Transportation Dilemma in Our Opinion
In this opinion piece the writer argues railroads seek wage cuts and states tax practices burden rail properties while federal policy fails to keep pace with highway and water competition. It notes Kennedy and Johnson calls for competition and a 1964 Transportation Amendments aim to put all carriers on equal footing to lower consumer costs and improve services.
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Kennedy
House
Thiristate and Foreign Cann Committee
Transportation policy overhaul bill gains support
House Committee and President Kennedy years of hearings inform a proposed reform to untangle chaotic transportation laws. President Johnson urges changes to align private and public needs with the public interest, viewing the bill as a critical start toward overdue policy overhaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Congress
Tate
Kennedy
Johnson
Medina
Bombing runs hit Marignane plants near Marseille in World War II era
A 20 years old item reports RAF and Allied air strikes striking German aircraft factories at Marignane near Marseille and continuing around the clock air blows. It notes British and American ships approaching Asia Pacific theater and mentions Allied plans and notable wartime figures in terse, period language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tritain
Germany
France
Marignane
Marselle
AAP
Slike
Pwrs broadside on poverty drive and White House tiffs
A sprawling, fragmentary report covers Drew Pearson’s critique of Johnson anti poverty policy, interwoven with drama around Baker Reynolds scandal, barber secrets at the White House, and political maneuvering. The piece mentions Shriver, Willard Wirtz, and labor retraining fights, plus a stray note on cinema and Broadway figures.
Dare We Explore Inner Space for Human Behavior
Paul Harvey contemplates inner-space research into human behavior. The piece questions why athletes and professionals have bad days, suggesting biological or psychological factors, and wonders if regulating bodily output could produce uniform efficiency.
Business expansion and optimism lift 1960s economy outlook
The piece notes growing confidence in business spending and plant investments, with 1960s estimates for capital outlays rising toward the 43 billion dollar level, up from prior years. It links consumer take-home pay gains and government spending to broader growth, emphasizing positive psychology and employment prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tax on home sale profits and age related exemptions
A homeowner selling a house must report net profit after deducting cost, improvements, and selling costs. If a profit remains after deductions, income tax applies unless a new home purchase exceeds old cost plus improvements, and age 65 may add an extra exemption while not altering the tax rule itself.
Baboon Kidney Transplants Fail In Denver Trials
In Denver four of six patients who received baboon kidneys have died and two other transplants were failures. The baboon kidneys were removed from two teen aged boys who survived as human kidneys from prisoners replaced them. The patients were not identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Staggs Condition Serious After Illness At 87
Amos Alonzo Stagg, famed football figure, remained in serious condition at Hillhaven Convalescent Home Stockton after a weekend flareup from uremic poisoning. Spokesmen said vital signs had returned to normal, though he had been active daily until retirement three years ago.
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Stockton
Calif
Cary
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Hillhaven
Stagg
Local News Credits and AP News Reprint Note
Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and addresses for national advertising and production. The piece notes exclusive rights to use local news and AP dispatches, naming Detroit Chamber of Commerce Building and Philadelphia Weightman Building among referenced locations.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Eaton
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G.T. Bergman
National Advertising Representaive
Bottinelli-Rimball, Inc
Fifth Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Caleagoy Mortgage
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
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