Editorial calls for protecting education and funding amid Vietnam war
The piece urges keeping education and job training bipartisanly funded, resisting cuts to programs for the poor while backing higher taxes to support a stronger dollar. It discusses President Johnson’s JOBS plan, riot commission findings, and congressional debates on youth employment and tax credits as paths to reduce urban unrest and uplift Opportunity.
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Vietnam
Johnson
Congress
Congressional Quarterly
Eugene McCarthy
Milwaukee
National Alliance of Businessmen
Henry Ford II
Riot Commission
Commission
Senate
House
Joseph S. Clark
D. Pa
Robert F. Kennedy
D N.Y
Clark
McCarthy
Grass Roots Work Plan Aims to Put People to Work
A soliloquy argues Republicans may counter by building work at the grass roots level. It envisions people moved from relief to productive labor via partnerships among Federal Government industry and business, at both small and large city scales.
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United States
Belief Shapes Character and Salvation Sayings
The author argues belief matters deeply in religion and life, claiming faith determines salvation and personal conduct. He asserts true belief reflects conviction, not social preference, and that denying belief's importance is a deception.
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O. B
Jesus Christ
Kennedy pressure drives regional push for 1960 nomination
Bobby Kennedy intensifies pressure on Democratic leaders nationwide to back Kennedy over Johnson. Calls and visits reach Missouri, Iowa, New York leaders, including Brooklyn's Stanley Steingut and Tammany Hall's Frank Rosetti, as Kennedy allies seek loyalty shifts and leverage.
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Washington
Bobby Kennedy
U.S
Bobby
Stephen Smith
Kennedy High Command
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Brooklyn
Queens
Nassau
Bronx
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Manhattan
New York
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Hubert Humphrey
Bobbs
Stanley Steingut
Johnson
Kennedy
Steingut
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Henry McDonough
Charley Buckley
Frank Rossetti
Rossetti
Tammany
Kennedy Klan
Moe Weinstein
Steingate Kennedys
New York City
William Luddy
Westchester County
Joseph Crangle
Erie County
John Burns
Democratic State Committee
Joe Resnick
Burns
Jack English
Nassau County
White House
U S Has Overcome Hardships Says David Lawrence
Viewpoint by David Lawrence argues that the United States has faced greater difficulties in the past, including the 1930s Depression and world wars, and has learned from them. He notes inflation controls, bank holiday memories, and suggests gradual currency stabilization with a future need for austerity and reduced federal spending.
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Washington
America
United States
U. S
Cerane
Decatur Daily Misstatement Notice and Subscription Rates
The Decatur Alabama afternoon paper published by Tennessee Valley Printing notes a misstatement of fact and lists subscription rates by mail and delivery options. It specifies daily and Sunday rates, trade zone pricing, and carrier delivery costs with included sales tax.
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Irene Friece
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