Debate Over 6.8 Billion Medicare Tax Faces Senate
The Senate weighs H.R. 6675 to extend medical care for the aged with a $6.8 billion Social Security tax. Critics argue the plan burdens workers, harms the economy, and skews benefits toward the well off while physicians and insurers oppose the financing approach. They warn it could slow economic growth and undermine health coverage industries as President LBJ pushes toward passage.
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De Gaulle Dominates EEC Skepticism Amid NATO Strains
The article gauges President De Gaulle's tough stance and influence within the European Economic Community. It notes France’s pivotal role, potential friction over agricultural policy, and the risk of Europe moving without Paris while highlighting calls for decisive action to prove Europe’s viability.
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France
de Gaulue
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European Economic Community
Brussels
Council of Ministers
EEC
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de Gautie
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Europe
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Lodge Back To Saigon Henry Casor Loves
Henry Casor Loves a longtime friend of President Johnson returns to Viet Nam as U S ambassador amid political and military ties. General Maxwell Taylor replaces Lopce as a back home seat warmer during the Republican nomination battles.
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Lovce
Danville Register notices and subscription details
The Danville Register lists subscription rates, delivery options, and postal details for daily and Sunday editions. It notes AP affiliation and national advertising reps, plus a note about renewals and postal zones. The piece then shifts to opinion snippets on Saigon, U S ambassadors, mergers, and cultural quips.
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Chicago
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Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Kennedy builds senate bloc to challenge LBJ in foreign policy
Ralph de Toledano reports Bobby Kennedy is assembling a five vote bloc in the Senate to influence Johnson administration policy. Key supporters include Hartke, McGee, Tydings, Bayh, and Church, with Saltonstall as a potential ally and ADA backing strengthening Kennedy influence.
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Robert F.tion
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Nedy
Bob
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Vietnam
New York
Bloc
Edward Kennedy
Senate
Birch Bayh
Vancelof
Hartke
Indiana
Gale McGee
Wyoming
Joseph Tydings
Maryland
Capitol Hill
Bobby Kennedy
Lyndon John
Ernest Gruen- Son
Alaska
Frank Church
Ydaho
Kennedy as Rallying Point in Democratic Strife
The piece analyzes ADA faction splits over Vietnamese and Dominican policy, with Robert F. Kennedy rising as a central anti Johnson figure. It discusses how Kennedy could lead a party shift, the implications for Hubert Humphrey, and the potential chaos if Kennedy pursues a guerrilla path toward the presidency. It also touches on copyright debates and the role of education interests in shaping policy.
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Samuel Johnson
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Alis
Music Pub
Cork
Fishers
Tillie
Analogy of Dien Bien Phu Seen in Vietnam War Rhetoric
Washington column argues no real parallel between Dien Bien Phu and U S efforts in Vietnam. It cites a Pentagon note contrasting aims and support for Saigon, urging that France’s colonial aims differ from America’s broader anti communist goals and ongoing commitment.
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South Korea
Thailand
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New Zealand
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USA
South Vietnam
McCarthyism charge cited in Russell quote row
The Dallas Morning News quote attributed to Bertrand Russell sparked a row after Merv Griffin questioned its source. Investigations showed the passage originated from a letter by Nu Goyman Taibin, a Vietnamese businessman in France, not a reputable news report.
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