Editorials Ways to Prevent Economy Itts Easy After It's Sick
An economist notes a Washington debate on the U.S. economy's near term outlook. Ackley supports keeping rates low to spur growth and urges credit restraint if inflation surges. Martin argues for tightening credit to curb spending and inflation. The clash centers on timing and balance of money velocity and preventive action.
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Bullish
Johinson
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Ackley
Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney
Martin
Hearish
Johnson
U.S
Doctors Oppose Medicare Boycott and Tax Reform Critique
Douglas Dillon argues against a Medicare boycott by physicians, urging ethical protest and legislative lobbying. He critiques the tax system's progressivity, noting low income relief and rising rates for the poorest, while highlighting the need to address regressive excise taxes and expand tax fairness beyond the 1964 standard deduction.
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Douglas Dillon
Secretary of Treasury
Debate Over Fed Chair Resignation Sparks Economic Debate
Rep Wright Palman calls for William Mc Chesney Martin's resignation after a speech on inflation and the deficit. The New York Times defends free speech and urges open debate, while the paper agrees with Wright on some points but opposes forcing resignation.
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Wright Palman
D-Tex
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
The
New York Times
Johnson
Federal Reserve
Fatman
Readers' Forum Urges More Flexible U S Attitude
In response to criticism of a Dominican Republic article, the writer argues the US intervention had mixed aims beyond defending nationals. They dispute portraying action as anti communism only, noting evacuation, multilateral action doubts, and the chaotic hotel scene with rebels firing. Describes Bonil Ya Aybar as a rightist provocateur and questions rebel control of the revolution.
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Bustor the Gazette
B.C. Allbrecht Jr
James A. Haught
U.S
Dominican Republic
Lavourt
Mr. Haught
Santo Domingo
OAS
U. N
Rio Hanna
Inbajador
Uhey
Bonil Ya Aybar
Juan Bosch
Armbrecht
George Ball
U. S
CBS
NBC
Imbert
Latin America
Trujillo
Budapest
Bosch
Questioning U S policy and Latin American revolutions
The author argues the United States should reassess its stance toward Latin American rebellions and Dominican affairs. He notes that fear of communism drives policy, urges flexibility toward internal Dominican struggles, and cautions against portraying good versus bad sides while backing democratically minded Dominicans. The piece questions invasion logic and calls for consistent, independent local solutions.
Press View: Nixon Era Critics Warn of Vietnam Deadlock
Walter Lippmann argues U S policy in Vietnam fails to pressure Hanoi and predicts no negotiated peace with Washington as Saigon cannot reverse defeat He cites French Vietnamese experts in Paris and notes political maneuvering by Laird and Ford while urging a Vietnamese accord among Hanoi Saigon and Viet Cong
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Hanoi
United States
Washington
Saigon
Paris
Southeast Asia
Haiphong
Viet Nam
China
Indo-China
U. S
Laird
Ford
Viet Cong
California politics loom large in 1965 elections
Goldwater pursues Senate run in Arizona while California braces for a complex reapportionment fight. Reagan gains GOP traction as Brown faces budget stress and no primary hurdles. The Free Society aims to regroup conservatives to blunt Birch influence and shift votes toward moderates amid party fractures.
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Goldwater
Senate
Arizona
Carl Hayden
Free Society Assn
California
Ronald Reagan
Spencer - Roberts & Agsociates
Free Society
John Birch Society
Ku Klux Klan
Birchers
Thomas Kuehel
Kuehel
Reagan
Cov Indinand
Pat) Brown
Washington
Supreme Court
Brown
Johnson to push U N reform during San Francisco trip
President Johnson heads to San Francisco for UN talks amid U N criticism of unilateral action in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic. He plans to push voluntary payments, boost U N technical aid, and discuss broader global issues while weighing arms control and development funding.
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U.N
Johnson
New York Times
Washington
San Francisco
U.S
United Nations
U. N
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
World Organization
America
Goldwater
U. S
Whisky and race horse gambling notes in 1965 letter
A June 24 1965 intercepted letter to Ronnie suggests studying whisky by the drink and race horse gambling. The note references a picture on page 9 and appears in a historical newspaper fragment.
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Ronnie
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West Virginia
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American Medical Assn
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Congress
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Walter Lippmann
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Sacramento
James Reston
Yours
George the Rev
R. H. Brown
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