Cost of leadership and the price of power
The piece argues the United States must bear the cost of leadership as outlined in President Johnson's 1965 budget, with 62 percent for defense foreign aid and space. It cites George W Ball on the limits of power and notes dangers in Cuba, Hungary, Korea, and the need to use power to defend principles without imperial overreach.
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United States
Johnson
George W. Ball
Women’s National Democratic Club
State Department
Cuba
Washington
Havana
Free World
Communist Bloc
Western Alliance
Soviet Union
China
Hungary
Korea
Russia
Britain
France
Japan
Spain
Verified Freeze shifts burden in Geneva disarmament talks
The United States under President Johnson calls for a verified freeze on nuclear delivery vehicles as an alternative to fixed inspections. Washington ties the offer to limited agreements like the test ban treaty, while warning that Soviet noncooperation could prevent verification and heighten security risks amid fears of hidden missiles.
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Geneva
United States
Johnson
Soviet Union
Eurasia
Cuba
Terror in the Unions Indict four officials over attempt to unionize by force
A New York county grand jury has indicted four union officials accused of conspiracy to terrorize telephone workers and executives. They allegedly aimed to dynamite cables and pour acid on lines to intimidate workers into joining a rebel union aligned with James Hoffa's Teamsters.
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New York County
James Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Conelrad Question Reappears in The Furrow Letter
In the John Deere Co publication The Furrow a reader asks what happened to Conelrad after six months its status remains unclear and the inquiry echoes past confusion about the program.
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Furrow
The
John Deere Co
Conelrad
Biblical Quotes On Prayer From The Book Of Job And Burns
A fragment notes lines invoking prayer and divine blessing from Job and Robert Burns. The text contrasts seeking the Lord with expressions of desire and faith, reflecting devotional themes common in classic literature.
Washington Report News Digest Highlights and Quips
A George Washington University audience hears Justice Arthur Goldberg emphasize caring as key to success. Senate leaders push budgeting honesty, while Barr faces questions on economics as FDIC nominee. Pell proposes a three year metric study amid unit conversions. Webb and Nelson provide space and public life quips.
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George Washington University
Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
Joseph W. Barr
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Senate Banking Committee
A. Willis Robertson
Dem.Va
Mr. Barr
Barr
Harvard
Robertson
Yesteryears: Local youth show steers at Houston Fat Stock
Margie Mae John and Glenda Fuqua of Flower Mound 4-H display steers at the Houston Fat Stock show. Three downtown Cache buildings burned in a fire worth about 50 thousand dollars.
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Margie Mae John
Glenda Fuqua
Flower Mound
Houston
Cache
Frankfurt
Frank C. Sneed
Lawton
Pilo
St.oil
Johnsons Poverty Policy Under Liberal and Conservative Sways
Marquis Childs Johnson Plan Silences Skeptics explores liberal critique of Kennedy era poverty aims and the White House salesmanship to the Business Advisory Council. It notes cautious optimism for 1964, possible inflation risk, and the balance between tax cuts, spending, and wage pressures.
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Business Advisory Council
White House
Mirror Of The Mind On Gender Bias And Fear Of Failure
The column notes unequal treatment of female runners by the AAU and cites male runners receiving support at finish lines. It also asks if aging heightens fear of failure, suggesting older individuals desist from many ventures after repeated setbacks. It argues personal dislikes exhaust workers and raises fatigue from interpersonal conflict.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Robert Paul
A.A.U
Almanac Today January 29 1964 history notes and birthdays
The Almanac for Wednesday January 29 1964 notes the date as the 29th day with 337 to follow, the moon near last quarter, and Venus and Jupiter visible. It lists birthdays including William McKinley, 25th U.S. president, and mentions On This Day history events from 1861, when Sevens joined the Union as the 3rd state.
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Venus
Jupiter
William McKinley
United States
Union
Sylvia Porter assesses blue chip MIP performance
Ten years after the NYSE launched the Monthly Investment Plan, Porter analyzes six top MIP favorites American Telephone General Electric General Motors Standard Oil of New Jersey and Tri- Continental. She shows disciplined regular investing beats timing, with steady dollar-cost averaging and selective choosing yielding long term gains.
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New York Stock Exchange
American Tele
Dow Chemical
General Electric
General Motors
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Tri- Continental
MIP
Telephone
Standard
N. J
Tri-Continental
New Jersey Standard
Nixon backs draft for GOP nomination amid Scranton rise
Nixon signals openness to a party convention draft as Goldwater and Rockefeller split the New Hampshire field. Scranton gains with modern Republicans while Nixon retains strength from 1960 and remains open to the vice presidency on a possible ticket.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
R. N
W. S
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Johnson
New Hampshire
Harold Stassen
Henry Cabot Lodge
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Scranton
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Bellmon Belles and banners in Oklahoma political chatter
A Shawnee woman pledges support for Henry Bellmon though he is not running. A voter registration report is issued for Oklahoma while party plans for Bud Wilkinson remain unclear. Raymond Gary gears for the Senate race and distances from the Quorum Club. The piece notes Johnson impeachment era gallery tickets colored by day.
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Henry Bellmon
U.S
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Raymond Gary
Bill Atkinson
Gary
Washington
Anti-Saloon League
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Gaylord Nelson
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R. J. Ray
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William S. White
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