Government and Business Call for Restraint Amid Market Selloff
The Dow dips below 900 as a four year boom cools in the wake of speculative fever. President Johnson’s support for profits meets business’s demand for government restraint while Congress plans a $3 billion increase in appropriations. Cooperation between government and industry is urged to avert a bust and curb the profit price tax spiral.
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Wall Street
Dow-Jones
Kennedy
Congress
Johnson
Uncle Sam
Police Chief J Roy Teague Retires After 36 Years Service
High Point records reflect a city ceremony at the Masonic Temple as Chief J Roy Teague retires after 36 years leading the police department His colleagues praised his patience responsibility and leadership while presenting a wrist watch symbolizing his service He helped steer the force through crises and leaves large shoes to fill Also noted are political campaigns by Jordan Washburn and Baxter Freeze and a dedication event for Brown Finch Physical Education Building at Thomasville High School Sunday at 3 PM
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High Point
J. Roy Teague
Charlie Harville
E. W. Price
Green Street Baptist Church
Boy Teague
Masonic Temple
Brown Finch
Thomasville Senior High School
W. T. Bird
Detroit Grabs The Wheel On Automobile Safety
Editorial argues that industry leaders must accept federal safety standards to reduce auto deaths. It asserts manufacturers cannot dodge responsibility and urges timely adoption of safer car design to protect customers and public welfare.
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Detroit
New York City Eyes Local Income Tax for Revenue Needs
Editorial examines Lindsay plan for a city income tax as a solution to rising costs and urban revenue gaps. It notes the need for state and city council approval, compares to other cities, and highlights automatic growth with city expansion and commuter taxation.
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New York City
John V. Lindsay
United States
Lindsay
New York
Manhattan
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Gadsden
Missouri
Kansas City
St. Louis
Kentucky
Lyndon Johnson a Pivotal Movie Czar Pick in 1960s Era
Drew Pearson reports that LBJ promoted Valenti to movie czar with a $175000 salary after pressuring for the man, sidelining Moyers. Valenti gained security duties from Bundy era, with Rostow as deputy and Helms reporting to him, amid insider puzzlement.
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Valenti
Moyers
McGeorge Bundy
Ford Foundation
Walt Rostow
State Department
White House
Central Intelligence
CIA
Dick Helms
Mexico Is Using TV to Wipe Out Illiteracy
A Denver style compilation notes TV is used to reduce illiteracy and contrasts it with U S usage. The piece discusses shifting attitudes toward media driven education and civic impact.
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Mexico
United States
Indianapolis Star
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