American People Have Always Met Problems and Won
Editorial argues Americans face crises with resolve, noting past presidents and current Vietnam war costs. It urges a bold balance: cut federal spending by 10 billion and raise taxes by 10 billion within weeks to keep the dollar strong, regardless of party, and to placeAmerica first.
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Woodrow Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Vietnam
White House
Johnson
Congress
United States
America
Kennedy's audacious bid to challenge Johnson at 1968 convention
Congressional Quarterly notes Kennedy would launch a rare, nearly unprecedented move against a sitting president. It recalls Taft's 1912 clash with Roosevelt, Roosevelt's Bull Moose break, and Wilson's 1912 victory amid a Republican split.
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Congressional Quarterly
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Theodore Roosevelt
R-N.y
William Howard Taft
Rohio
Taft
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
D-N.j
No Strikes and the National Interest in Labor Conflicts
The text argues that no-strike orders may be justified only when national interest is endangered. It cites President Johnson on a looming railroad strike risking arms, food, economy, and unemployment, noting the order targets both labor and management to protect the many.
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Johnson
Congress
Southeast Asia
McCarthy to Highlight Gap Between City Aid Proposals
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy plans a Milwaukee speech on the Crisis in the Cities to contrast Johnson Administration plans with the riot commission's call for 2 million new jobs and a six million unit housing push. The debate centers on manpower training, housing, and funding.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Eugene J. McCarthy
D Minn
Milwaukee
Johnson
Commission On Civil Disorders
National Alliance of Businessmen
Henry Ford II
Commission
Congress
Senate
House
Joseph S. Clark
D Pa
Robert F. Kennedy
N.Y
Ark
McCarthy
Bobby Kennedy and LBJ feud dates back to JFK era
Drew Pearson outlines a long running rift between Robert Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson. The piece links Kennedy family ambition to a perceived Dallas tragedy, notes attempts at reconciliation by Harriman and Clark, and describes Johnson’s 1964 vice presidency ban as a turning point. It also mentions Rockefeller era consultations with GOP figures.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Joe Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Portugal
Joe
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Kennedy
White House
William Manchester
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Bobby
Jackie
Johnsons
Los Angeles
Jfk
Senate
Bobby Kennedy
Lyndon
Averell Harriman
Justice Department
Ramsey Clark
Potomac
LBJ
Clark Clifford
New York Senate
The Decatur Daily Rates and Delivery Details
The Decatur Daily outlines its publishing schedule and service areas. It lists mail and carrier rates for daily and Sunday editions, with terms for domestic and trade area zones and notes inclusion of sales tax.
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Housing and Urban Development
Robert C. Weaver
Weaver
Drew Pearson
Decatur Daily
Indonesia
Malaysia
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Baker
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Sheraton-Carlton
Nelson Rockefeller
Fifth Avenue
Republican Party
Meade Alcorn
Connecticut
GOP
Sen
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Dewey
Leonard Hall
Ray Bliss
Ohio
Bill Miller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
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