Denticare Idea Sparks Debate On Federal Aid For Children
A San Antonio speech by President Johnson inspires discussion of expanding dental care for children under six and other broad welfare measures. Critics warn that universal benefits erode personal responsibility while supporters tout improved public health and long term savings. the piece notes tensions between expanding government and maintaining American character.
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Johnson
San Antonio
Congress
Men Wear Women's Pants Says Snyder Newsletter
The Snyder Newsletter reports a fashion reversal with men adopting women's pants and wide polka dot neckties.Boutique owners note about 20 percent of girls pants suits shift to men while observers ponder future gender distinctions in dress.
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Snyder's
Britain
Patience urged as Viet Nam crisis tests U S positions
In Washington analysts argue amid Viet Nam factions Buddhist and military pressure, insisting elections must come in 1967 while the United States mediates. Editorials warn against a rushed timetable and stress that Americans must stay patient, avoid implying support for any side, and ensure Vietnamese choose their own government.
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United States
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Loniun la Telegraph
Viet Nam
Hys
Chang
London Daily ‘Telegraph
Department of State
Stanford Poll Controversy Sparks GOP War Over Vietnam Polls
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report on the Stanford Poll that claims majority support for a coalition government in Vietnam, challenged by professional pollsters who argue the questions were framed to mislead. They note NCR and Stanford contract details and differing interpretations as election season intensifies.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Stanford University
Stanford
National Opinion Research Center
University of Chicago
Johnson
Naval Academy under fire over cheating and reforms
Washington Post investigation cites policy that hides failing grades at Annapolis and a quota system in first year classes. Allegations include selective passing, a fired professor claim, and calls for stronger academic standards and integrity at the US Naval Academy.
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Washington
Congress
US Naval Academy
Washington Post
Annapolis
Sjassin
Bernard
Academy
Exhh
Spanish Republican leader ties Franco to aggression in France
From memory lane archives an April 12 1946 dispatch notes a Spanish Republican leader stirring controversy by alleging Franco Spain threatens France. Lubbock retailers discuss meat shortages with a focus on securing supplies while Washington reports improved world food prospects as postwar grain and meat measures move ahead. Activation plans for Organized Reserve corps units are announced for this summer.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
New York
Spain
France
Washington
Truman
Congress
Army of the United States
Organized Reserve Corps
Dimethylaminoethylmethacrylate and universe theories teased
A science note highlights a new chemical name and puzzled astronomers explore the universe's ticking mechanism. Three theories propose explanations for the cosmos while nature’s segregation is illustrated by the saying birds of a feather flock together.
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Science Magazine
Markes
Wise Men's Aid Needed in a Narrow World View
Henry J. Taylor argues a lack of balance in U S policy and society. He attacks excessive government spending civil rights activism and liberalism while urging wiser restraint across foreign aid unions education and power concentration. He warns of overreach in politics and trends toward superpower status.
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Johnson
Congress
Supreme Court
Adam Clayton Powell
Export Trade In Texas Leads Nation In Petroleum Exports
Guest editorial notes Texas ranks high in export activity led by petroleum and agricultural goods, with manufacturing exports growing toward a billion-dollar mark. It credits Gus Connally administration efforts, highlights seven state wide seminars by the Texas Industrial Commission to educate manufacturers about foreign trade, and urges legislative support for expanded export programs to bring new money and jobs into the state.
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Texas
New York
California
Gus John Connally
Texas Industrial Commission
Chambers of Commerce
San Angelo
Dear Turnrow Tunker on wage hikes pork in the military
O C McBride questions the administrations 2 percent noninflationary wage rise and notes past 3 2 beer while observing U S aid to foreign nations and nuclear programs He asks if Pentagon orders to cut pork rations for six months reflect servicemen's protests and recalls canned luncheon meals.
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Pentagon
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Caiptol Hill
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Idaho
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Ponder
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Union
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O. C. McBride
Turnrow Tunker
Oklahoma
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