Budget Cut Shows Message Got Through
President Johnson backs non essential spending cuts to meet a budget likely over 140 billion. The bipartisan meeting at the Texas ranch urged 3 to 5 billion in cuts and a possible across the board tax increase to avert a larger deficit amid Viet Nam costs.
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Johnson
Committee For Economic Development
Texas
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
House
Gerald Ford
Defense
Right to Work Faces Setback in 89th Congress
The 89th Congress failed to bar state right-to-work laws in all states despite Democratic majorities, signaling unlikely federal outlawing of open shop laws. As Republicans gain, attacks from both sides grow with a new drive to extend such laws into ten more states and seek federal limits on compulsory unionism.
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90Th Congress
Congress
Editorial: The Indian Agony and famine threat
The piece critiques U.S. hesitation on wheat shipments to India amid famine warnings. It cites India’s heavy debt, defense spending, and slow self-sufficiency efforts, noting drought, Bihar shortages, and potential political shifts around Indira Gandhi. It also mentions aid from Canada Australia the Soviet Union and other sources.
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United States
India
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Bihar
Canada
Australia
Canberra
Soviet Union
Embassies Tapped by FBI Stir Diplomatic Tension
FBI wire taps on the Dominican Embassy in 1961 surfaced amid Justice Department prosecutions of Bobby Baker. The State Department and Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged suppression of the evidence as Judge Gasch hears pretrial motions. The taps reportedly targeted conversations with Oscar Ginebra and Jose Benitez during Dominican Republic political turmoil.
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State Department
FBI
Justice Department
Bobby Baker
Senate
Baker
U. S
Oliver Gasch
Oscar Ginebra
Joaquin Balaguer
Dean Rusk
Embassy
Inter-American Development Bank
Jose Benitez
Puerto Rico
Juan Bosch
Benitze
Bosch
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
High Point Enterprise Listing of Staff and Contacts
The High Point Enterprise provides a staff and executive roster including D A Rawley Mrs H Lockwood Randall B Terry Jr Treasurer Joseph P Rawley Secretary Holt McPherson Editor Joe Brown Managing etc Warrensdale Advertising Director Warrensdale Business Manager Charles B Loflin Circulation Manager and officers for the newspaper located at 305-307 North West Street High Point NC 1261.
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High Point Enterprise
High Noes eTeaenree, Inc
North Westre
High Point
N. C
D. A. Rawley
H. Lockwood Randall
B. Terry, JR
Joseph P. Rawley
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C.naocsscceceues
Warrensdal Dr
Vv. W
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Charles B. Loflin
Remark on Age and Character from a Versed Quatrain
The fragmented verse traces a life arc from childhood to old age with lines about growing wild youth and later tempering wisdom and wealth. It hints at a traditional aleatoric rhythm noting changing moral states by decades. The source presents a small excerpt without broader context.
Entering Sixties Brings Reflections On Aging And Faith
The piece muses on aging after crossing sixty, citing Life Begins at 40 and 55, and jokes about Life Begins at 69. It quotes Donald Sargent and philosophy on youth as a state of mind, urging enthusiasm, faith, friends, and health as true riches.
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Pitkin
National Association of Manufacturers
Robert Kazmayer
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Indira Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Gandhi
Drew Pearson
Washington
Federal Bureau
United
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Balaguer
Madera Tribune
California
James M. Cobey
Cobey
California Senate
Sherwood Ross
WOL
Washington, D. C
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
UCLA
Institute
Armistead L. Boothe
Alexandria
Howard Smith
Virginia
William P. Woolls
Supreme Court of Appeals
Smith
Supreme Court
Seer Ewene
Associated Press
N.C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Ternan
Donald Sargent
Peter Staunchton
Emerson
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