GOP Rebuttal To State Of The Union Highlights
Republicans outline counter proposals to President Johnson's address. They call for cutting non military spending to avoid tax raises, an eight percent Social Security increase with automatic CPI linked raises, and reform of federal aid to states with reduced federal control. They advocate an anti missile defense and intensified South Vietnam pacification, while promising to refine Great Society programs.
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GOP
South Vietnam
Consumer fraud bureau faces rise of government action
A New York AP report notes growing consumer fraud enforcement by law officers and state authorities challenges to the National Better Business Bureau and its affiliates. It cites increased federal involvement, state fraud bureaus, and criticism that the bureau focuses on obvious cases while industry comments stress cooperation with law enforcement.
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New York
Better Business Bureau
Better Business Bureaus
Congress
National Bureau
Senate
Sion
Bureau
Kenneth Willson
Willson
Park Avenue
Hoover's Half Century Shaping FBI Legacy and Adversaries
Jim Bishop reviews J Edgar Hoover's fifty years of service to the nation noting his rise from a 1917 Justice Department clerk to FBI director, his battles against corruption and communism, and the bureau's criminal records and numbers. The piece highlights his influence, controversies, and the FBI National Academy’s role in training officers nationwide.
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J. Edgar Hoover
George Washington University
Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
FBI
FBI National Academy
Maine
Hawaii
Florida
Alaska
McCormack under fire as power struggles roil Capitol
Washington reports a shaken leadership scene as Speaker John McCormack faces whispers of removal amid Democratic doubts about his grip on the House. GOP leaders shift signals while Powell and Dodd tie into a web of anti communism and congressional tactics influence.
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Washington
Capitol
John McCormack
House
Fire calls and local transfers noted in Corry items
The 425 East Wayne street chimney fire was extinguished with little damage as neighbors Watson and Lyons occupy the home. Charles Simpson sold his Columbus grocery to Bert J Stockton, with no real estate involved. Assemblyman John H King from Corry joined several House committees. The lab conducted 304000 latent evidence examinations for police. The piece ends with aCritical line praising a granite bulldog as a top law enforcement figure.
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East Wayne Street
Watson
Lyons
Charles Simpson
Columbus
Bert J. Stockton
Corry
Americana Notes From the United Nations Reveals Quirks
Hal Boyle's Americana mentions Ofelia and Louise Yuen at the U.N. secretariat, the building's 40 floors plus basements, and a hidden philatelic revenue stream. It notes Fidel Castro's long 1960 speech, Nathan Hale’s apple-tree hangings near U.N. HQ, and U.N. stamp post office in the United States.
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Max Harrelson
Hal Boyle
United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Ofelia Yuen
Louise Yuen
Maldive Islands
New York
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Dag Hammarskjold
Geneva
Luxembourg
U.N. Secretariat
Manhattan
Nathan Hale
Security Council
Middle East
United States
U.S
The
World Organization
Today In History January 18 highlights and notes
On January 18 events include Daniel Webster born in 1782 and Maximilian burial in 1869 in Vienna. Theodore Roosevelt and King Edward VII exchanged first wireless message in 1902. A United Nations report from ten years ago described Hungarys precarious economy after the 1956 revolt.
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Daniel Webster
Maximilian
Vienna
Theodore Roosevelt
Edward the VI
England
United Nations
Hungary
Understanding dandruff and shock therapy in health columns
The column explains dandruff as a skin irritation with unknown causes and notes varying effects from shampoos and doctors. It discusses shock therapy for psychotic disorders, its temporary memory loss, and lack of permanent brain damage, urging consultation with a skin doctor and careful medical judgment.
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Russia
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Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
America
Chicago
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People's Party
Vietnam
Moscow
Peking
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Dorothy Healey
Los Angeles
Reds
Wingdale
Drew Pearson
McCormack
Gray
Gaunt
Rep
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Powell
Minutemen
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
White House
Dodd
Joe Pool
Texas
Cleveland
Knickerbocker Manor
James EB. Nimmo
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Earl Wickwire
Sen. Torm Dodd
D-Conn
Tom
Jim Boyd
Frond
Fiduse Public Works Committee
Boyd
Connecticut
Joe Martin
R-Mass
John Moss
D-Calif
House Commerce
Madison Avenue
Moss
John Jarman
D-Ohio
Harley Staggers
D-W.va
Dodd's
Sen
Steve Young
Ohio
Young
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Aeronautical and Space Sciences
Sen. Young
Sen. Dodd
John H. King
Forestry
Harrisburg
Col
John Glenn
Rida
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