U S Debate Clarifies American Viet Nam Purpose
President Johnson notes no broad bid for a single alternative to the middle course in Viet Nam. Lou Harris polls show a consensus for an honorable end to hostilities, with most Americans preferring to stay the course. The divide remains over all out war versus negotiated settlement, yet support supports American purpose and no retreat from commitments in Southeast Asia.
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Congress
Viet Nam
Lou Harris
U. S
Hanoi
Southeast Asia
Know Your City AdVentures Opens Local Tours in City
Howard Goldberg forms Ad venture on a Shoestring to lead Curious locals on tours of New York City and local sites. The piece urges home folks to explore furniture markets studios yacht builders and other factories, noting abundant regional interest and potential for developed tours with imagination and enterprise.
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New York City
Howard Goldberg
Alderman Studios
Hatteras Yacht Company
New York
Goldberg
Los Angeles Poor Elect Seven To War On Poverty Agency
Editorial notes Los Angeles voters earning under four thousand dollars aged eighteen or older will select seven representatives for the Economic and Youth Opportunities Agency. The race echoes national debates on participation, race, and federal power, with concerns over Watts riots, Mexican American leadership, and urban poverty as the city prepares for a pivotal step in the war on poverty.
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Los Angeles
Economic and Youth Opportunities Agency
War On Poverty
Watts
Joe P. Maldonado
Sargent Shriver
Washington
Samuel W. Yorty
Networks face congressional probe over TV ad discounts
Washington reports that Rep. John Dingell leads a House panel into how networks push small firms to sell out through large advertising discounts, sometimes up to 75 percent, skewing competition. Lee Loevinger accuses FCC of ignoring TV ad discounts while CBS acts alone in breaking from the system. Meany and Wirtz clash over minimum wage, inflation, and labor policy, with Meany defending higher wage goals and warning against inflation, as Ghana’s Nkrumah regime suffers a setback amid anti-Chinese influences and Ivory Coast concerns.
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Washington
Congress
John Dingell
Detroit Democrat
House
Band Uniform Drive Inches Toward Refit at Central High
Central High School booster club revives after 13 years and raises 1700 of 8500 needed to re-dothe band uniforms. Director Dave Carter appeals to community for support as the band, praised as one of the state’s best, faces wear and disrepair in a headline paced plea for funds.
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Central High School
Dave Carter
iHs
High Point
Jim Hamilton
High Point College
Western Carolina
Hamilton
Hanie
High Paint’s Club
Emerywood
Pioneer Club
Archdale-Trinity Woman’s Club
Trindale Woman’s Club
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