Imbalance grows in our common fight over Vietnam war
Editorial argues that U S troop escalation in Vietnam widens the imbalance of sacrifice. It notes increases to 510,500 American servicemen while allied forces remain small and uneven, citing deployments to Hue and Khe Sanh and questions the common struggle narrative. It highlights Johnson's statements and the expanding role of U S troops.
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Hue
Washington
Khe Sanh
Johnson
Westmoreland
U. S
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Paul Harvey News Americanism revitalized
Paul Harvey argues that leadership by example, not coercion, revitalizes Americanism and inspires the world. He cites Bannister Landy Oldfield and technological milestones as proof that individuals showing the way move nations forward, urging renewed national vigor and righteous example.
Congressmen Juggle Budget Reflects LBJ Faith in America
Congressmen struggle to balance the President's budget, signaling LBJ's belief in strong funds and party assurances. The piece hints at political wagering and a wary personal note about a man with a wolf on his doorstep, alluding to caution and family concerns amid fiscal debate.
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LBJ
America
Hoover Tamm feud shapes FBI policing clash
Washington Merry go round reports a bitter feud between J Edgar Hoover and former FBI No 3 Quinn Tamm now IACP executive director. Tamm challenges FBI political operations and central training plans, winning broad IACP support while Hoover plots to remove him. The piece notes looming adjournment pressures in Congress as Johnson pushes aid bills.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Quinnamm
Tamm
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Hoover
Ramsey Clark
Edward Tamm
U.S. District Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
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Johnson
International Chiefs of Police
Pat Murphy
Murphy
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District of Columbia
Deak
Clark
Capitol Hill
Quinn Tamm
John McClellan
D-Ark
IACP
Leonard Lawrence
Hamilton
Ontario
Lawrence
Chiefs of Police
Eyysen
Ows Clark
Deak LeLoach
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
John McCormack
House Committee
George Mahon
D-Tex
Appropriations Committee
Lincoln
Mahon
Fellowes
House
Senate
Rep
Joe Evins
D-Tenn
Joe
Mac World Defense Department logic by Don MacLean
A witty column notes absurdities in federal spending and statistics. It cites Sen Williams questioning 46 000 extra DoD hires despite a two percent cut mandate, and counters with a circular logic explanation. It mangles jokes about mail patches, rose committees, junk mail, and government waste.
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Don Maclean
Washington
John J. Williams
Del
Budget Bureau
Defense Department
Congress
Sen
Ernest F. Hollings
Viet Cong tactics echo Mao in terror campaign
Washington report outlines how Viet Cong attackers in 45 South Vietnamese cities used Maoist principles to maximize fear. Objectives include provoking harsh reprisals to erode support for government and spur martial law, riots, and breakdowns in services. The piece notes attempts to sow distrust among civilians and empower a shadow government.
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Ray Cromley
NEA
Washington
Yenan
Red China
U.S
Ciies
South Vietnam
Palacio del Rio Hilton Heralds a People Box Building Era
Editor's Outlook by Jenkin Lloyd Jones analyzes the Palacio del Rio in San Antonio, a 20 story hotel built from prefabricated room boxes. Sixteen hundred modular units, weighing 37 tons each, were assembled rapidly to meet demand for the HemisFair visitors. The project signals a potential prefab revolution, with faster construction and lower costs, possibly reshaping future apartments and city codes.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
San Antonio
Texas
Alamo
Hemis Fair
Amerca
Habitat 67
Cerna and Garza
On and
Pinnell
Palacio
America
Box
H. B. Zachry
Air taxi mail delays frustrate Wyoming representative
Rep William H Harrison asks the Post Office Department about the status of an air taxi mail delivery service slated to begin last October. He remains without a clear answer and suggests the program is uncertain. Sen Abraham Ribicoff uses large type for Social Security and Medicare newsletters to aid elderly readers. New Delhi reports a beauty expert advising women to have their faces slapped periodically to improve appearance.
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William H. Harrison
Wyo
Post Office Department
Abraham Ribicoff
D. Conn
Social Security
Medicare
Biddeford Lace Journes Publisher Details
Publication line from Biddeford Maine paper lists publisher W Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls. Subscription prices payable in advance are 2.60 for one month, 15.50 for six months, and 31.00 for one year. Associated Press rights noted for local news republication. Entered as second class postage paid at Biddeford Post Office.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
E. P
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