In Our Opinion John Kenneth Galbraith Harrowing Moments
In this opinion piece the writer discusses economist John Kenneth Galbraith and his Playboy interview. The author critiques Galbraith for supporting government spending beyond means to avert recession, arguing higher taxes and reduced private spending harm the economy and favor the make-work state. The piece defends a frugal government approach to boost private investment and tax revenue.
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Galbraith
John Kenneth
Susquehanna River Pact fuels partisan maneuvering in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg the 1967-68 legislative session sees Democrats back Gov Shafer on many bills including the Susquehanna River Valley Compact. Rep Robert C. Wise and Rep Alvin C. Bush push to revert amendments, aiming for a version approved by Maryland and New York, with Pennsylvania Senate already in favor before final passback to other states.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Gorts
Mr. Shafer
Republican Caucus
Alvin C. Bush
Lycoming
Lycoming County
Robert C. Wise
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
New York
Maryland
Federal
Senate
Mr. Wise
House Caucus
Hye Amendments
Wmiaryland
Kennedy denies authorizing MLK wiretap but evidence cites knowledge
The article reports Senator Kennedy denying involvement in FBI eavesdropping on Martin Luther King and other probes. It notes memos suggesting he knew of oversight and a July 16 1963 memo showing a change of mind on King wiretapping. It includes broader ties to Bobby Baker and Lyndon Johnson in the 1960s context.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King
FBI
Fred Black
Sheraton-Carlton
Kennedy
Bobby Baker
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Baker
Johnson
Lbj
Justice Department
Jarlton Hotel
PBS
Mike Monroney
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Gerald Pord
Michigan
President Johnson
Congress
North American Aviation
General Dynamics Defense
Black
Courtney Evans
Corry May 27 1548 Notes on Local Events
Reports from Corry summarize a summer ceremony for 49 World War II monuments at Mead Park, a management change at Widman and Teak drugstore with C Warl Bell replacing Vinesnt Skiat, and an accidental burglar alarm at the National Bank. No paper today.
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Widman and Teak
Vinesnt Skiat
C. Warl Bell
The Saga Of Don And Thelma Heat
Jim Bishop recalls Don a block from Sunset Strip and Thelma on a Sahara billboard. Don, once earning 500 dollars weekly, battles alcohol with AA support then addiction ends in tragedy. Thelma, years later, marries a motorcycle actor and reflects on an insoluble problem, a perfect murder.
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Sahara
Don
Thelma
Obesity And Other Items From Hal Boyle
New York AP column surveys mail bag curiosities on obesity driving weight loss demand numbers and public habits. It also wanders through trivia about snow tires a church quote a Alamo origin and Hirohito biology books and wedding ring lore with a light humorous tone.
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