President Symbolizes Well Power Of Office
The nation breathes easier as President Johnson shows signs of recovery and resumes the business of government from Bethesda Naval Hospital. The article notes how the presidency maintains a steady image amid surgery and world events while Pope Paul VII visits and the AMA scene provides light moments.
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Growth and Housing Funds Stir Neighborhood Zoning Debate
A debate pits demands for additional housing funds against restrictions on multi unit and high rise projects. The Planning and Zoning Commission seeks a balance between preserving neighborhood quality and allowing growth, with strong opinions on both sides and no easy solution.
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Johnson tied to Lockheed tip in 2 billion contract saga
The article alleges Lyndon B. Johnson leaked advance knowledge of a 2 billion Lockheed C-5A contract to build a Georgia plant. Senator Richard Russell’s remarks reportedly hinted at insider information, spurring aircraft stock trading and prompting scrutiny of political motives amid Johnson and Russell’s strained alliance over Viet Nam strategy.
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Notes on News and Bureaucracy in Johnson Era Echoes
A column discusses political boosts from a White House fellowship and a Lockheed contract leak amid Georgia Senate race. It also critiques bureaucratic growth at FPC and OEP, plus Johnson era staff moves and defense computer issues. The piece blends political intrigue with governance analysis, highlighting figures and agencies.
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Furniture Industry Faces Higher Trucking Costs and New Packaging
A Memphis industry leader warns that insurance-driven rate hikes could raise furniture shipping costs by up to 200 percent. Hungerford of Memphis launches HF SuspendoPAK cushioning and debuts a test dresser shipment to prove packaging efficacy. The move aims to prevent small shipments from being squeezed out and reduce overall damage claims in trucking.
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Hungerford
Memphis
Paul McQuisten
Southern Hardwood Traffic Association
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Chamber of Commerce
Evansville
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Atlanta
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Southern Furniture Manufacturers Asociation
Exposition Building
Editorial calls to liberalize abortion laws and practice
The piece argues taboos on abortion are fading and states should relax restrictions. It cites law limits in 45 states and shows doctors performing therapeutic abortions beyond life-saving grounds, aided by hospitals and law reform groups seeking to end criminal sanctions and rely on doctor patient private consultation. It notes Society for Humane Abortion and Association for the Study of Abortion pushing conferences and test cases to reshape policy.
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