Federal highway safety standards to expand state role
The piece outlines a federal plan to require states to adopt uniform highway safety rules by 1969 including vehicle and driver inspections, emergency medical services, and alcohol testing. It argues for state input and suggests a consensus approach over a strict Washington mandate.
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National Safety Agency
Congress
Commerce For Transportation
Lowell K. Bridwell
Washington
Impressions Of Inez Royal payoff possible In title sweepstakes
Columnist proposes selling noble titles to raise funds for national solvency. He cites Lloyd George’s 1910s title sales, argues for a constitutional amendment, and envisions a democratic auction of lifetime titles to boost debt liquidation and prestige.
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Inez Robb
David Lloyd George
United States
Beautia
New York
Lloyd George
Liberal Party
Isle
Order of the Garter
William Lamb
Melbourne
New York City
Count Basie
Europe
U.S. A
Presidential hopefuls flee state offices for national stage
The piece notes governors and would be presidents facing headaches in Michigan New York Ohio and California. It contrasts George Romney Nelson Rockefeller James Rhodes Ronald Reagan and George Wallace with Lurleen Wallace guiding Alabama. It portrays hopefuls seeking escape from state House problems toward national prominence.
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George Romney
Michigan
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
James Rhodes
Ohio
Ronald Reagan
California
Bobby Kennedy
Dick Nixon
Jis
George Wallace
Lurleen
Alabama
Dodd Ethics Probe Resumes After Eight Month Delay
The Senate Ethics Committee restarts its examination of Sen. Thomas Dodd eight months after the last hearing on July 19, 1966. The piece contrasts Senate pace with the House expulsion of Powell, notes Dodd’s FBI inquiry at his request, and details disputed financial questions and cross examination rules shaping the probe.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Sen
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Senate
House of Representatives
Rep
Adam Clayton Powell
D.-N.y
Sen. Dodd
Powel
Dodd
FBI
Pearson and Anderson
J. Edgar Hoover
Ethics Committee
Joe McCarthy
Rwis
House
Powell
Congress
Dodds
John Stennis
D-Miss
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Cochairmen
Mike Monroney
Okla
Gene McCarthy
Minn
John Sherman Cooper
James Pearson
Kans
Wit
Nesses
Wall Street
Cahill, Gordon, Sonnett, Reindel & Ohl
John Sonnett
Benjamin Fern
Connecticut
Fern
Senate Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
Dissonance at Humphrey Book Event Draws Free Speech Cheers
Hubert Humphrey faced a mixed reception at Phil Harmonic Hall as a small protest led to applause for his defense of free speech. He spoke on books that shaped him, referencing Madison and Madison’s papers, while Newton Minow lauded his scholarship.
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Hubert Humphrey
United States
William J. Nichols
National Book Committee
Humphrey
Vietnam
Humphreys
Hubert Horatio
Woodrow Wilson
Tom Paine
Jefferson
Virginia
de Toqueuille
America
Linpland
Boln Douglas
Ted
James Madison
Dolley Madison
Madison
Adlai Stevenson
Newton N. Minow
Book Organization
New York Times
Times
Washington college deferments under tough scrutiny
Washington correspondent Ray Cromley argues for a hard look at college deferments. He notes 70 percent of four year college entrants enter service, compares with other education levels, and discusses graduate students, purposes for college, and fairness. He warns revisions must balance national needs with preventing abuse.
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Ray Cromley
Washington Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Washington
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Romney Not Man of Hour for Republican Regulars
In the race for the Republican nomination George Romney sinks while Charles Percy rises. Romney’s fundraising speech drew faint applause and party backers doubt his viability as Nixon and Goldwater draw cheers. Percy gains as Romney’s opportunism and missteps mount, with regulars favoring established figures in upcoming primaries.
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Romney
Russell Kirk
George Romney
Sen
Charles Percy
Washington
Gov. Romney
Richard Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Ronald Reagan
Charles‘ Percy
Percy
Heaven
New York
Michigan
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Jman
Unemployed butcher buys tiny NYC lots at land auction
A man bids at a New York City land auction and buys four parcels for 25 dollars each, only to discover two inch by sixty foot, two by eighty, two by 120, and two by seven foot plots. He asks officials to void the deal and eventually gets his money back.
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New York City
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and Editor Details
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists W. Paul Casavant as publisher and E. P. Ingalls as managing editor with phone numbers for business and editorial departments. Subscription rates are Payable In Advance: one month 2.60, six months 15.50, one year 31.00. The paper is an Associated Press member and entered as second class mail at Biddeford Maine.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Ens
AP News
Post
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Philharmonic Hall
Dy Roosevelt
Washington News
James Keller
Sirach
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