No Tax Increase Likely Despite Inflation Risks
President Johnson seems to accept higher inflation than a tax rise, hoping political gains outweigh economic trouble. Administration downplays robust activity while blaming unions, corporations, housewives, bankers, mayors, and Congress for excess demand and spending.
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Dodd Raises Questions on Senate Ethics Crisis
Senator Dodd faces scrutiny over use of proceeds from campaign fund dinners. Senator McCarthy notes salary limits for lawmakers and calls for clear ethics rules. The piece urges a long overdue code of ethics to restore the Senate's damaged image.
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Newark Voters Face Historic Mayoral Race and Racial Shift
Editorial notes Newark mayors race as Dominick Spina cites a majority Black population and predicts potential first major city with White Establishment replaced by Black. details census flaws, party dynamics, and key candidates including Mayor Hugh Addonizio, challenger Kenneth Gibson, and CORE organizer Andrew Washington shaping a complex race with a possible Black majority on the City Council.
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Letters to The Editor on speeding and faith and politics
A long letter collection criticizes speeders whose parents condone recklessness and suggests governors or enforcement. condemns modern church services as blasphemous. comments on Communist trade policy, foreign policy, and American patriotism. includes readers from Farmville Virginia to Rockingham North Carolina and references Goldwater, Wallace, and Hiram Mann.
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Sheltered Crest of Wood Inspires Quiet Prayer
A fragment from a local column recalls a wanderer who found solace beneath trees and a praying elder, then shifts to a frost years ago and a statewide trustees meeting for community colleges in the Sky Room with speaker Dallas Herring. The piece notes civic and educational volunteers, a cancer prevention luncheon honoring Staley Cook, and North Carolina awards events with plans for two delegates to Norway.
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Ralph Rochelle
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Burlington
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Scott
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