Budget Will Shape Course For Nation
Congress receives the federal budget this week and must gauge President Johnson’s plans for the next fiscal year. The budget centers on Viet Nam war costs and inflation control with tax changes, spending reviews, and steps to balance the cash budget. Critics call for restraint in domestic programs while others warn of deflationary policy and higher interest measures.
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Johnson
Abelie Wes
Sted
Dent Johnson
Richard L. Strout
Christian Science Monitor
Strout
Treasury
Sunday Sermon on Gods Chance in Creation and Free Will
The sermon reflects on Gods risk in creating humanity and granting free will. It cites Gen 6:6 and warns that while life is a lottery of dangers from snakes to streets, the greatest risk was giving humans moral choice. It praises faith, responsibility, and dedicating life to God after recognizing mans frailties.
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Donald Hankey
Modern University
UNC
Chapel Hill
Sharp
William B. Aycock
William C
Gabe
Unc-R
Unc-G
Unc-Charlotte
Unc-D
Pat Kelly
Duke
Dr. Sharp
Peace Corps and sports coaches in a national search
An editorial argues ALD led by Sargent Shriver seeks Peace Corps recruits among sports coaches to promote international peace. It notes ancient Greece and Olympics as models, questions aratear competition, and critiques exclusive access and professionalism that ended the original games.
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A.L.D
Sargent Shriver
Otis Singletary
N. C. University
Peace Corps
Greece
Shriver
Phidias
Mr. Shriver
Morning Snow Use to Cry
A fragmented notice or snippet hints at a winter weather reference with repeated lines about snow and morning. The readable text is incomplete, offering no clear event, location, or date to describe a full news item.
Snow and aging fear in a rural Mr. Snows tale
A verse about preferring to sleep through a harsh winter as snow challenges farm life. The piece contrasts youth wanting sledding with adulthood fearing leaks, cold, and wet feet, while noting the practical value of snow for farms.
Transit Strike Reverberates in Washington and Labor Says Compulsory Arbitration
Washington column notes Mike Quill and New York Transit Workers push for compulsory arbitration of labor disputes. Walter Reuther and Alex Rose oppose stoppages endangering the public. References to Kennedy era arbitration laws, Wilson era precedents, and cross nation practices. The piece also highlights Reuther’s beach land purchase and Miami Beach mayor Elliott Roosevelt’s financial balancing act.
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Washington
Mike Quill
New York Transit Workers
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
George Meany
New York Transit
Alex Rose
Hatters Union
New York Liberal Party
New York
Spessard Holland
D-Fla
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
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National Academy of Arbitrators
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Fla
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Wayne Morse
Oregon
LBJ
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Emil Mazey
Reuther
Th Auto Workers
Meany
Dean Rusk
Mazey
America
Elliott Roosevelt
Miami Beach
Patricia
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Diet Winter Press Institute
Compus
North Carolina
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Willie Snow
John Jick
Redmond News-Leader
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