Senate subcommittee grills Rusk on anti aggression policy in Viet Nam
ARTHUR KROCK reports a Senate subcommittee inquiry into the administrations anti aggression policy aimed at assessing U S capacity to aid all allies while maintaining economic and military defense. Secretary Rusk faces skeptical questions and a data heavy briefing from McNamara.
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Arthur Krock
Washington
Senate
United States
Sec. of State
Rusk
Sec. of Defense
McNamara
U. S
Viet Nam
Subcommittee
Truman
South Korea
U. N
Security Council
Korea
Stennis Re
North
U.S. Global Overcommitment in Korea and Vietnam
A Senate subcommittee examines U S global commitments from Truman through Johnson, arguing the United States overextended itself in Korea and Vietnam without clear congressional authorization. It notes reliance on UN and SEATO frameworks, uneven ally contributions, and concerns about a collective security premise.
President's Club risks party unity and backlash
Observer argues the President's Club favors the rich with $1,000 donations for a Lyndon portrait and access. It notes such exclusivity could cost Democrats more in votes than dollars and suggests a Vice President's Club as a broader appeal plan with 80 million mass mailings offering membership.
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Russell Baker
New York Times
Washington
Presiden Johnson
Iord
Democratic Party
Lyndon Jeanson
Groucho Marx
Vice President's Club Adopts Two Dollar Symbol
The Vice President's Club selects the two dollar bill as its emblem after the currency’s circulation decline. Members receive weekly travel schedules for Vice Presidents and former VP Nixon, plus standby White House access and a forthcoming bulletin offering tips to handle government issues.
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Johnson
Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
President's Club
Vice President's Club
Broadway Season Opens With Promising Lineup On Tap
New York theater season brims with buoyant optimism as productions schedule premieres from late September through December. Major titles include The Country Girl with Jennifer Jones and Rip Torn, The Rose Tattoo with Maureen Stapleton, Yerma, and a slate of new musicals and revues at venues like the Vivian Beaumont and the Lyceum, featuring stars such as Judith Anderson, Robert Preston, and Mary Martin.
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New York Times News Service
New York
Broadway
Martin Beck
Tyrone Guthrie
Robert Burr
Mindy Carson
Ruth Ford
Arlene Francis
June Havoc
Jeffrey Lynn
Darren McGavin
Walter Pidgeon
Pamela Tiffin
Blanche Yurka
Clifford Odet
Jennifer Jones
Rip Torn
Franchot Tone
Maureen Stapleton
Serafina
Tennessee Williams
Sheridan
School For Scandal
Pirandello
Richard Baldridge
Walt Whitman
Peter Weiss
Frankfurt
Ambassador
David Westheimer
Charlie
Longacre
Jerry Bock
Sheldon Harnick
the Imperial
the 46Th Street
Mary Martin
Robert Preston
Jan de Hartog
Nunnally Johnson
Sidney Michaels
Truman Capote
Breakfast At Tiffany's
Bob Merrill
Michael Stewarts
Hecuba
Alfred Drake
Anta
Stephen Levi
Daphne
Sandy Dennis
Music Box
Simon
Abe Einhorn
Agatha Sue
Love You
George Abbott
Judy
Tommy Valando
Biltmore
Flanders and Swann
Rodeo Set by Moulton American Legion Post
The Moulton American Legion post will sponsor a two night wild west rodeo at the legion arena five miles southeast of Moulton. Skip Drinkard produces with Canuas Rodeo Co handling stock. Performances are at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, with a Saturday parade at 2 p.m. A calf scramble offers cash prizes for youngsters and Bill Stewart plans to ride a Brahma bull.
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Moulton
American Legion Post of
American Legion Arena
Wren-Danville Rd
Canuas Rodeo Co
Skip Drinkard
Bill Stewart
Second Battle of Bull Run Fought in 1862 Civil War
The 1862 Civil War engagement known as the Second Battle of Bull Run occurred during the war, marking another major confrontation near Manassas. It featured Union and Confederate forces and influenced subsequent military actions in the eastern theater.
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Bull Run
Census Religion Question Divides Churches and Government
Debates over including religious affiliation in the 1970 census unfold in Congress and among faith groups. Bishop Paul Tanner supports questions on religious body, while Morris B. Abram of the American Jewish Committee opposes any inquiry as a violation of religious freedom. views split among Baptists and Christian Scientists, with The Christian endorsing Tanner’s stance and Christian Century opposing.
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John Cogley
New York Times News Service
New York
Census Bureau of
United States
House Committee On Post Office and Civil Service
Tanner
Opinion Research Foundation
American Jewish Committee
Morris B. Abram
Abram
The
Christian
Disciples of Christ
Christian Century
The Money Tax Burden Grows Across States and Localities
The 1960s tax squeeze intensifies as federal cuts fade, with Social Security and cigarette taxes rising, and state local levies expanding. All but Nebraska and New Hampshire tax income or sales, while cities add charges. Gasoline taxes also rise. grants to states soar, squeezing individuals and businesses.
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Commerce Clearing House
Nebbraska
New Hampshire
North Carolina
States
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Shaker Furniture Vanishing Relics At Sab bathday Lake
Sister Mildred Barker attends auctions for genuine Shaker furniture while noting most pieces are later imitations. Theodore E. Johnson says original Shaker work ended in 1947 with Eldress Sarah Collins. Sab bathday Lake hosts 14 women in a 1,800 acre Shaker community, Canterbury also houses a small group. The community, once famed for thrift and discipline, remains a largely female society with hands on work from crafts to store goods.
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Sabbathday Lake
Mount Lebanon
New Lebanon
Johnson
Eldress Sarah Collins
Kers
Canterbury
N. H
Poland Spring
Frances Carr
Ethel Peacock
Alfred
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GOP
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Republican Executive Committee
Decatur
Frank Richerson
James D. Chadbourne
Horace Bramm
By Lewis Funke
Joan Cook
Theodore E. Johnson
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