Rumors swirl over Tower party switch and 1966 bid
The piece notes rumors of Texas Senator John Tower possibly leaving the Republicans for the Democrats in 1966. It also covers Tower's defense of Governor Connally amid attacks over the state poverty program and vetoes. Analysts weigh political risks and the likelihood of a primary challenge versus general election strategy.
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Shortage of Doctors in Rural India Compared With Food Scarcity
The report notes only five percent of India's doctors reside outside towns, leaving the rural population of over 300 million underserved. The piece argues rural doctors face heavy burdens and contrasts with shortages common in rural America.
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Crime in Streets Prompt Congress Inaction Seen
Washington reports rising crime and few action prospects as Congress debates wheat subsidies immigration and other issues. FBI data show serious crime growth outpacing population, with District of Columbia crime up sharply and rape and gonorrhea rates at record levels amid public outcry.
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Why The Hurry In A World Of Unsolved Diseases
Kenneth Dixon argues against rushing jet and space programs while medical research for cancer heart disease and other illnesses remains underfunded. He laments a culture of speed and taxpayer spending without clear disease cures and urges directing billions toward prevention and treatment rather than rapid conquest of space.
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LBJ-RFK Feud Cooling Signals Political Shift
Kennedy highlights White House bill signing pen photo in his newsletter signaling a thaw in the Kennedy Johnson feud. The moment, captured July 1, underscores a broader move toward détente as Democratic leaders watch gossip fade and gestures ease.
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Johnson chalks up Viet Nam wins amid mixed White House message
President Johnson solidifies congressional support for his Viet Nam policy while inviting talks with any party. Doves and critics such as McGovern Morse and Morse push alternative paths but face limited influence as Johnson maintains escalation, negotiations, and bipartisan briefing strategy. Dr King’s protests draw little public administration scrutiny.
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Johnson Kennedy Feud Shapes White House Politics
Washington observers note a cooling, calculated shift in ties between President Johnson and Senator Kennedy as Johnson strengthens his coalition in Congress. Kennedy remains distant on key issues including Vietnam while leveraging White House aides to chart an independent path, signaling a cautious détente in a tense political feud.
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Switzerland's Swiss System and People in Geneva
Henry J. Taylor extols Swiss independence and cantonal rights centered in Geneva. He notes limited federal taxes, local legislation, and frequent referendums. The piece admires education, media, and social harmony while contrasting Geneva's progress with Europe's Iron Curtain states.
MacArthur to lead rush into conquered Japan in ten days
General MacArthur announced he would depart quickly for Japan at the head of a large Allied force and would dictate surrender terms in the enemy homeland within ten days. Russian troops entered Manchurian cities Hsinking Mukden Harbin as Moscow quoted Japan’s vast empire nearly fully occupied. regional hog show tops paid prize of 375 dollars with 45 dollar premium, gifts entered from multiple states. Lubbock Army Air Field to host regional War Chest officials planning 1945 campaign on the South Plains starting in October.
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Government studies aim to steer hurricanes and trigger storms
The government weighs an ambitious program to alter hurricane paths and even initiate storms to gain advantage against the Viet Cong. The proposal envisions leveraging weather to disrupt enemy operations and bolster military strategy.
Out-Of-Staters Seen as Asset in Texas Higher Education
A Fort Worth Star-Telegram guest editorial argues the expected influx of about 26 000 new students from out of state will boost Texas universities. The writer notes higher tuition for nonresidents and stricter admission standards, but sees long term benefits as educated newcomers contribute to the economy and cosmopolitan outlook.
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Dallas attorney warns of military takeover at labor meet
Otto Mullinax of Dallas, an ADA director, told the AFL-CIO convention in El Paso that a military coup is possible in the United States. He warned against partnerships between big business and national defense agencies and urged caution about who labor listens to. He urged confidence in military leaders defending freedom.
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