Where Should Government Intervene In Private Business
The column argues the Johnson administration increasingly uses federal power to press private companies, citing aluminum and copper price fights. It questions presidential pressure on executives, export controls, and procurement threats, urging limits on government influence over business and warning about eroding freedoms as federal handouts grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Gov
Robert McNamara
McNamara
New York Commodity Exchange
London
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of Defense
LBJ
Bobby Baker
Texas
Republican Party
Washington
Forbes Wing Due For Omaha Shift
The 55th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing headquartered at Forbes Air Force Base Topeka Kansas will move to Offutt Air Force Base near Omaha by end of 1966. At Offutt the 38th Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron will receive eight EC135 aircraft and Forbes personnel. The SAC plan also Inactivates the 34th Air Refueling Squadron early in summer 1966 with KC135 tankers reassigned to Pease AFB New Hampshire.
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Omaha
Neb
55Th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Kan
Offutt Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Forbes
55Th
Offutt
38Th
Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron
SAC
34Th
100Th
Pease Afb
New Hampshire
Unemployment in Kansas Holds Steady at 1.3 Percent
The Kansas Employment Security Division reports unemployment held steady last week with 1.3 percent insured unemployment, unchanged from the prior week. Benefits totaling 175,377 dollars were paid to 4,662 people, compared with a year ago when the rate was 1.8 percent.
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Topeka
Kansas
Young Men Slain In Drive In Tiff
In St Louis two young men died after a brawl erupted at a west side drive in restaurant early today. Patrolmen Hoffman and Roussin in plain clothes attempted to stop the fight and were struck by onlookers. Gunfire sparked as the melee continued. Kaiser 19 University City Mo and Rosenkrantz 21 St Louis were shot. Officers Hoffman and Roussin were hospitalized with minor injuries and released or admitted.
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ST. Louis
Alonzo Hoffman
John Roussin
Parkmoor
West Side
Roussin
John Kaiser
University City
Harry Rosenkrantz
Hoffman
Amish School Laws Break Quiet Tradition in Iowa
In Hazleton Iowa an Amish community faced enforcement of state education rules as girls in bonnets and boys in hats were taken to a public school. Parents cried while children sang on the bus but some hid in cornfields to avoid the ride.
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Hazleton
Iowa
Buchanan County
Harlan Lemon
Abe Yoder
Hazelton
Area Man Killed In Viet Nam War
Lansing Kansas reports the death of Marvin Schalipp Jr a 23 year old specialist fourth class with the 1st Cavalry Division Air Mobile in Viet Nam He died after being airlifted to a battle zone while defending a bridge He had served in Viet Nam since last August and entered the Army in 1963 Survivors include his widow from Mountain View Arizona married March 14 1964
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Lansing. Kan
Lansing
Viet Nam
Leavenworth County
Marvin Schalipp
Marvin Schalipp Jr
Young Schalipp
1St Cavalry Division
Air Mobile
Army
Mountain View
Ariz
Medics Tell LBJ to Go Easier
Two of President Johnsons doctors told him to take it easy until after the new year. They called his gall bladder kidney stone recovery satisfactory and urged rest and a graduated exercise program. Johnson flew to the LBJ Ranch near Johnson City for an indefinite stay likely through Thanksgiving.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
James C. Cain
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Kansas fans rally for KU MU football clash
A Kansas University rally drew Dr Wescoe, Mrs Wescoe, KU pom pon girls and students to urge the football team before the K U vs M U game. Avery led cheers, cited past 100 year history, and invited Gov Hearnes to attend. The team left for Topeka after the rally.
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Avery
Wescoe
Lauck Lanahan
Lanahan
Stouffer Place
Tigers
A. H. Cromb
Mission Hills
Kansas Board of Regents
Ray Evans
Kansas City
Warren Hearnes
Missouri
Ku-Mu
Hearnes
St. Louis
Mitchell
Kansas Citian Dies After Car Hit Crossing Street
John Kattich age 83 was struck by a car while crossing a street in front of his auto supply store Friday night He died about two hours later at Providence Hospital without regaining consciousness.
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Kansas City
Kan
John Kattich
Providence Hospital
Quail season opens with good prospects despite dry conditions
Kansas hunters report excellent quail crops across much of the state though dry areas hinder dog work. The fish and game commission notes higher bird numbers than last year while season runs to December 31 with eight bay and sixteen possession limits after opening day.
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Fish and Game Commission
Kansas
Girl Stops Auto And Mother Says Two Lives Saved
In Kansas City a 12 year old safety patrol crossing guard Deborah Sue Banion halted a runaway car carrying two small children near Mark Twain School. She jumped in and steered the vehicle to the curb saving the children, the mother says.
