Dissenting U.S. Politicians Draw Soviet Attention, Moscow Eyes
Moscow signals focus on anti Vietnam statements by U S politicians with Pravda praising McCarthy and others. Romney set for December Moscow visit while officials warn of propaganda use and renewed dissident activity to influence U S policy.
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Yale President Attacks Draft Crackdown Critique
President Brewster of Yale questions Hershey's claim of an executive crackdown as an overreach. He notes Hershey did not order inductions, only urged local boards, which have power to rank delinquents under Selective Service laws.
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Wedding of Lynda Bird Johnson and Charles Robb Draws Media Noise
The wedding of Lynda Bird Johnson and Marine Captain Charles S Robb attracts heavy press attention and public curiosity. The couple plan to wed next Saturday with Miss Johnson leaving a magazine job and Robb likely to serve in Vietnam in March. The rite marks the seventh White House daughter wedding, with fans and critics weighing privacy versus publicity.
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Sleepy fish puzzle reassures weary anglers
Scientists studying fish behavior say fish sleep like people and are hard to wake with lights or noise. They rest best at night and favor a comfortable rock as a pillow, a finding some anglers may find comforting despite often getting no bites.
US urged to press France on WWI debt repayment
In a column weighing US French relations, David Lawrence argues the United States should demand repayment of World War I and II loans from France. He cites $5.1 billion past due, notes France’s large gold reserves, and says redressing the debt would aid US balance of payments and honor.
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McCarthy bid splits liberal ADA ahead of Johnson clash
Eugene McCarthy formally announces his candidacy and splits the liberal movement as the ADA weighs a national board meeting in Washington on January 13 to endorse his bid against President Johnson. Labor and LBJ loyalists may bolt the ADA, threatening its 21 year coalition life.
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Hate Talk Backfires As White Black Tensions Rise
Washington editor notes that figures like Frederick H. Brooks fuel fear that white America views a Black Power voice as representative of Negroes. Brooks argues violence to gain rights, prompting concern among reformers and liberal leaders about a potential liberal labor schism and impact on ADA backing of McCarthy versus Johnson.
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Unrest in Jerusalem and CIO wage demand ripple
Reports from Jerusalem cite 14 deaths amid early clashes as Arabs and Jews clash during a 24 hour period. In Washington CIO leaders press for a third postwar pay rise for its 6 million union members amid broader labor action. In Congress a Republican chair claims Russia seeks to dominate world affairs with a 4 050 000 strong Bolshevik army.
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Debt, Interest Rates, and the Great Society's Spending
Henry J. Taylor argues that high government deficits fuel inflation and drive up interest rates. He cites a rising federal debt from 283 to 340 billion dollars, widening money supply, and quick-maturing debt. He warns only ending deficit financing can stop the rent on money from climbing.
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Editorial warns escalating auto prices amid recalls after UAW Ford deal
Huntington Herald Dispatch argues higher Ford prices may follow the UAW contract while recalls tallied 745000 Ford cars and over 1.1 million GM models. It questions if pay raises boosted productivity and workmanship and cites industry recalls across major automakers.
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Timely Quotes on Inflation and Housing Starts
A reader argues that raising interest rates to fight inflation is false and notes that high rates wiped out at least 500000 new housing starts in the last year. Rep Wright Patman D Tex is cited.
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Dear Turnrow Tunker Impressions On Caviar And Fashion
Dear Turnrow Tunker offers witty remarks on hosting with caviar and compares expensive items to equally costly but tastier options. A question about high boot popularity for young women prompts observations on winter styles and practical coverage.
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