World powers join fight in Vietnam war effort
The article notes a global coalition in Vietnam, with 29 nations already aiding and 8 more promising help. It lists South Korea with an engineering unit and hospital, the Philippines fielding teams and detachment, Thailand aviation crews, Australia and New Zealand military attachments, and contributions from Britain, Canada, France, Iran, Italy, Switzerland, West Germany, and various countries providing medical and relief aid.
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Canada
France
Iran
Italy
Switzerland
West Germany
Belgium
Brazil
Denmark
Ecuador
Greece
Guatemala
India
Ireland
Israel
Laos
Netherlands
Pakistan
Spain
Turkey
Fugazy to testify on airline fares and competition
William Denis Fugazy, head of a major travel agency, will testify before a House committee in Los Angeles about airline fare levels and monopoly concerns. He argues lower fares would boost air travel and cites CAB data while noting rapid overseas traffic growth and the industry's strong current earnings.
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Dennis Duggan
Herald Tribune
House
William Denis Fugazy
Fugazy Travel Ngp Pro
U. S
American Express
Thos. Cook & Son
Fugazy
Fagany
Fugany
New York
Los
James D
Calif
Sd Eek
Aeronautics Board
ATC
Ford Tops GOP Critics of Johnson Over Viet Nam Policy
James Marlow reports that House Republican leader Gerald R. Ford has been Johnson's most persistent Republican critic on Vietnam. Ford, 52, has sharpened his tone since June and July, with caustic remarks exceeding those of Senate GOP leader Everett Dirksen. Ford urged the President to reconsider a decisive policy shift later in July.
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Washington
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Johnson
Viet Nam
Ford
Ublican
Jnuary
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Notes on News Meeting Remarks Stir Debate
Fragmentary notes describe statements by Johnson and Ford at a conference and ranch meeting about calling up the National Guard and reserves. The dialogue mentions a national vow and informal plans, with references to the National Guard and reserves.
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Johnson
Ford
Federal unemployment tax changes alarm Tar Heel employers
North Carolina employers fear federal plans to nationalize unemployment insurance, eliminating experience ratings and raising the taxable wage base. Estimated impact includes taxes rising from 463 to 3130 dollars for a small shop, and over ten thousand dollars for another business. The shift would double the current 1.5 percent state rate and could shift funding from prudent savers to broader federal control. The article also notes hospital expansion plans in High Point and personnel moves in Salisbury, with a veteran journalist joining a university faculty.
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North Carolina
Tar Heel
Cmtion
Hunting Roads North Carolina Highway Chairman travels state
Joseph M. Hunt, newly installed Highway Chairman, surveys NC roads by riding the state for three days visiting Brevard and Western Carolina. He notes rough conditions, aging highways, and growing tourist traffic, aiming to expose where fixes are most needed and prompting action on bottlenecks like High Point's North Main Street.
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North Carolina
Joseph M. Hunt
Brevard
Western Carolina
Ogee
Hunt
High Point
North Main
Regional Water Commission Shapes Delaware River Policy
Editorial notes a regional commission to manage the Delaware River water resources for New Jersey Pennsylvania and the federal government after a July decision. It cites pollution political struggles and a governors race factor in seeking federal aid and resolving state federal responsibility.
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Delaware River
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Federal
Revere
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
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