In Our Opinion King Hooligans To Lead Washington March
The article argues Congress should ignore Martin Luther King and his followers planning large peaceful marches in Washington this summer. It warns of potential clashes and a Communist propaganda campaign while suggesting Congress could adjourn to avoid the confrontation.
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Rioting Fears Loom Over Chicago Convention
Paul Harvey warns of demonstrations aimed at disrupting the Democratic convention in Chicago. He cites pressure from Dick Gregory and comments on Mayor Daley’s support for Johnson, federal funding, and a climate of payoffs to troublemakers amid the looming August events.
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Lyndon Johnson’s exit seen as right move by insiders
Washington gossip ties LBJ’s decision not to seek reelection to medical events and deep convictions. Moyers and Bobby Kennedy figures shaped the backdrop, with Johnson’s education and unity programs cited as core to his purpose, while critics questioned political costs.
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War Echoes Boost Stock Market After Peace Hopes
The article notes Vietnam war prospects trigger stock market surges, with Johnson’s peace bid sparking one of Wall Street’s largest one day inflows. It discusses inflation, the balance of payments, and dollar confidence as war costs rise, stressing undecided futures for prices, rates, and policy.
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Utility Tax Debate in Harrisburg Sees Parties Split
Harrisburg discussion features Mason Denison and Mil ton Shapp arguing over taxing utility operating realty versus no tax. Shapp claims revenues could reach 150 million, while opponents estimate 17.1 million for utilities excluding railroads, arguing the burden falls on consumers ahead of April 23 constitutional vote.
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Don't Push Luck With Fat Cracks Diet Jokes
Hal Boyle catalogs a parade of dieting quips and faux medical tips as a chorus of friends joke about weight loss. The piece skewers quick fixes and boasts of dramatic results, puncturing the myth that dieting is simple and safe.
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