Prestige Is Key For U.S. Major Powers
An editorial argues major powers fail to meet prestige expectations. It criticizes the USSR for propaganda against the United States and notes Britain devalues peace talks by trade interests with North Vietnam and Red China. It questions China's diplomacy and France's role, concluding the United States must act as the world’s last prestige conscious power.
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Soviet Union
United States
U.S
North Viet Nam
Red China
Russia
Alexei N. Kosygin
NATO
South Viet Nam
Ussr
Britain
Moscow
China
Peking
Africa
Asia
Cuba
Indian
France
Charles de Gaulle
Viet Nam
Western Hemisphere
Department of Justice
Meter Experiment In Lubbock Prompts Coastal Interest
The FAME of removing downtown parking meters in Lubbock extends to Victoria Texas where merchants discuss the plan. Supporters praise the change for turnover while opponents prefer meters. Victoria’s mayor Kemper Williams Jr suggests cleaning or demolishing junky buildings to create space for parking lots.
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Lubbock
Victoria
Texas
Kemper Williams, Jr
Nausea At Norfolk
A Norfolk case shows evidence of a conspiracy targeting families of servicemen aboard the carrier Independence. Wives and dependents report harassment from anonymous callers criticizing the Vietnam War and threatening welcomes to the ship as it nears home. Naval intelligence calls it a definite pattern.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Independence
Naval
Viet Nam
McCone Report Urges Calm and Responsibility in Watts
The McCone assessment cautions public safety vigilance after the Watts riots and urges all citizens to address severe neighborhood problems. It emphasizes self improvement by Negro communities, rejects extremism, and warns that violence by a few should not mislead many.
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McCone
Watts
Los Angeles
Constitution Rereads Treason Dissent in Vietnam Debate
A column argues the US Constitution defines treason as aiding enemies, urging a re read amid protests and demonstrations near the White House and growing war casualties in Vietnam. It notes the need to curb dissent during wartime to prevent aiding the foe.
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Johnson
United States
Hanoi
America
Foxes In LBJ Henhouse: Martin Defies White House
The Federal Reserve under William McChesney Martin raised rates after tense White House clashes with President Johnson and Treasury Secretary Fowler. Critics say bankers in New York influence fed decisions, challenging presidential control of monetary policy and economic direction.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Bill Martin
Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
Johnson
Congress
Martin
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
Henry H
Joe) Fowler
Fed
National Banker's Bank
Bat Martin
New York
Alfred Hays
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Financelal
Hayes
Manhattan
LBJ
The
Fowler
Economic Club
New York City
Reserve Board
Lbj Ranch
White House
Banking Foxes
Critique of Harlem Theater Workshop Funding Controversy
Andrew Tully criticizes the Office of Economic Opportunity for spending 40000 dollars on a Harlem theater workshop that educated young Negroes to hate whites. He attacks LeRoi Jones and CEO leadership, calling for accountability and a halt to public money financing extremist art and white-hating content.
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Washington
James Kelleher
Office of Economic Opportunity
New York City
Harlem
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Leroi Jones
Jones
Kelleher
America
Hanoi
New Freedom
Military test to gauge fleet vulnerability by Army and Navy
Army and Navy plan a joint test of fleet vulnerability to atomic attack amid ongoing unification disputes. The announcement notes high-level cooperation and efforts to conduct the experiment despite interservice tensions.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Wall Street wary as volume hits all time high myths engulf mood
Henry J. Taylor notes record NYSE activity before a Fed rate move. He warns soaring volume reflects fear of government debt and planned economy under Johnson, with investors weighing blue chip strength against looming market risk and potential losses.
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Washington
Johnson
Kennedy Johnson
Kennedy
King Knute
Government as the nation's growth industry and burden
Guest editorial notes U S News & World Report figures show public employment up 29 percent in ten years while nonfarm jobs rose 16 percent. Payrolls climbed from 36.3 to 68 billion, totaling 10 million public workers. Every four workers now carries a government employee.
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U.S. News & World Report
Wheeling
W.va
Intelligencer
Texas and California top movers in national migration
Texas California and Florida lead in attracting out of state residents and also supply residents to one another. Texas trades with California, the exchange nearly even for nine months in 1965. California remains a major source for Texas migrants with Louisiana New Mexico Oklahoma and Illinois following.
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Texas
California
Florida
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
San Angelo
Standard-Times
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Novak
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George C. Marshall
Pearl Harbor
Office of Naval Intelligence
Post Office
Doran D. Zinner
U. of Miami
Henry J. Taylor
New York Stock Exchange
Hyear
Wall Street
General Motors
Standard Oil
New Jersey
At&t
Federal Communications Commission
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