Humphrey Johnson Bond Deepens After White House Visit
Alvin Spivak reports that Humphrey and Johnson display unusual closeness as running mates both at the White House and on the Texas ranch. The article notes their shared ease on farm, platform, and in private circles, marking a stronger personal bond than is typical between president and VP contenders.
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Life Line in limelight over tax status
In Washington the Life Line Foundation funded by H L Hunt and supported by oil firms banks and other businesses faces scrutiny over its tax exempt status. Rep Wright Patman questioned IRS Acting Commissioner Bertrand Harding about whether broadcasts were political rather than educational. Harding said Baltimore IRS regional office recommended dropping the exemption. HQ is reviewing. In Hollywood Jimmy Stewart performs accordion for Erasmus With Freckles.
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State Hospital salary hike eyed for top psychiatrists in New Hampshire
A special blue ribbon mental health study committee recommends a $3000 pay raise for top psychiatrists at the New Hampshire State Hospital and splitting the mental health program from the Department of Health and Welfare. The report criticizes administration under Dr Shao Chi Yu and calls for a new director with management experience.
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Air Crash Injures Five in Project Hope
Five Americans and a staff member from the U S hospital ship Hope were injured when a C47 crash landed in the Ecuadorian jungle. Four crew were killed and six Ecuadorian passengers injured, with multiple personnel listed as wounded or treated after the Sunday incident.
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De Gaulle’s Refusal To Name A Vice President Shocks France
Paris UPI report notes France risks instability if De Gaulle dies without a clear successor. Current plan keeps no VP, elevating Senate head Gaston Monnerville as interim figurehead. De Gaulle aims to run again in 1965 with Georges Pompidou as anticipated successor.
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Foote Opposes Sales Tax in Vermont Standoff
Lt. Gov. Ralph A. Foote said Vermont already has enough revenue and blasted a sales tax proposal. He warned a tax would be tragic and ruin local merchants while noting surrounding states lack a sales tax. He touted a healthy economy and growing state revenue.
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