Americanization of Red Indians In California Gains Pace
Seventy seven Indians from Crescent City and Bear River tribes split 200 acres once held in three rancherias and join the general population under California law. Lands shift from communal to private ownership in Del Norte Humboldt and El Dorado counties. The move, spurred by a 1958 act and a 1964 amendment, ends federal supervision for many rancherias and pressures ethnic identity retention as Indian families integrate with mainstream America. Secretary Upatt’s notice and federal register publication finalize the step toward 29 of 115 eligible groups leaving protection.
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California
Crescent City
Bear River
Bureau of Indian Affairs
del Norte
Humboldt
E Dorado
U.S
Interior
Stewart J. Upatt
Federal Register
Upatt
What Would Nellie Think of Space Flight Progress
The piece compares Gemini 10 astronauts Joan Youne and Michen Couins and past record flights to WWII era production slogans, noting 43 earth orbits in 76 hours 47 minutes. It reflects on NASA progress toward moon goals and the shrinking gap between dream and routine.
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Cape Kennedy
Houston
NASA
Joan W. Youne
Michen Couins
Earth
Mr. Face
New York
Max Conrap
Sam Miter
Louis Foper
Neware Bry
Young and
Collins
Nellie
White House
Heat and Elderly Suffer in July Heat Wave
New York City Health figures show during two July weeks 3 175 deaths were expected but 2 990 occurred among the elderly. Excess deaths among 65 plus totaled 970, with 2 780 recorded against 1 810 expected. Heat worsens for the ill and heart patients. shade cool rooms and fans help. Smaller towns offer the aged relief from city congestion.
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New York City
Danville Daily Rates and Subscriptions Details
The Danville Register lists subscription rates and delivery options including 35 cents per week for daily and Sunday carrier service, 6 cents for a single copy, Sunday 15 cents, and mail rates of 15 dollars per year, 7.50 for six months, 3.75 for three months, and 1.25 per month. Notes on zones, renewal reminders, and national advertising reps are included.
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Associated Press
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
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Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Burrum Heads Anti-Progress Club Plots Tourist Exit
Australia reports Burrum Heads a town of about 100 residents forming an Anti-Progress Association led by an Anti-Publicity Director. Plans include turning signposts, inflating mile markers, branding as pest refuge, cutting utilities, and filling the harbor with junk to deter visitors.
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Charlotte Observer
Burrum
Australia
Elhow
Burnim Heads
Hell
New Economics Critique Of Federal Budget Waste And Growth
Ralph de Toledano attacks the New Economics and federal spending, noting ballooning debt from 289 to 321 billion and arguing budget folly. He highlights Indian Bureau costs, NASA funding, growing government payrolls, and the shift toward bigger government despite calls for economy, warning of an entrenched bureaucratic growth trend.
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Thenomics
United States
Aflcio
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Indian Health Division
Agua Caliente
NASA
Agriculture Department
Union Limits and looming government role in labor policy
A viewpoint argues next Congress may curb union power amid inflation and public frustration over strikes. It cites airline and subway actions, suggests possible antitrust or arbitration measures, and warns that many union members are passive while leaders press for concessions. The piece advocates government governance of the economy to curb uncooperative unions.
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Congress
Landrum-Griffin
New York
Quill’s
Thurman Arnold
Landrum- Griffin
Long Island
Buckley and Dodd Silverware Scandal Charge Debate
A fragment discusses Senator Thomas Dodd and charges raised by Ralph Pearson and William Buckley Jr. including alleged misallocation of campaign funds and a silverware replating matter. It notes Bertini admitting replating silverware for the senator and hints at broader political intrigue and influence.
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Drew Pearson
Thomas Dodd
Pearson
Senate
Ralph Betriani
International
General Kleins
Dodd
Isuadad Dodd
Allez
Ih Secreme
Jfk
Pierre Salinger
Anderson
Bertini
Senator Souper and the Son of a Brass Ring
A collection of witty clippings touches on politics and culture. Highlights include remarks on the Supreme Court, sonic booms, and the Department of Transportation, plus satire about aviation, silver tariffs, and a Connecticut bribery probe involving Senator Dodd and Senator Ribicoff.
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Ribicoff
Eisenhower
Connecticut
Lever
Dodd
Byrd Organization Dominates Virginia Primary Victory
In Virginia Democratic primary Senator Harry Byrd Jr. won by over 3000 votes, overcoming handicaps from nepotism rumors and political foes. The Byrd Organization retains power with widespread endorsements across the state, including 6 of 8 Virginia Democrats in Congress, governors, and major newspapers backing Byrd.
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Harry Byrd, Jr
N.Y
Virginia
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Washington
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S.C
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Julec
Armistead Boothe
Willis Robertson
Jlowjard Smith
Robertson
Smith
N, Y. ‘Times
Judge Smith
Virginia Senate
Virginia General Assembly
Mills Godwin
Albertis Harrison
William Tuck
Pollard
Button
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89Th Congress
State Farms Bureau
American Legion
Ereclion
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Sidney Kellam
William Spong
Kelham
Ians
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