North Carolina Legislature Faces Rush to Adjournment
Veteran Rep. George Uzzell warns that the pellmell rush toward adjournment may cause mistakes and calls for careful handling of remaining business. Also noted are traffic safety bills and franchise tax distributions to cities, with lawmakers weary as school is out and families seek rest.
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Charles “Strong
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Unanimity in Space Efforts Unite a Nation
The article argues that the space missions of Jim McDivitt and Ed White increasingly unite Americans more effectively than recent events or wars. It notes the symbolic power of astronauts to rally national morale, the value of scientific data and international propaganda, and contends the flights justify their cost by fostering a common purpose.
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Editorials Call for Safer Cars and Federal Labels
Editorial Research Automobile Safety notes bills in Congress to require safety features and federal grading for new cars. It cites 50,000 annual deaths and 1.6 million disabling injuries, argues shifts toward safer autos, and questions industry claims that safety sells. It discusses past advances and driver behavior influences, detailing seat belt use and fatality patterns near home.
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Johnson Doctrine Debated Over Dominican Intervention
The piece reviews President Johnson's denial of a Johnson Doctrine and argues unilateral U.S. intervention in the Dominican Republic strains inter-American ties. It stresses the OAS framework and warns that Latin American governments fear broader fronts against communism if the U.S. acts alone.
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Looking Beyond Johnson Power Shifts and 1966 Fund Raising
Washington Republicans concede limited leverage against Johnson plans as they push for stronger 1966 money to contest 100 Democratic districts. President Johnson reshaped the role by selecting Hubert H. Humphrey, who has embraced substantial work and responsibility, prompting praise from observers and even a Republican compliment on his evident enjoyment of the job.
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See the USA Year Prompts Global Travel Boom
The piece discusses 1965 as a peak year for Americans traveling abroad despite travel agents preferring domestic commissions. It notes rising passport issuances and a predicted 20 percent rise in overseas tourism, while domestic tourism is framed as a counterbalance to international spending. The author reflects on travel as a path to broader understanding and world peace, with Tokyo as a current stop and mentions connections in the U.S. Embassy and Pearl River travel insights.
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