Wilson's 1913 Tariff Speech Sparked New Freedom Era
Fifty years ago today President Woodrow Wilson addressed Congress urging tariff reductions and a bold reform agenda. The speech helped launch 567 legislative days with landmark moves like lower tariffs, the income tax, Federal Reserve, Clayton Antitrust Act, and FTC creation, reshaping U S policy and politics.
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Johnson sees vice presidency as neither stepping stone nor barrier
In an exclusive AP interview Lyndon B. Johnson says the vice presidency is not a stepping stone or barrier to the presidency. He discusses world and domestic issues, Kennedy administration moon goals, Cuba’s economic liability to Cuba and communism in Vietnam, while defending equal opportunity and his readiness for any mission.
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Rhodes pushes austerity to balance Ohio budget
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes campaigns for drastic cutting to erase an $80 million deficit inherited from Democrat Michael V. DiSalle. He argues austerity is the only way to post a balanced operating budget without new taxes and to reduce a monthly shortfall of about $5 million.
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TV Proves It Again Good Scripts Are Rare
AP reports writers of television plays show fascination with mental illness in the season. The Shark on NBC's Show of the Week Sunday night illustrated this trend as a dramatic example.
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U S Brains Drain From Germany Worries Echo
In Frankfurt editors and officials fear American recruitment of German scientists will erode Germany’s scientific leadership. Annual emigration to the United States is estimated around 111 per year, with many graduates holding doctorates. Germany seeks policy to curb the brain drain. U.S. recruitment began after World War I and intensified with scholarships.
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Notice of Necessity Hearing for Woodford Searsburg Highway
The State Highway Board petitions for a necessity hearing in Bennington County to condemn land for Highway Project FFLH 010-1(3) affecting Woodford and Searsburg. Owners listed include Bloodgood, Kenney, Foskitt, Becker Maidt, Knapp, Eddy, Vree land, Erwin, Martin, Briggs, White, Bloodgood, Hall, and others. The hearing is set for May 6, 1963 at 1:30 P.M. in the Bennington County Court House.
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