Johnson abandons wage price guideposts in favor of dialogue
The article reports that President Johnson has replaced the 3.2 wage price ceiling with a policy of dialogue. Commerce Secretary Alexander Trowbridge leaks the administration’s stance in Nation's Business, noting intensified talks with business leaders, including meetings with chiefs of nonferrous metals companies.
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Shafer Faces Fight Over Non-Preferred State Aid Budgets
The Harrisburg outlook shows Governor Shafer needing votes beyond his GOP ranks to force non-preferred appropriations totaling about 157 million for 1987-88. With Senate GOP at 26 seats and House Republicans at 103, both chambers require cross-party support or two-thirds margins, complicating funds for Penn State Temple Pitt and similar institutions amid unresolved tax issues.
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Investigative Senator McClellan Faces Scrutiny
An examination of Senator John McClellan of Arkansas portrays him as a harsh crime fighter who targets labor racketeers and vice, yet avoids challenging big business interests. The piece notes his ties to CATV firms, bank charters, and oil industry connections, suggesting potential conflicts as he seeks a broad copyright moratorium and chairs key committees.
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Corry Journal notes Steel, Gath Pee in headlines
Corry Journal reports on Steel and Gath Pee in recent pages. Publisher George R. Sample leads the paper with a focus on community news and local notices.
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Not a racial conflict but theft during Detroit riots
In a July Detroit riot scene a factory worker declares the violence is driven by a long standing welfare system and government handouts, not race. The piece cites riots as proof of a culture of “something for nothing,” critiques Johnson era aid, and notes a Black Power slogan on a burned Detroit doorway, asserting the issue is economic, not racial.
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Signs the Honeymoon Ends In Marriage Advice
Hal Boyle offers a tongue in cheek guide to recognizing when a honeymoon ends. He lists practical signs such as TV replacing kitchen duties, wars with in laws, quitting jobs for raises, worn lunch sandwiches, sniping snoring, and fading bachelor friends as the couple settles into married life.
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Today In History Aug 11 1967 223rd day highlights
On this date 1954 a formal peace ended warfare between France and the Viet Minh in Indochina. In 1902 Oliver Wendell Holmes was appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court. In 1928 Herbert Hoover announced he would accept the Republican nomination in Palo Alto. In 1944 American bombers from the Marianas attacked Iwo Jima for the first time. In 1945 the Allies regarded Japan's surrender offer as satisfactory.
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Sudden adolescent changes and guidance options
Reader asks about a 15 year old daughter who suddenly rebels after quiet earlier behavior. Dr Coleman explains adolescence brings conflict, pace of emotional and physical growth, and the need for guidance from teachers, religious or medical professionals, possibly including psychological testing. He notes adhesions post surgery are from disease severity or prior condition, not poor technique, and stresses good doctor-patient relations.
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