Our Opinion on Tax and Social Security Changes
The piece argues federal income taxes are not rising but Social Security increases will raise payroll deductions through 1987 and beyond. It notes higher rates and base, potential escalator tied to cost of living, with Johnson seeking more benefits while Viet Nam costs complicate funding. Ways and Means holds hearings soon.
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Johnson
Congress
House Republican Conference
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Huse Ways and Means Committee
Inez Inez rises on New York City Hall social ladder
An informal report from a luncheon near City Hall hosted by Mayor John V Lindsay features a cross section of guests including Dr. Carl W. Buchheister Merv Griffin James Ryan and Bobby Fischer. The event runs smoothly with Lindsay jokingly delaying the start and the narrator noting small steps toward social access.
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Fun City
New York City Hall
John V. Lindsay
City of
New York
Hizzoner
Metropolitan Opera
United Nations
City Hall
Gasner’s
Mayor Lindsay
Carl W. Buchheister
National Audubon Society
Merv Griffin
Teevee
James Ryan
Waldorf Astoria
Jack Temkin
Ise Stevens
Pedro R. Sonal
Vietnam
Charles Riemenschneider
Bill Mauldin
Riemenschneider
Bobby Fischer
Bill O'Dwyer
Lindsay
Norman Cousins
Saturday Review
Norman
Alice McKenna
Rockefeller Center
Albany
London
Pan American Airways
Biddeford Saco Journal Contact Details From 11 Adams Street
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists address at 11 Adams Street with Paul Casavant publisher and P Ingalls editor. It provides telephone numbers for business and editorial departments and outlines subscription rates in advance, including one month two dollars sixty, six months fifteen fifty, and one year thirty one dollars.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
P. Ingalls
Associated Press
AP News
Post Oftice
Powell Faces Disciplinary Duel as House Debates Fate
Washington House Democrats grill Rep. Adam Clayton Powell over travel and ethics. Udall wins a party vote to strip Powell of chairmanship. Republicans clash on defector discipline as Younger and Davis fail to win support. Powell defends record and vows appeal while party action proceeds.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
House Democratic
Adam Calyton Powell
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Powell
Ernie Petinaud
House
Europe
Hays
Congress
Mr. Powell
Abraham Multer
Brooklyn
John McCormack
Multer
Johnson
Adam
New York
Supreme Court
Adam Clayton Powell
J. Arthur Younger
California
Glenn R. David
R-Wis
Mel Laird
GOP
Jerry Ford
Michigan
Republican Committee On Committees
Younger - Davis
Albert Watson
South Carolina
Younger
Davis
Goldwater
Republican Party
Party of Freedom
Frank Bow
Mike Kirwan
Mike
Lake Erie
Youngstown
Kirwan
Red lines blur in thaw as U.S.-Soviet ties warm
In a curving column, Bob Considine notes easing Cold War tensions. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson returns to Moscow with a friendly Johnson message. Russian goodwill greets a U.S. carrier in the Tonkin Gulf and a Haiphong air route looms. Fedorenko appears on Merv Griffin, signaling bipartisan rapprochement. The piece questions whether peaceful coexistence, trade, and Cuba policy replace prior enmities, while noting optimism over cooperative steps and lingering suspicions.
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New York
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Johnson
Gulf of Tonkin
Kitty Hawk
U.S
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Pan Am
Aeroflot
California
Mexico City
CBS
Griffin
Merv
Sam
Ivan
Mao Tse Tung
River Styx
Khrushchev
Russia
Hanoi
Saigon
Kremlin
Cuba
Merv Griffin
Fedorenko
Japan uses aid and investment to expand influence worldwide
Japan pursues peaceful global expansion through foreign aid and investment. Tokyo-backed projects span Siberia, Hong Kong, Thailand, Alaska, Canada, Australia, and Latin America, with aid projected to $900 million annually by 1967-68. The approach centers on trade, resources, and development to boost Japanese goods and yen.
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Ray Cromley
Washington Correspondent
Assn
Tokyo
Japan
Moscow
Russia
Siberian
Hong Kong
Alaska
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
South Asia
Latin America
U.S
Asian Productivity Organization
Inter
Indonesia
Sword Lin
To the Point Those marrying priests March into Secular City
The author notes prominent priests and a monsignor leaving the Catholic Church to marry, and considers wider implications. He cites G Men nen Williams as a potential convert, discusses celibacy history from early church councils to the French Revolution, and reflects on why priests remain celibate or marry. He warns that vows, whether marriage or celibacy, carry moral weight.
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G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
America
Africa
Williams
St. Paul
Oxford
Cambridge
Vatican
Misprinted stamp fetches 18800 at NYC sale
A 1918 U S Air Mail postage stamp printed upside down sold for 18800 at a New York City auction, despite a 24 cent marked price. The sale also featured a 1845 Brattleboro Vermont postmaster provisional plate that brought 32000. The piece reflects how rarity drives high values while underscoring the value of human personality and potential.
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U.S. Air Mail
New York City
Brattleboro
Vermont
Enor
Soviet Leader Praises Peace Amid Vietnam War Critique
The Soviet Union expresses hostility to the Vietnam War while affirming friendship with the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. The leader emphasizes a desire to stop the war, restore peace, and build a new society through peace, insisting war harms humanity and that true Marxism differs from the cultural revolution. A later remark hints at a possible return to discuss a secret pact.
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Nam
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Griffin
Fedorenko
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D-Ky
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U.S.S.R
Nicoli T. Fedoren
Red China
China
Washington News
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Southeast Asia
Asia Development Bank
By Russell Kirk
Riies
James Keller
Mous
Wisdom
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Democratic Republic of Viet
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