Can Nation Afford Price Of Peace
Washington AP writes on the economic risks of sudden peace and defense cuts. Prof. Emile Benoit warns unemployment could rise by 4 to 8 million without planning. Stanford and Hofstra researchers note defense spending supports millions, research, and jobs, while a transition to nondefense work hinges on efficient reallocation and policy.
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Bem Price
Washington
United States
U. S
Emile Benoit
Columbia University
Senate
Stanford Research Institute
Palo Alto
Calif
Defense
Department of Commerce
J. Herbert Holloman
Department of Defense
Ullman
Richard Morse
The
Army For Research
Stanford Research
Robert A. Solo
Harvard Business Review
Preyer Vows To Test Bill
Richardson Preyer pledged at a Raleigh news conference to ensure a court test of the federal civil rights bill to determine its constitutionality. He spoke before a trip to Bolivia to discuss his tobacco program, as the Democratic runoff primary nears. He reiterated opposition to the civil rights measure and urged court testing nationwide. He promised to back tobacco price support and surpluses, and called for a NC tobacco research facility. He said Dan Moore lacks tobacco knowledge and inflated farmers’ prospects.
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Bolivia
N. C
Richardson Preyer
Raleigh
North Carolina
Brunswick County
Preyer
Greensboro
Senate
Dan Moore
Moore
Plan Stalling Action in House Rights Fees Switch Tactics
Washington AP reports a pivotal civil rights debate in the House as bipartisan maneuvering seeks to speed or stall legislation. The measure faces procedural hurdles, with leaders hoping to bypass delays while emphasizing federal powers against discrimination in hiring and public programs. The scene centers on House Rules and key players like Rep. Howard W. Smith as parties vie to push or block civil rights action before recess.
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Washington
Smith
House
San Francisco
Senate
Na l
Howard W.J
D-Va
Ted Kennedy Survives Crash With Good Condition
A team of doctors from Walter Reed said Senator Edward M. Kennedy suffered a broken back in a Friday night plane crash but showed no paralysis. The injury involved the third lumbar vertebra and required possible surgery with an expected six to eight month recovery period.
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Northampton
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Washington
Walter Reed Hospital
Johnson
Air Force One
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Southampton
Birch Bayh
Charles W. Metz
Walter Reed
Secretary of Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
Ken
Nedy
Metz
Johnson outlines new charter of opportunity for older Americans
President Johnson pitched a "new charter of opportunity for older Americans" in Los Angeles, promising Social Security funded medical care for 17 million seniors, hospital improvements, higher Social Security benefits, and expanded housing. He urged national unity and outlined goals to abolish poverty and racial injustice while stressing peace and strength. In Irvine, he advocated urban university extensions to aid cities, saying unity of interest can become unity of purpose. In Durham, Dans Moore campaigned for governor, hoping Wallace won’t appear on the North Carolina ballot, urging party unity and cross party support for nominees.
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Los Angeles
Johnson
Southern California
California
Irvine
University of California
America
Agricultural Extension Service
Durham
N.C
Dans
K. Moore
George Wallace
North Carolina
Moore
Richardson Preyer
American Legion
Durham County
Raleigh
Wallace
Madison County weighs election reform amid irregularities
Former county auditor Ponder faces a new primary as Madison County voters watch a state board inquiry into ballot irregularities. Testimony suggests ballot box tampering and padded voter rolls, with Rex Allen urging a trust restoration and plans to replace precinct officials before the next Saturday deadline. Albert Marshall and Vernon Wood are among candidates cited in the shifting political landscape.
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Melvin Lang
Ponder
Associated Press
Madison
Hmbs
Albert Marshall
N.C
Rex Allen
Wood
Mak|Gardner
Middle Fork
New York
State Board Ofj
South
Ing. Madison County
Clyde
Allen
Ted Russellslege
Vernon E. Wood
Norton
Madison County
Jed
Zeno Ponder
Next Satur
Mars Hill
Tetain County
State Board of Elections
Worldeourt
Irons
Tor Allen
Russell
Marshall
Idays
State Board
Bombers Clash In Cuba Over Sugar Mill Attack
Cuba charged a U S pirate plane bombed a sugar mill near Caaibarien and was shot down. The U S State Department then reported a missing private plane from Florida, unclear if it was the downed craft, with pilot Louis Diaz Lopez named by Miami authorities.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
U. S. State Department
U. S
Florida
Department
Las Villas
Havana
State Department
Cuban Armed Forces Ministry
Caaibarien
Joseph W. Reap
Federal Aviation Agency
Miami
West Palm Beach
Louis Diaz Lopez
Rain Storm Death Toll Rises to 391 in Pakistan
Rescue workers recovered twenty four more bodies in the Hyderabad region as last weekend's rain and wind storm pushed the death toll to 391. About 20,000 people remained stranded in the town of Tando Allahyar, cut off by waist deep floodwaters and facing hunger.
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Hyderabad
Pakistan
West Pakistan
Tando Allahyar
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Olen el Vie
Saene Ieee Beste
Pawes
Lyndon B. Johnson
University of California At Irvine
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