Government Move Against Stokely Carmichael
The Justice Department prepares to charge Stokely Carmichael with sedition after a Washington riot, citing incendiary statements and calls for violence. Attorney General Ramsey Clark, who had resisted earlier actions, signals a potential case based on his recent remarks and overseas speeches.
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American Dream Turns Nightmare in Global Commentary
London Sunday Times warns the American dream darkens as Vietnam War strains unity and wealth inequality grow. Eldon Griffiths notes rising continentalism in the US, while Asahi questions Johnson’s rhetoric and a broader misperception of wartime bounds.
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Johnson
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Czechoslovakia's new leaders promise freedoms and reform
Prague reports that Czechoslovakia under new Communist leadership will grant travel rights and relaxation of censorship. A new constitution will limit secret police power, curb political repression, and pursue cooperative relations with the Soviet Union while avoiding Western ties for now.
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Tax-Spending Decision Delayed by Congressional Tug-of-War
Washington AP reports a conference of House and Senate members paused a tax increase and spending cut plan for several weeks. The Senate passed a bill with a 10 percent income tax surcharge, a $6 billion cut, and a 315000 federal payroll reduction while the House forges its own tax-spending plan. A temporary extension of two excise taxes was adopted, keeping rates higher retroactively.
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House
Special Fund To Reduce Debt Collects First $1 Million
The federal special debt retirement fund has gathered $1,021,500.65 in gifts through last month as the national debt exceeds $350 billion. Donors range from small contributors to a man giving his age each year. Susan Vaughan Clayton of Houston provided significant support via a trust fund. Representative Charles E. Bennett sponsored the measure and gave $1,000. most donors remain anonymous.
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Treasury
Susan Vaughan Clayton
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Tex
Charles E. Bennett
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Chevrolet column shift with easy read selector quadrant
The shift lever sits on the steering column with a Park R N Hi 1st selector. It is advertised as clutchless driving available at the Chevrolet dealer for a price of 68.65 dollars.
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Chevrolet
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