Trade Clash Begins as Congress Debates Import Protection
Early Senate battles in the 90th Congress focus on import protection for industries hurt by rising imports, notably textiles and shipbuilding. President Johnson pushes freer trade while lawmakers fear domestic job losses, weighing policy against constituents' welfare as sessions resume.
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India
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Washington
It's Still Tubman For Liberia
Liberia re elects its president Tasman to an extended term amid a one party system. The piece notes Liberia's constitution restricts citizenship and land ownership to Africans, preserving a strong centralized regime while inviting external investment and maintaining stability.
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Hussar H. Humphrey
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Danville Register Subscription Rates and Postage Note
The Danville Register lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions in city and suburbs at 35 cents weekly, with mail options of one year fifteen dollars and shorter terms. It notes post office entry as second class matter, and national ad reps locations including Chicago, New York, Atlanta, and others.
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Danville
Associated Press
Senator Soaper Proposes Flavored Postage Stamps Debate
The writer satirizes public policy and media with lines about stamp flavors from plain glue to caviar and champagne. It muses on junk mail, aging with Santa, and a Michigan bank robber in a Santa Claus disguise amid remarks on 1968 speeches.
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Michigan
Santa Claus
Ike Still Weighs Political Moves In GOP Field
The piece traces Dwight Eisenhower's nuanced stance on the 1968 Republican nominating process. It notes he may back a candidate with sound Vietnam views, questions Romney and Nixon chances, and recalls his cautious remarks about Goldwater’s Birch Society ties. Ike’s memoir insights and veteran commander persona frame his cautious noninvolvement.
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Stone
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West Point
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
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Birch Society
Iever
Birch Goldwater
Welch
The Year 2000 and De Gaulle’s France in U S policy
The piece argues that Charles de Gaulle’s stance harms the American economy as U S foreign aid funds postwar France. It cites large wartime debt and aid, proposes Congress and the public boycot French goods, and warns of the dollar’s fragility if France continues draining U S gold and assets. It links policy shifts to action by Mr and Mrs Taxpayer and United States treasury measures.
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Macmillan
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U. S
Bet
Dae Fronne ‘de Masia Mentuayane
Leon
State Department
French Desk
de Gaulle
Fort Knox
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Maly
Jes
Delphic Oracle Retires as Ike Signals GOP Rivals
The Delphic Oracle in Greece retires as Eisenhower weighed Nixon versus Romney and Rockefeller, with hints of a possible Reagan tie to win the nomination. Ike warned against abandoning Vietnam and left open questions about a suitable hawk candidate to defeat Johnson next November.
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White House
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New York Times
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Oracle
Ike
Richard Nixon
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Delphic
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Salike
New Hampshire
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Rocky
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Hisenhower
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Evelyne Borrecuy
Consolidated Edison Company
Rearly
Cities Must Stand Through Self-Interest To Survive
Governor Volpe warns that new urban blocs in coming decade will resemble fragile emerging nations. He urges cities to act with self-sufficiency, strengthening mayors, annexing territory, and imposing area taxes while resisting Washington’s influence. Strong leadership and tough policy could reduce crime and substandard neighborhoods.
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John Volpe
Mass
Chamber of Commerce
United Nations
Volpe
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
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Sind
Congo
Middle East
Indonesia
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