Senator Morse predicts impeachment talk amid nationwide trip
The Oregon Senator Wayne Morse, described as volatile, returns from a cross country tour claiming rising talk of impeaching President Johnson. The piece questions Morse's stance on Vietnam and suggests locals doubt his claims while defending Judge Ellis's selection in Texas.
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Douglas MacArthur
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Oregonian
Neck of the Woods
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Reds
Capital Idea Over Virginia Plates Honors College Merit
Virginia lawmaker Rep. J. L. Bradshaw proposes annual license plates in one state college color to honor the best academic record from the previous year. He argues the scheme would spur effort and properly recognize the student body with the top record.
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Texas
J. L. Bradshaw
Golly
Bradshaw
Fast Shuffle of Officials Wows Washington
Washingtonians return from vacation to a flood of Johnson personnel moves. Lyndon Johnson reshuffles aides, ambassadors, and judges, naming Thurgood Marshall to the Supreme Court, Abe Fortas for Goldberg’s seat, and new VOA and UN posts while keeping the vice president and Earl Warren unchanged.
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George Reedy
LBJ
Hammer-Toes
Bill Moyers
Texas
Abe Fortas
Goldberg
U.N
New York
Lyndon Johnson
Earl Warren
Justice in Wartime The Murky Line of Executions
A wartime column questions the shape of justice in war zones citing a Viet Nam base execution of a woman with explosives and historic cases of swift or brutal judgments. The author notes trials blurred or absent and asks whether fear and survival drive justice or simply lynching.
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West Lake
U.S
Soc Trang
Viet Nam
Death
Far East
Bread Subsidy Battle Looms In Washington Cereals Ring
The administration seeks higher wheat grower income while Johnson imposes a strict farm spending ceiling. Bakers face a subsidy shift raising the bushel fee from 75 cents to 1.25, likely passed to consumers. Orville Freeman sports a badge decrying the “bread trust” as the big firms control nearly 60 percent of profits.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Orville Freeman
Freeman
S. ‘‘Bread Trust
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Bread Trust
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Robert Dole
Goldwater
Kansas
House Gop Policy Committee
Congressional friction over FDA head and bread tax clash
Washington column critiques Dr. Sadusk of the FDA amid House subcommittee scrutiny of drug approvals. It notes Rep. Fountain's defense of congressional oversight, discusses a proposed bread tax and lobbying by Maurice Rosenblatt, and highlights political dynamics among Republicans and urban Democrats on farm subsidies.
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Ueeen F. Sadusk Jr
Sadusk
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Congress
House Intergovernmental Relations
Drug Trade News
Rep
L. H. Fountain
D-Nc
Fountain
Education and Welfare
Arthur Celebreeze
Dr. Sadusk
Sree
Misverbena
Seve E. Sadusk
Joseph Resnick
Dutchess County
N.Y
Resnick
National Biscuit Co
Beacon
Nabisco
Lee S. Bickmore
New York
Doctors Debate Medicare Policy Within AMA Ranks
The article analyzes doctors divided over Medicare with union pressure and refusals to sign. It cites AMA President James Appel urging compliance if Congress passes the bill, while opponents worry boycotts invite antitrust action and government involvement.
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AMA
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Appel
James M. Read
Nevada State Medical Association
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George Petznick
Ohio State Medical Association
Dr. Read
Saskatchewan
New York
Congress
Madison Avenue
America
Washington
Notable 1945 figures and local drives in Texas events
Obituary notes Senator Hiram W. Johnson dies at 78, former Roosevelt era vice presidential candidate. Crosbyton reports a $2710.50 public drive for Company B Texas State Guard. Austin notes absentee voting on four proposed Texas Constitution changes and mentions American War Dads officers.
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Hiram W. Johnson
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United States
League of Nations
Theodore Roosevelt
Crosbyton
Texas State Guard
Eee County
Roy McEachern
Lubbock
Austin
Texas
Ing
Supreme Court
Water Thinking United on National Water Policy
The editorial criticizes wasteful water use in the United States and urges a nationwide policy. It calls for joint federal and state programs to plan long term river basin water management and comprehensive local, state, and federal actions to protect water resources.
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America
Christian Science Monitor
Dark Glasses Stir Summer Street Reactions
A column discusses the temptations and social risks of summer attire and eye wear. It notes that heavy dark glasses exaggerate misperceptions and may invite unwanted advances, while urging men to curb advances and wear restraint in public.
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