Double Standard in State of the Union Critique
In Our Opinion, Arthur Krock of the New York Times argues the State of the Union omits a double standard. He cites Bethlehem Steel price hikes and a union strike as examples of selective public censure. The piece notes Johnson’s private talks with labor officials and questions the president’s consistency.
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Arthur Krock
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Bethlehem Steel
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Michael Quill
New York State
Secretary of Labor
United States
Polly Bergen reshapes fame with tireless drive
Hal Boyle profiles Polly Bergen a top all round performer at 35, detailing her varied pursuits from three Tennessee dress shops to own film publishing oil and real estate ventures and a cosmetic skin product mail order. Bergen explains life as exhale and her strive for authenticity amid constant mobility and childhood criticism.
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Polly Sergen
Polly
Tennessee
Bhag
Polly Bergen
Today In History Jan 20 1966 Key events noted
On January 20 dates are cited for historical moments including John Marshall named chief justice in 1801 and Robert Morris born in 1734. Also marked is the 1929 outdoor release of In Old Arizona and the 1997 inauguration of a president for a second term.
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Associated Press
John Davis
John Marshall
United States
Marshall
Supreme Court
Robert Morris
Arizona
Franklin D Roosevelt
Way
Hig
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Elty
Moscow
Red tide swells as communists move "out in the open"
In 1965 the Communist movement in the United States, led by figures such as Gus Hall and Herbert Aptheker, gained high ground on campuses and in youth groups. The Supreme Court’s actions against the McCarran Act fueled public celebrations and rhetoric, with leaders predicting sizable recruitment and new visibility for the party.
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Supreme Court
McCarran
New York City
Gus Hall
Chicago
Communist Party
Reds
Hyman Lumer
Herbert Aptheker
Luci Johnson influencer in White House pivot on Viet War
Washington reports Lyndon Johnson faces two constraints his ability to steer the Vietnam War and his daughter Luci. Luci is described as a persuasive influence who helped secure her marriage blessing and influenced career moves for her fiancé Pat Nugent. Republicans eye a political angle as the story notes LBJ’s seeming vulnerability in this personal line.
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Pat Nugent
Luci
Ite
Pappy
O’daniel
Texas
Lyndon
Senate
O'Daniel
Port Washington
Maryland
What Is the Law What Is the Law
A reader asks what happens if a purchaser makes a small down payment on a house and then cannot raise the full financing. Answers cover contract terms, possible return of the down payment, or seller retaining it as liquidated damages. Other queries address parental liability for children and grounds for Pennsylvania divorce.
Raising U S savings bonds rate to curb inflation impact
The Treasury weighs a higher rate on U S savings bonds to curb inflation risk and fund a growing federal debt. With 1965 and December sales down and investors seeking higher bank yields, the move aims to keep cash needs from inflating prices while keeping money out of circulation via bonds.
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U.S
U.S. Treasury
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Treasury seeks to move securities to individual savers
The administration hopes to keep Treasury securities in the hands of individual savers for longer periods. As savings bond redemptions rise, funds could reenter demand, fueling inflation by boosting consumer prices while banks lend more or sell holdings to finance loans.
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Yesterday's Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago
Corry Chronicle notes recall a Sunday entry dated January 20, 146 marking memories from twenty years past. No paper published yesterday.
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Corry Journal Masthead and publishing details
The Corry Journal lists its publication as daily and Sunday editions with staff roles including publisher George Sample and production manager Bergman. It notes advertising offices in Chicago and Philadelphia, with Associated Press exclusive use rights, and lists mailing rates and deadlines for subscriptions and advertising.
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Heuer Corry Evening Journal
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Willism Eaton
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Yi Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgan and Bond
Chamber, of Commerce
Weughtenah Building
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Associated Press
Corry
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Amall
Sbidyeieiecmy Geiscarrer
Tattoo removal questions and medical advice notes
Reader asks about allergic reactions to tattoo dyes and the feasibility of surgical planing or skin grafts for removal. Column cautions about limited success, notes that a local specialist may be found by consulting a physician, and mentions Tacocin and Indocin in response to arthritis questions.
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American Medical Association
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