No Lid On Debt Interest In 1964 Budget
Sylvia Porter explains that interest on the national debt will exceed 10 billion dollars in fiscal 1964, second only to defense in the budget. She notes rising rates, a growing debt, and how taxpayers fund this burden while investors hold U.S. securities.
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Federal Reserve System
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
Ward Johnson founder of Long Beach Independent dies at 71
Ward Johnson a founder of the Long Beach Independent died Saturday in Long Beach California at age 71 of a heart attack. He served as a Republican member of the U S House from California's 18th District from 1945 to 1945.
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Independent
House of Representatives
California
Misuse Of Aid Funds To Be Charged At Convention
Milwaukee AP reports the 72nd annual General Federation of Women's Clubs convention opens with 2500 delegates. Highlights include a proposal to arouse public awareness of misuse of Aid to Dependent Children funds and a speech by Vice President Lyndon Johnson. Resolutions urge stricter enforcement, illiteracy reduction, religious education values, anti pep pills, and a long term tax cut to combat inflation.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
Dexter Otis Arnold
Washington, D. C
Congress
Wisconsin Senator Nelson Among 10 Most Promising Men in Congress
Nelson of Wisconsin is named one of ten most promising men in Congress by 25 Washington correspondents. The list includes eight Democrats and two Republicans from ten states, with notable figures such as Birch Bayh Daniel Inouye Edward Kennedy Abraham Ribicoff Donald Fraser Robert Duncan Charles Weltner and Robert Taft Jr.
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Connecticut
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Colorado
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Minnesota
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Oregon
Charles Weltner
Georgia
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Macmillan Orders Inquiry Into Profumo Security Breach
Prime Minister Macmillan, returning from a golf vacation, ordered an inquiry led by Lord Dilhorne into security aspects of the Profumo affair. The probe, likely finished this week, could affect his leadership as Conservative critics urge accountability and possible resignation. Ward, linked to the case, faced prostitution charges without bail, signaling broader legal action. The report may be presented to Macmillan and Harold Wilson but need not be public.
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Eugene) Ivanov
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