Reagan Attack on War Policy at Miami Beach Meeting
May 22 reports Reagan denounced U S military brinkmanship and vowed not to accept policy that risks harm. He accused Democratic administrations of ignorance and criticized foreign policy in August remarks. He urged focus on aiding the poor while attacking aggression and government decree he said harms citizens.
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Reagan
Roald
Weahbigton
GOP
Presidentia Cabietie
Miami Beach
Kennedy Aniohnson
Lauderdale
Ralph David
Abertathy
US End of Air Subsidies Proposal Faces Congress
The New York Times reports the administration’s plan to modernize airports and airways as a major overhaul. It would raise domestic passenger taxes from 5 to 8 percent, add an 8 percent air freight tax, and refund a 4 cent per gallon gasoline tax to airlines. A $1 billion loan pool would fund airport development and landing aids, excluding terminal buildings, with private market loans sought for reasonable terms. Senator Mike Monroney already criticized the plan on Capitol Hill.
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New -York Times News
Geevich
Washington
Congress
Alan S. Boyd
Sen
A. S
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Boyd
Hief
Capitol Hill
Expert Warns California Loses Water Battle and Plan
An environment expert says California’s 2.8 billion dollar water plan is a colossal blunder and will cause irreparable damage. Frank M. Stead, former head of the Division of Environment Sanitation, warns that diverting Sierra water southward wastes the Delta and upends regional water balance. Meanwhile, Thomas Nelson Truax pleads guilty to stealing thousands in a related case, with sentencing pending in federal and state courts.
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San Francisco
California
Frank M. Stead
Division of Environment ‘Sanitation
Public Health
Tatchisss Sierra
San. Francisco
Fern
Costal Sreas
Thomas Nelson Truax
Eni
Colorado
Nation of Bay Area
Truax
Pacific Ocean
Berkeley
Las Vegas
U. S
Richard Urdlan
U.S
Jung Tt
Oakland
Alan Lindsay
Temperature Forecast States Various Regional Readings
A garbled forecast piece lists temperatures across many regions including Beverly Hills Santa Monica Los Angeles and coastal zones with highs in the 70s and 80s and lows in the 40s to 60s. It notes winds and cloud cover in parts and mentions mountain and desert areas with variable conditions and some cooler nights.
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Tesday
Beverly Kille
MT Ats Sa
Los Angees
Mantetello
Mt Boley
Rightwood Point Conception
Borger
Albeny NY
Atoumierelle
Amarisil
Lavioville
Allonta TE
Aarstord
Toastal Awd
Bonerstiel
Faempnis
Leys
Vale Aicmt
Mogning Lew
Allonts
Midland Tex
Willaas
Mismaunee
Iimnghon
Bismarck
Brigonss
Boste
New York
Boling
Oklahome
Burlingin
Paradelphia
Coper
Phornie
Chortonst
St Aeilisburgh
Tecson
Aelena
Windmills and the wind powered age across regions
The article notes windmills sparked civilization by enabling machinery as winds provided power. It highlights early adoption in Holland, Wisconsin, and Iowa where steady winds fueled farm use for pumping water and driving gears and wheels, with farmers continuing to rely on windmills alongside gasoline engines. Vinton Ray Simms
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Holland
Wisconsin
Iowa
Vinton Ray Simms
Reds Gain In Italy Election Alters Coalition Balance
In Rome the governing alliance led by Moro's Christian Democrats and Socialists retained power with a larger parliamentary majority. The Communist front made its largest gain in two years, threatening stability as it allies with the Proletarian Socialists to form a stronger opposition. The coalition won about 55.6 percent of Chamber seats to 31.4 percent for the Communist and Proletarian groups, while Senate results showed the coalition securing around 89.8 percent to 30 percent for the Communist bloc. The Communist gain adds pressure though it remains short of overturning the coalition, with Socialist losses largely flowing to the Communist front.
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Rome
UPD
Italy
Malite
Alda
Pro Moro
Christian
Chamber
Communist Party
Senate
Communist Front
Rat
U-2 Pilot Ejects Before Spy Plane Crash Near Benson
An Air Force major ejected from a stricken U-2 spy plane just before it crashed in the desert near Benson southeast of Tucson. Officials at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base said Maj Vernon Milam of Arkansas City Kansas was in satisfactory condition at the base hospital with injuries not yet reported.
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Tucson
Aviz
UPI
Air’ Force
Benson
Here
Marining
Davis
Neuthan' Afb
Vernon Li
Milam
Arkansas ‘City
Kan
Viol Maxx No BR May 22 1966 Independent notice
Fragmentary legal advertising notice from Pasadena California referencing Superior Court order and charges for daily and Sunday publications. Includes partial addresses and names with unclear wording. Represents an archival clipping with damaged OCR and unspecified dates.
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Polarad
Iden & Ent
Bingle
Homa Meyer Falls
Ae Monte Siena Porte Vo
Superior Court
Pasa
Braecex
East Colorado
Boule Varie
Pasadena
Californie
Ely Hanes
Lee Snasten
Ameriy
Murray
Anaes Ek
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