Misconceptions on Missile Defense and Public Opinion
The editorial argues that public belief in an operational anti ICBM system is mistaken. It cites Maj Gen Betts noting no active defense exists despite public polls showing otherwise. It recalls Nike Zeus 1962 progress and outlines Nike X efforts with over 400 million in funding.
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Johnson plan to create cabinet housing department faces GOP opposition
The Johnson administration pushes a cabinet level housing and urban affairs department modeled on Kennedy era proposals. Republicans criticize the plan as ineffective, arguing it would not transfer programs or give it power over air and water pollution health education employment highways or juvenile delinquency.
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Johnson
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Public urged to join war on crime by police chief
Orlando Wilson, Chicago's police superintendent, told the U S Conference of Mayors that citizen help is essential to reduce crime. He warned many people avoid reporting crimes and testifying, urging joint efforts in manpower and training. Also notes forecasts of 33 mile per minute plane travel by 1970 and demographic slices showing more women than men in the U S.
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Orlando Wilson
Chicago
U.S. Conference of Mayors
St. Louis
Wilson
New York
Daily Crossword Puzzle Range 18 Fitting
Crossword clues list across and down entries with various numbers for puzzle grid. Includes definitions for ages times sports terms and French phrases amid a long thematic set.
Isolation barrier blocks racial harmony across major cities
President Johnson highlighted isolation and alienation of millions of Black Americans as the chief obstacle to harmony. The piece notes segregation’s persistence despite economic gains, the role of education gaps, and the difficulty of bridging trust between White and Black communities in cities like Philadelphia and Atlanta.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington Correspondent
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Washington
Johnson
Howard University
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Philadelphia
Atlanta
Long
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Boyle's Column Victory Is Long Way Off
From Da Nang Vietnam AP reporter Hal Boyle surveys optimism and doubt about Vietnam War outcomes. He cites varied views from an American colonel French businessman American major veteran newspaperman sergeant and captain, highlighting airpower infantry needs manpower and political resolve shaping a protracted grinding struggle with no clear settlement in sight.
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Hal Boyle DA Nang
South Viet Nam
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Government aids lone wolf businessmen with new production help
A government study portrays the lone wolf entrepreneur as a control minded innovator who benefits from government and big business aid. It notes agencies supply expert advice from accounting to quality control, citing Navy Polaris program research as an example of government driven production standards now set by the Navy itself.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Polaris
Sylvan Gollin
Walter Darwin Teague
Navy
Bureaus
Giancana immunity bid stalls in Chicago jail
In Chicago the underworld boss Sam Giancana remains jailed for contempt after immunity from prosecution was granted by Judge William Campbell. Giancana, 57, has long avoided testifying as a Mob kingpin with a history of evading witnesses. His lawyers pursue a Supreme Court appeal while he faces possible loss of his suburban home.
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Sam Giancana
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United States Supreme Court
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Spotting Mr Milquetoast by Muriel Lawrence
A reader asks how to handle a controlling mother in law who belittles her son. Lawrence explains resisting her undermines his autonomy, urges the wife to speak directly to him, and shows how disparagement preserves the accuser’s power.
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Muriel Lawrence
Free legal aid helps the poor in three cases
An elderly widower, a struggling family, and a young mother lack funds for lawyers but gain advice at no cost. Aged proof saved the widower, eviction halted, and a court order required the husband to support. Legal aid is widespread with 400000+ cases last year, funded by community chests and United Funds.
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United Funds
Government aids spark new ventures despite risk concerns
Advisory and financial help from government agencies assist entrepreneurs enter new fields. But Gollin argues that government techniques may lead to fewer costly mistakes in launching new enterprises.
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Gollin
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