Wright Patman outlines economic policy and public notices
In his weekly letter, Representative Wright Patman discusses returning the Federal Reserve to the people to curb inflation and unemployment, retirement of $50 billion in Fed bonds, and calls for agency heads to testify. He recaps East Texas FAA airport grants, HUD workable programs status, GI Bill benefits changes, alcoholism costs, a Social Security guide for physicians, and a 304 page recreation report from President Johnson sent to constituents.
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Federal Reserve Banks
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Housing and Urban Development
Defense
East Texas
FAA
Fast Texas
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HUD
Texas
Department of Labor
Social Security Administration
Johnson
Council On Recreation and Natural Beauty
Fresh How-To Stark Truths From The Sober Dept
A quirky column riffs on staying sober and avoiding ads on public transport. It notes a German wine name as an example and jokes about bus lip readers and secretaries. It ends by contrasting know-who with know-how and cites a statistic on Russian spending.
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Wiltinger Kapp
Paul Harvey column plan for weekly Mirror runs
The Mirror will continue carrying Paul Harvey's three weekly columns. Two appear on the editorial page each Thursday and one on Sunday, reflecting wide reader interest and ongoing syndication.
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Paul Harvey
the Mirror
Rail passenger service faces false claims and dwindling schedules
The ICC report counters railroads claims that passenger trains lose money noting eight years of revenue surplus and 14 years with overall profitability totaling $35 million. The Association of American Railroads denounces the ICC as using new math while schedules shrink and services decline for travelers.
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American Railroads
New York
Washington
Pennsy
C&ob&o
Cb&q
Chicago
Kansas City
Burlington
Ozark Airlines
AAR
Harrison Williams
Chicago and Northwestern
Canadian National Railways
Sen. Williams
Romance on Rape Crime Sparks Public Debate and DPS Hiring Push
A controversial editorial argues for harsher punishment of sex offenders amid rising rape reports and criticizes permissive attitudes. It cites FBI and Hoover while contrasting rail transit subsidies and new labor openings in Texas DPS. It notes Boulder departure and railroad proposals, urging stronger deterrence and public safety measures.
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Richard Speck
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
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