Editorial Page In Our Opinion Budget Bureau Overseas Spending
The House Government Operations Committee probes federal overseas research in 1966 and finds $27 million spent abroad with $20 million to Japan and Europe. It urges curtailment of nonurgent overseas projects, cites grants for studying Australian teeth and sea slug nerve cells, and asks the Budget Bureau for a remedial action report within 90 days.
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House
Government Operations Committee
Budget Bureau
House Committee
Japan
Europe
Erseas
Tokyo-Yokohama
U. S
Congress
Impressions Of Inez Congress Dragging Feet On Gun Control
Inez Robb critiques congressional delay on gun control as President Johnson faces a stalled bill. She cites Carl Albert and Mike Mansfield opposing registration and licensing, notes NRA influence, and recalls Kennedy assassination era worries and rising public concern. The column links lobbying power to legislative defeats and a wary public.
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Clyde
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Robert F Kennedy
Pipeline lobby wins lax safety bill in House
Washington column reports natural gas industry victory for a lenient gas pipeline safety bill aided by influential lobbyists and criticized officials. It highlights Transportation official John Sweeney missteps, internal White House tensions with Joseph Califano, and Secretary Alan Boyd. Also notes VP Humphrey urges National Guard for civil unrest and Joint Chiefs warn Congress cuts threaten military readiness.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
House of Representatives
White House
Andon Johnson
Sanane
John Sweeney
Capitol Hill
Sweeney
D.C
Donald Radler
Transportation
Alan Boyd
Joseph Califano
Califano
Pat McNamara
Michigan
Boyd
Democratic
Transportation Department
District of Columbia
Boyd Sweeney
Congress
Johnson
Humphrey
National Guard
Resurrection City
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Clark Clifford
Europe
Korea
Navy
Air Force
Joint Chiefs
Walking the block for a column idea
In a brisk Washington stroll a distracted columnist turns street encounters into a satirical editorial on violence, politics, and media. He jokes about a littering ticket, a peace protest, and a uniform mistaken for attire, then pivots to critique public life and global affairs with a sharp, ironic tone.
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Don Maclean
Washington
White House
Washington News Inspection as Major U.S.-Soviet Talks Hurdle
Washington analysis argues inspection will block talks on nuclear limits. It urges boosts in four areas: underground blast detection, spy satellite efficiency, analysis of Soviet missile production from factory photos, and advance data on missile improvements. Past talks show Moscow resists on-site checks. long-range detection alone failed to reveal 1961 tests. Strong entities include Johnson, Eisenhower, Rusk, and cited treaties with Laos and Korea.
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Ray Cromley
NEA
Washington
Johnson
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Moscow
Laos
South Vietnam
Dean Rusk
Do it yourself housing plan debated in Detroit
Russell Kirk discusses home ownership as key to social stability arguing public housing fails to root people in communities. He notes high costs of trades, proposes sweat equity with state support, cites opposition by building trades unions, and recalls paint-picketing incidents, urging legislative courage to empower low income buyers.
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Russell Kirk
Federal Re Administration
Detroit
George Romney
James del Rio
Michigan Building and Construction Trades Council
Building-Trades Unions
Michigan
Three Minutes A Day Deceit Test in Pensacola
A man posing as a deaf-mute handed a card to a Pensacola woman saying I am a deaf-mute. The woman offered help but withheld money after signing about her name Carol Wedel. The item ends with a moral appeal urging caution and compassionate wisdom guided by scripture Matthew 10 16.
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Pensacola
Fla
Carol Wedel
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Details
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists publisher W Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls with an editorial desk at 3625 Editorial Dept. Subscription rates are in advance: one month 2.60, six months 15.50, one year 31.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press. It is entered as second class mail in Biddeford Maine.
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Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Teenine Desens
Associated Press
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