Unemployment Insurance Expansion and Critique
The House passed a measure to broaden unemployment insurance to cover 314 million more workers while rejecting other President Johnson proposals. The editorial supports preserving autonomous state programs but warns against abuse, citing a married woman who took benefits despite her husband earning well. It argues able-bodied men should work where possible and that taking benefits without need harms pride.
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Johnson
Nice Zoo But Dirty Rest Rooms at Finnup Park
Mrs Otto Harp of Scott City writes praising Finnup Park for its post flood recovery and animal collection but condemns dirty rest rooms. She notes children enjoyed the playground and urges improved sanitation for future visits.
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Finnup Park
John Q
Otto Harp
Scott City
Jameson Ranch Day Camp Lunch With Brownies and Guests
Helistaff Side WE WERE INVITED to lunch at the Jameson Ranch where Brownies and Junior Girl Scouts camped for the week. A host of guests shared a rustic meal of chicken and noodles, hot French bread, tomato slices, and gingerbread pudding cake, eaten on a log as wind tested campers.
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Jameson Ranch
Bessie Zrubeck
Bonita
Robert) Prill
Ken Heinrichs
Kupk
Chuck Hogan
Bob Fenton
Mother Nature
Jameson Brothers
Aid to Haiti Talks Denied by U S State Dept
The State Department denies any formal talks on restoring U S aid to Haiti after President Francois Duvalier claimed discussions had begun on Face the Nation. Duvalier spoke from Port au Prince and expressed confidence aid would be restored. the U S ended aid in 1963 citing misused funds.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
CBS
Port Au Prince
United States
Dodd's ex aides face hardships behind ethics hearing
Drew Pearson details the human cost on former Tom Dodd staffers who broke with him. Their job losses and secrecy contrast with the public drama as Wall Street lawyers defend Dodd. The piece notes staff sacrifices and inquiries into informants and ethics.
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Washington
Sen
Tom Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Wall Street
Dodd
Cahill
Gordon, Reindel
Standard Oil
RCA
United States
Jot Sennett
Sen. Dodd
Internal Revenue
Plaze Named for Samuel Goldwyn in Woodland Hills
Hollywood celebrities dedicated a plaza named for Samuel Goldwyn at the Motion Picture Country Home. The site sits among 16 new cottages funded by a 250000 gift from Goldwyn. Actor Jack Lemmon praised Goldwyn for a half century of charitable giving.
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Woodland Hills
Calif
Hollywood
Samuel Goldwyn
Goldwyn
Jack Lemmon
Pakistan’s halves separated by 1000 miles across India
The uneven halves of Pakistan lie separated from each other by nearly 1,000 miles across India. West Pakistan has 85 per cent of the nation’s land but only 4 per cent of its people.
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Pakistan
India
West
The War in Viet Nam and Global Tensions in 1966
James Marlow analyzes a year of war and geopolitics, portraying Vietnam as a chaotic, costly conflict with growing home opposition and mixed international outcomes. He notes de Gaulle’s NATO setback, rising Sino Soviet tension, and Indonesia moving away from communism amid mass violence and regional shifts.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Indonesia
United States
Johnson
Hanoi
U.S
Congress
China
South Viet Nam
America
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
Nort Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Western Alliance
de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Tri Quang
Red China
Sukarno
Trouser Color Tips Hint At Personality, Says Hal Boyle
A collage of brief quirky notes covers fashion cues, Buddhist protests in Vietnam, brain science on age, aging whiskey in oak barrels, college dropout stats, crow behavior with owls, Lincoln Steffens quote, kitchen burns, teenage drivers, and airline pilot pay. It presents celebrity quips, odd facts, and practical tips in a rapid, punchy column style.
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Lincoln Steffens
U.S. France Open Talks on Withdrawal Techniques
U S and France began low level discussions on technical aspects of U S troop withdrawal and base evacuation in Paris. The talks, announced by the U S Embassy, have no bearing on the political demand by President Charles de Gaulle that U S forces depart France.
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Paris
United States
France
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
Nylon stocking production time comparison
Knitting nylon stockings requires about two million individual operations along roughly three miles of filament. A human would take two months, while a machine completes the task in about three minutes.
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