Editorial Disloyalty at HEW Sparks Wage War Protests
An HEW rally by about 390 federal employees opposes the Vietnam War and calls for reallocation of national priorities. Lawmakers from both parties debate loyalty and the right of workers to dissent, with calls for dismissal if workers refuse to uphold elected policy.
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Vietnam
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Allard L. Lowenstein
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George Brown
D-Calif
Lowenstein
High-Season Fare Hikes Draw Traveler Critique
The piece argues that summer fares on ships and airliners are inflated during peak season in Western Europe when travel is highest and schools are out. It notes profits peak then and calls for a more equitable pricing system as travelers endure higher costs for two summer months.
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A Citizen's Duty and Civic Responsibility
The editor urges readers to stay informed on current issues by reading news columns and reliable books. Citizens should seek facts, avoid misinformation, and expand knowledge by reading regularly and consulting an atlas for world geography.
Soviet plan to buy cattle amid meat shortage
The Soviet Union intends to purchase tens of thousands of beef breeding cattle to address a severe meat shortage. American breeders could gain a large share of this market, but existing U S laws restrict exporting cattle and related breeding stock.
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Soviet Union
Pro Marxist Letter Writer Named as Enemy of Trade
A private letter denounces Soviet credit wishes and calls for boycotts against Communism. The author, deemed a pro Marxist trader, advocates extending credit to Soviet buyers and criticizes treason in government and media. The piece blames a network of elites for aiding Communism.
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Soviet Union
Ameri
Tom Anderson
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues From Forty Years Ago
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Congo Declares Modern Republic Near Collapse
A United Nations official in Leopoldville said the Congo as a modern republic had virtually collapsed. May, and Mrs. Stanley Wallace and family had returned from Italy where the major was stationed visiting relatives in Cuero. Mrs. Jo Mudry of Springfield, Mass., was visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thamm.
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United Nations
Leopoldville
Congo
Stanley Wallace
Italy
Cuero
Jo Mudry
Springfield
Mass
Arthur Thamm
Dole Outmaneuvers Doves in Tonkin Gulf Debate Pivot
In the Senate clash over the Tonkin Gulf resolution, Senator Robert Dole moves to repeal the Tonkin measure, gaining cross party support from hawks like Goldwater and Mansfield. Fulbright denounces the tactic as bypassing procedures, while Dole’s maneuver boosts his leadership prospects. Byrd, unrelated to the Byrd political family, rises with a notable background from North Carolina.
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Central
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Washington
Ashington
Robert Dole
Kansas
Tonkin Gulf
Senate
Cooper Church
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Tonkin
Johnson
Vietnam
Fulbright
Dole
Southeast Asia
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
D-Ariz
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
House of Representatives
White House
Robert Byrd
D-W. Va
Cambodia
Byrd
Virginia
North Carolina
U.S. Senate
American University
American troops repulse Koreas center thrust near Taejon
Gen Douglas MacArthur reports success as American forces beat back repeated tries to break the center of their line southeast of Taejon. Mrs Beatrice Bush attends a three day Avon convention in Dallas. Mr and Mrs B J Lempa and children visit Sullivan City parents. About 15 million Americans live with birth defects per March of Dimes findings.
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Taejon
Douglas MacArthur
Beatrice Bush
Avon Products
Dallas
B. J. Lempa
Sullivan City
Vincent Lempa
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