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Kansas City
Deborah Sue Banion
Mark Twain School
Deborah
Four Minor Injuries In Friday Accidents
Four persons sustained minor injuries in three Friday traffic accidents on Lawrence streets. At 9th and Mo Sts a two car crash injured two women, Donna K Braunlich and Jolce Garlinghouse, neither needing treatment. A second collision at 10th and Pa Sts left Jean I Brown with a headache after colliding with B H Pennel. A third incident at 10th and Pa Sts involved Larry Riggs striking a parked car owned by David Austin. Damages totaled 225 1800 and 1350 respectively.
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Lawrence
Donna K. Braunlich
Kansas City
Kan
Jolce Garlinghouse
Vt. St
William Penglase
Ark. St
David C. Austin
W. 26Th St
McLouth Man Killed in Two-Car Crash
Earl L. Zook aged 63 from McLouth died in a two car collision on K16 one mile east of McLouth. The other driver was 30 year old George L. Cline of Tonganoxie. Both drivers were alone in their vehicles.
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Mclouth
Kan
Earl L. Zook
K16
Here
Zook
George L. Cline
Tonganoxie
Copper Stockpile Sales Trigger Copper Price Rollback
New York AP report notes the government sale of 200000 tons of copper from stockpiles prompted Anaconda and Phelps Dodge to rescind two cent a pound price increases. Kennecott kept prices unchanged as Treasury Secretary Fowler emphasized supplying markets to curb inflation.
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New York
Anaconda Co
Phelps Dodge Corp
Kennecott Copper Corp
U.S
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Chicago
African students urge Britain to act on Rhodesia
A KU group of about 22 students demonstrated outside the British Consulate in Kansas City opposing Rhodesia's independence. They delivered a letter urging Britain to use military force to topple Rhodesia's white minority government and hang its premier Jan Smith, while officials said sanctions should suffice.
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Kansas City
Rhodesia
Africa
University of Kansas
A. V. E. Gray
Britain
Jan Smith
Morrison stockpiles trout in home pool in Dallas
Archie Morrison cast a line from his diving board into the Dallas pool and landed a rainbow trout. He says TV hates to see the pool empty eight months a year, so he stocked it with about 2M fish.
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Dallas, Ore
Archie Morrison
Morrison
Woman, 24, Halted From Jump At Kaw River Bridge
A 24 year old woman was stopped from leaping into the Kaw River by a passing motorist on the west ledge of the Kaw River bridge at about 8 05 this morning. Police said family problems appeared to drive the attempted suicide. Officers talked with her and took her to relatives' home.
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Kaw River
Recruit Charges Dropped Against Drill Instructor
Sgt. Clyde Cornelison, 29, a Marine drill instructor at Parris Island, was acquitted of mistreatment charges. Two other instructors, Sgt. Donald A. Stewart and Cpl. J. W. Nelson, face a general court martial on similar charges. Eight recruits from Great Falls claimed they were beaten. Cornelison denied slapping recruits Colin Price and George Cooper, while agreeing with other testimony.
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Parris Island
S.C
Clyde Cornelison
Marine Corps
Donald A. Stewart
Parksburg
Cpl
J. W. Nelson
Alva
Cornelison
Cocoa Beach
Fla
Great Falls
D.C
Stewart
Nelson
Colin Price
George Cooper
Wayne Boone
Ernest Poag
Leap to Fire Net Hurts Kansas Bay
In Wichita an 18 year old, Bob Alan Denton, jumped from a 65 foot fire department training tower into a safety net. The net broke and he sustained back and internal injuries and was listed in fair condition. Denton admitted the stunt was for kicks and said he had been drinking beer at two taverns before the 1 30 a m leap.
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Wichita
Bob Alan Denton
Dale Hearon
Denton
Hearon
In Memoriam Note for Beloved Husband and Father
A memorial message expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for their faithful help since an accident took him away. Signed by Mrs. Buena Vista Ulrich and family members Annette Marshall and Paul David.
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Buena Vista Ulrich
Annette, Marshall
Paul David
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U. S
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Custom House
Gus Dorgan
Associated Press
J. Walter Green
Lawrence Yweoat
Shanty International Call Vie
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Kansas Union
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Centron Corp
Albert
Phillips Petroleum Co
Eva Gabor
Lawrence Public Library
Salina
Hutchinson
Johnson County
Kansas Information Circuit
State Library
Archie
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
Owembed
National Seleetdy Morticians
Rimsey Funeral Home
Rumsey
K.C
Kansas Bay
Memoriam
Lawrence Memorial Co
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