Smogey Critiques On Withholding Taxes Across States
A southern observer critiques the Los Angeles Times editorial stance on withholding state income taxes. The piece notes historical wartime tax levels, compares New York and California rates, and predicts impending state withholding with possible tax rate increases despite concerns about a cash flow impact.
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California
Los Angeles
Replacement plan urged for Dumbarton Bridge
Assemblyman Carlos Bee proposes 1.75 million dollars from the State Highway Fund for preliminary design of a new four lane high level Dumbarton Bridge between Fremont and Palo Alto. He calls the existing span substandard hazardous and inadequate for current and future traffic and notes reductions from waterway openings delay Bay channels.
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Dumbarton Bridge
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Hanoi Strategy Shift Warned By U S Intelligence
U S intelligence warns Hanoi may shift strategy as heavy Communist losses in Vietnam press for a change. Possible moves include calling for Chinese and North Korean volunteers, expanding missiles and jet bombers, or pursuing negotiating while fighting and guerrilla warfare. An April or rainy season shift is expected, with forces near Khe Sanh and the DMZ facing choices to fight or withdraw.
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South Vietnam
Laos
Hanoi
Cnels
Intelligence experts weigh N Korea strategy as peace movement grows
A group of U S intelligence specialists argues that North Korea may switch to negotiating and fighting to halt U S bombing of North Vietnam while preserving manpower for a guerrilla wave. They assess China’s PLA as limited by internal turmoil and logistical constraints, with Beijing’s forces unlikely to be used extensively.
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Vietnam
Woren
U.S
North Vietnam
Chinese In Laos Involvement Raises Alarm Across Region
A Washington briefing cited by Thailand's Deputy Premier Praphat notes a small group of Chinese from Yunnan aiding Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese in Savannakhet and Luang Prabang. It reports about 10 Chinese participated in a broader assault with over 1,000 troops, hinting at possible future incursions toward Thailand where guerrilla activity has surged.
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Demilitariand Zone
Khe Sani
Laos
Cambodias
Washington
Thailand
Praphat
China
Savannathet
Lueng Prabang
Mekong River
Yunnan
Vietnam War Affects North Vietnamese Economy Growth
The bombing and supply disruptions devastate the North Vietnamese economy and food security. Hanoi relies on Soviet wheat Chinese rice and East European beans totaling about 45000 tons monthly to meet a minimal diet. Diplomats report severe shortages and failure to obtain fresh seafood and meat.
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U.S
Hanoi
Nord Vietune
The Report of the Presidents Confusion on Civil Disorders
Opinion piece argues 35 years of contradictory policy, rising government spending and taxes, and welfare expansion have degraded lower income groups and fostered reliance on handouts. It criticizes Supreme Court leniency, praises individual responsibility, and warns the nation is slipping toward a Britain-like decline.
Notable events tracked from 1912 to 1963 unfold in this day in history
Highlights include Juliette Gordon Low founding the Girl Scouts in Savannah in 1912, Roosevelt starting Fireside Chats eight days after taking office, Germany's 1938 invasion of Austria, and 1963 Congress voting to grant Winston Churchill honorary US citizenship. The column ends with a Marx quote on ruling ideas.
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Girl Scouts of America Troup
Savannah
Franklin J. Roosevelt
U.S
Sir Winston Churchill
United States
Hemingway and the mods who matter most in Paris remarks
Henry J Taylor critiques a subset of undergraduates in uniforms of conformity and calls them out as posing. He cites Ernest Hemingway in Paris, noting revision as essential to writing and warning that self-serving figures like Robert F Kennedy mislead youth by avoiding responsibility.
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Hethingway
Paris
John Bore
Toronto Daily Star
Chicago
Robert F. Kennedy
Bobby
Noo
British astrologer cuts horoscope time to sixty seconds
A British astrologer uses computers to reduce the internal horoscope from sixty hours to sixty seconds. The report hints at dramatic efficiency gains while noting uncertainty about the outcome.
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