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Lindsay urges national fuse to save cities amid rising disorder
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay, as vice chairman of President Johnson's Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders, warned that America may not survive unless urban problems are solved. He called for a five year war on poverty and a civic coalition with government and private sector to fund public housing, jobs, and services nationwide.
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John V. Lindsay
New York
America
Johnson
Advisory Commission On
Lindsay
Civic Coalition
1968 Campaign Survey Shows Johnson In Second In National Race
A New York Times survey of politicians in all 50 states places President Johnson second to Rockefeller in a Rockefeller Nixon contest, with Wallace optional. Johnson leads Romney or Reagan decisively in head to heads, while Nixon and Rockefeller show potential strengths for the party.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Richard M. Nixon
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace Osiphon
Nixon
Rockefeller
George Romney
Michigan
Ronald Reagan
California
New York Times
Wallace
Gov. Romney
Romney
Vietnam
Reagan
Minimal Draft Card Dissent Across States
Reports from 46 states show 618 violators and the final four states unlikely to push total beyond 700 of 35 million registrants. The act is seen more as propaganda than effective protest with few participants. Most protesters avoided real destruction, turning in licenses or blank papers.
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Pentagon
Four Million Wealthholders in the Nation
A National Consumer Finance Association release highlights that about 4.1 million households possess average gross assets near 60 000 with net worth around 53 000. It notes asset and liability breakdowns and urges annual personal balance sheets to track wealth growth.
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Internal Revenue Service
National Consumer Finance Association
World polls place cancer cure as top priority in 2000 outlook
A 2000 poll by the French Institute of Public Opinion surveyed five Western nations including the United States and Britain. It found cancer cure ranked highest as the world’s worries, with abolition of war near second in most countries. The British favored a 30 hour work week while Americans showed high cigarette use despite health warnings.
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French Institute of Public Opinion
U.S. Public Health Service
Take Care in the Snow
Snow reveals careless driving as motorists fail to clear windshields and rear windows. Drivers tailgate and speed in slick conditions, raising crash risk while many remain cautious, yet enough reckless behavior persists to worry onlookers.
Your Money's Worth: Reducing Travel Abroad Urged
Sylvia Porter argues Americans should cut overseas travel or spend travel dollars in the United States to support the dollar and reduce the balance of payments gap. She urges using US carriers and agencies, promoting see the U.S.A. campaigns, and directing meetings and purchases to US firms to keep spending domestic.
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Sylvia Porter
Rome
Europe
Switzerland
U.S
Santa Fe
Seville
North
South America
U.S.A
Congress
Comic Dictionary: Stomach Needs Square Meal
A humorous dictionary entry defines the stomach as a round organ requiring a square meal to fill, presenting a light gag about dietary geometry.
National Whirligig: three hour police detention bill provoke debate
Andrew Tully reports after President Johnson signs a D C crime bill the Washington mayor and city officials pledge fair enforcement of a three hour detention provision for questioning before booking. Safety Director Murphy stresses careful rules while council members express reservations and debate constitutional risk.
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Washington City
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Romney Nixon head toward New Hampshire showdown in grapefruit season
The analysis notes George Romney seeks momentum against Richard Nixon during grapefruit season in New Hampshire. Romney trails Nixon in private polls, yet his aides call New Hampshire crucial and a smaller state favored for campaign contact as both sides gear up for the March 12 primary. James Marlow, the column writer, is ill.
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George Romney
Richard M. Nixon
New Hampshire
Richard Nixon
Romney
Michigan
Nixon
Gov. Romney
Elton H. Rule Named ABC Television Network President
ABC directors named Elton H. Rule as president of the ABC television network succeeding Thomas W. Moore. Moore becomes a group vice president of American Broadcasting Companies. Rule previously headed KABC TV Los Angeles and Roone Arledge is named president of ABC Sports.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
Elton H. Rule
ABC Television Network
Thomas W. Moore
American Broadcasting Companies, Inc
Rule
Kabc-Tv
Los Angeles
Roone Arledge
ABC Sports
Constitution's Purpose in Beards and Browns Debate
A columnist rebuts Seligman and Beard arguing the Constitution serves a democratic multiracial republic, not an economic plutocracy. He cites Brown's 1961 work showing broad male suffrage and New York census data from 1790 to refute charges that the document benfited only the rich. He notes Madison's distinction between democracy and republic and underscores a widespread, inclusive interpretation of the Constitution.
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United States
Ben Seligman
University of Massachusetts
Seligman
Charles Beard
Dr. Seligman
Beard
Russia
Robert Brown
Michigan State
Brown
New York State
New York
Madison
Bowles Receives Flat Rebuff in Cambodia Mission
Ambassador Chester Bowles arrived in Phnom Penh to urge use of Cambodian territory by Viet Namese forces. Prince Sihanouk refused to allow U.S. pursuit on Cambodian soil and urged withdrawal from Vietnam. Sihanouk warned the United States against occupying any part of Cambodia and invited Bowles to discuss terms at a later date.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Chester Bowles
Johnson
Norodom Sihanouk
Bowles
Sihanouk
Angkor
Jon F. Kennedy
U.S
United States
South Vietnam
Vietnam
India
New Delhi
Foreign Ministry
Noel S. Deschamps
Australia
Washington
Saigon
France
Algeria
Nevr
RFK to Stay Out of Democratic Primary Contests
Senator Robert F. Kennedy said he would stay on the sidelines in the Democratic primaries while sharing Vietnam views with Eugene McCarthy. He reiterated support for President Johnson and explained no conflict in backing Johnson while criticizing Johnson’s Vietnam policy. Kennedy spoke at Manhattan Community College citing frustration over testing Hanoi reports and noted McCarthy’s candidacy fosters healthy party debate.
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Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Vietnam
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Kennedy
Johnson
McCarthy
Manhatttan Community College
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