion
Baytown Sun article outlines Israel Arabs and land expropriation debate
A Baytown Sun piece discusses Israeli Arabs under military rule, land expropriation losses from 1950 to 1963, and protests over 5,600 dunams slated for Cartmel. It notes high court rulings, government closures around Ghabsieh and Bane, and calls for Arab cooperation amid tensions with Egypt and Jordan.
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Israel
Ministry of Agriculture
High Court of
Ghabsieh
Galilee
High Court
Bane
Cartmel
Dier Al-Asad
New Yorker magazine and Italian painters trivia
The weekly quiz answers include The New Yorker Magazine, Italian painters Tintoretti Giorgione Bellini and Mantegna, and Alphonse Bertillon as the criminologist who devised the body measurement system. Handel is linked to Fire Messiah and Eisenhower’s 1944 command is noted.
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Dubuque
Tintoretti
Giorgione
Bellini
Mantegna
The
New Yorker Magazine
Ouida
Alphonse Bertillon
Handel
MooqepUly
Premuepuy
Winner In The Strike Uncertain
HAL BOXYLE surveys New York Citys 1966 transit strike with a noirish theatrical frame. The piece weighs who won and who paid the price as workers, Mayor Lindsay, and the public faced hardships, jokes, and political theatre amid a 15 cent ride peril.
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Hal Boxyle
New York
New York City
Edward Albee
Hollywood
Ney
John V. Lindsay
Hig Hotel
City Hall
Quill
Horatius
National Guard
Gen. Custer
Little Big Hot
Lewis Carroll
Girl Clings To Saddle as Horse Hangs Over Trestle
A 16 year old girl on a saddle horse named Star escaped injury when the horse bolted along a railroad track and became wedged between cross ties on a trestle 23 feet above a creek. Margaret Bobo climbed the horse and freed herself. Police shot the horse after stopping a freight train 300 yards away.
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Atlanta, Ga
Margaret Bobo
Dancer
Star
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE clues list
Puzzle clue rundown lists entries 28 Wings 41 Unadulterated 42 Impel with force 43 Man of visions 45 Devoured 46 Simpleton. The item presents a compact reference to the King Feature daily crossword with numbered hints.
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John
Russia
Drew Pearson
Ritten
Near East
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Vditor
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah
Muse Jackson
Robert KH Gilmore
Bill Hartman Tree
Advertising Department
Waseses
Paul Potman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memoriat Drive
P. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Frese Selized Presa
Aq “Ateneous Rigin Publishec Bersin
Reinarr
John Wadley
Rael
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Aio
Suez Canal
Kashmir
Kansas City
Fire Department Academy
Simmons
Kinderhook
Hudson River
Martin van Buren
Hiis
van Buren
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Benjamin Franklin
David Lioyd George
Nevil Shute
Moira Shearer
Sharn Lewis
Grant Withers
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Aled Liberation Forces
Accross
Scott
Abyss Ping & Sash
Downance
Aegean
Amine
Guernsey
U.S. Marine
Group of Nine
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