Washington Has Reputation On Line In Viet Nam's War
The Johnson Administration weighs short term costs against long term gains from Vietnam policy. It seeks to show America can aid a weak ally at a high cost while restraining Communist expansion, and to test new tactics against wars of national liberation.
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Johnson avoids bold anti inflation move at news conference
Washington commentary notes President Johnson deflects calls to curb nonstop federal spending fueling inflation. He refuses to endorse a firm anti inflation formula and signals no new wage and price controls. The piece also critiques his stance on airline strikes and interstate commerce. The columnist argues the president aides labor leaders while risking electoral backlash.
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President’s stance cited in inflation debate and politics
A commentary argues the President shows a deliberate anti inflation bias by opposing interstate efforts and endorsing welfare spending, warning that political signals from state primaries are mixed and could sway the unorganized vote. It notes Lake Nicaragua as the world’s only freshwater home for swordfish and man eating sharks.
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Observer By Russell Baker Foresees Rising Squaredom
Russell Baker writes from Washington about signs of social change and a potential end to the hip swinging era of the sixties. The piece questions whether a resurgence of squaredom is imminent, noting early omens and uncertain timing.
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New York Times News Service
Washington
From Squaredom to Cool in the Sixties Shifts in Style and Politics
A reflection on 1960s cultural change contrasts squared fashion with the cool of the era. It notes Kennedy era Democrats losing ground in Tennessee, hints at Romney and Nixon as rising regular guys, and mentions Reagan and Wilson. The piece links media trends, satire, music, film, and Time magazine. It also notes Beatle bonfires and Lennon's remark about Jesus.
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Burglarized Hartselle Rink Sparks Door Break In
Police report Hartselle Sno Jo Roller Rink on U S 31 was burglarized Friday night by forcing a door with a screwdriver or tool. The juke box was broken and $50 to $75 was stolen. The report notes no other items were disturbed.
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William Ryker
Ryker
Argentina Celebrates 150th Independence Anniversary
Argentina marks the 150th anniversary of its independence from Spain with national ceremonies, cultural events, and reflections on historical milestones and key figures shaping the nation.
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Denture boost claims with FASTEETH powder
Clinical tests claim FASTEETH improves chewing comfort by up to 35 percent with alkaline powder for dentures. The product supposedly makes plates feel firmer, offers no gummy taste, and avoids souring. Regular dental checkups advised. FASTEETH available at drug counters.
New Life For You revival at Westside Baptist Deatur
Evangelist Tilford Junkins leads the New Life For You revival at Westside Baptist Church 311 Memorial Drive De catur August 15 to 21. Morning messages at 10 30 and evening services at 7 30 invite the public. Nursery and air conditioned facilities available. ELREE T. WADDELL, Pastor.
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