Foreign aid program under critical review by partners
National Planning Association committees say a reexamination of U S foreign aid is needed while favoring continued large scale aid. They question program effectiveness and direct funding versus multination groups and doubt it fosters private growth in recipient nations. Congress trims Johnson funding but still allows millions abroad.
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Editor's Outlook America’s No 1 Metropolis in Decline
Editor Jenkin Lloyd Jones argues New York City has fallen from prime to decay due to the commuter wave, telephone and computer era, eroding the middle class, tax base and civic vitality. He notes job losses, rising welfare costs, and stalled civic promotion amid union and media opposition.
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America
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York
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Henry
O. O. McIntyre
Gotham
Central Park
Grand Central Station
Three Minutes A Day by Rev James Keller
Dr. Ross A. McFarland of Harvard warns motorists to avoid driving with closed windows and smoking as carbon monoxide and poor ventilation threaten alertness and oxygen levels. The note urges spiritual renewal and vigilance against deception amid student demonstrations at some colleges.
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James Keller
Ross A. McFarland
Harvard University
Loopholes boost oil profits while taxes rise for others
Treasury experts say closing tax loopholes could fund the Vietnam War with no rate increase. The oil depletion allowance at 27 percent lets oil producers deduct far more than costs, costing billions annually and shifting tax burden to wage earners.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Treasury Department
Paul Douglas
Senate
Douglas
Subliminal advertising and other Capitol Hill musings
A Washington columnist shares quirky anecdotes from Capitol Hill and Maryland University lectures. Highlights include a dog food ad idea blamed on subliminal cues, Morse naming bulls after senators, Lynda Bird Johnson’s hospital ship donations, UFO debates, and light jabs at government stats and rat control bills.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Capitol Hill
California
America
Ad Agency
FCC
Microscoops
Wayne Morse
Ore
Maryland
Dirksen
Sen
Eugene) McCarthy
Riots prompt white resolve to fund Negro advancement
Washington reporters note the 1966 White House civil rights conference failed to commit to bold, funded programs for Negro advancement. Leaders like Young Randolph and Wilkins urge heavy outlays, potentially up to 200 billion, to achieve true equal opportunity without inducing guilt among white Americans.
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Enterprise Assn
White House
Johnson
Diemma
U.S
Whitney Young
Urban League
A. Philip Randolph
Young
Randolph
Roy Wilkins
America
Paul Harvey Praises Dr. Hingson Health Mission in Costa Rica
Dr. Robert Hingson of Case Western Reserve leads 84 medical volunteers on Operation Brother's Brother to Costa Rica. Using a vaccine jet gun they plan to inoculate 1.2 million against smallpox measles polio and other diseases before returning home within 30 days.
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Paul Harvey
Robert Hingson
Cleveland
Case Western Reserve University
Costa Rica
Hingson
United States
America
Albert Schweitzer
Liberia
Africa
Dr. Hingson
Latin America
Christ
Reader Praises Local Ambulance Service Experience
A Saco resident defends the Biddeford ambulance after a prior criticism in the paper. She recounts a personal emergency where the Biddeford crew responded quickly to aid her injured daughter, noting the service’s efficiency and safety amid public concerns.
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Biddeford
Biddeford Service
Biddeford Saco Journal details and publishing info
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists its daily publication details, address, publisher W Paul Casavant, editor E P Ingalls, and telephone numbers. It also states subscription rates payable in advance and notes AP membership and republication rights.
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Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
TNE
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