Moon trip debated as NASA plans year 1960s lunar goal
A Houston report outlines reasons for the U S push to reach the moon this decade. Government leaders scientists and astronauts argue prestige national security and scientific gains justify the more than 20 billion price tag while critics question funding for earthly needs.
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Howard Besodket
Houston
Tex
Air Force
James McDivitt
Edward White
United States
Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
Ofae
Johnsons Court of Appeals Picks Stir Southern Race Ties
President Johnson faces four vacancies on the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals and a battle over nominees who will shape race relations in the South for years. Rumor links Jim Coleman ex governor of Mississippi to one seat, backed by Senator John Stennis, amid past ties to the state sovereignty commission and white supremacy lobbying.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S. Court of Appeals
Fifth Circuit
South
Texas
Florida
White House
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Eisenhower
Jim Coleman
Mississippi
Coleman
Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
White Citizens Council
Harold Cox
Eastland
Ole Miss
Philadelphia
Elbert Tuttle
Georgia
Abraham Lincoln
Senate Judiciary Committee
North
Johnson Consensus Cracks Under Pressure From Business Leaders
A New York Times analysis notes cracks in President Johnson's consensus with business leaders as William McChesney Martin and George Champion warn against overreliance on guidelines. It argues the approach risks long-term costs, urges clearer policy on price stability, and calls for frank dialogue between government and business.
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M. J. Rossant
New York Times Service
New York
Johnson
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street
George Champion
Chase Manhattan Bank
White House
Champion
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater on Johnsons 14B Taft Hartley stance debate
The piece questions President Johnsons push to repeal Section 14B of Taft Hartley arguing it strips states of right to regulate union membership and choice. It criticizes the move as politically motivated to appease AFL CIO leaders and warns it would inflame labor policy conflicts rather than resolve them.
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Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Truman
Organized Labor
Rep. Johnson
Washington
Aflcio
Lesson on Concur and Common Word Confusions
The article explains correct usage of concur in and concur with followed by actions or people. It also covers mispronunciations for Sagittarius and common misspellings between device and devise. It ends with a note on expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily and defines confute as to overwhelm an argument.
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Globe
Moon
Solar System
White Attitudes Must Change Sees Separate Negro Status as Core Issue
Washington columnist Tom Wicker argues President Johnson aligns with Brown v. Board on ending separate but equal status. He notes Johnson’s demand for equal rights and the deeper challenge of ending white perceptions of Negro inferiority, urging a national shift beyond legal action to hearts and minds.
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Tom Wicker
New York Times
Washington
Johnson
Supreme Court
Brown
Howard University
U. S
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