Humphrey backs militant NFO as farm bargaining plan outlined
Vice President Hubert Humphrey endorses the National Farmers Organization at its convention and lauds its bargaining power tactic to withhold grains. The piece notes NFO aims to halt grain sales to push prices up while raising concerns over government intervention and potential inflation, with criticism of such strategies.
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Hubert Humphrey
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Upper
Great Plains
Midwest
United States
Cept
National Farmers Union
Orville Freeman
Humphrey
NFU
Man with plan to end Vietnam is escorted from White House
Ezra Mullins arrives at the West Gate with a briefcase claiming a solution to end the war. Secret Service detains and transports him to St Elizabeths Hospital as President Johnson notes this is an election year.
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Washington
Vietnam
Johnson
Ezra Mullins
White House
Mac
Mullins
Secret Service
White House Annex
Dent
White House Gate
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Johnson's Australia trip and Asian policy debate
Fragmented text discusses President Johnson's Australia visit as part of shaping Asia policy. It mentions allies like Italy, support for ending the war, and scholars urging multilateral Asian leadership while warning of Communist expansion. It emphasizes shared responsibility and prudence in using U S power in Asia.
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Johnson
Australia
Canberra
America
Asia
Vietnam
Byrd Builds Up Power in Senate Leadership Fight
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that Sen. Robert Byrd's Capitol Hill favors and police escorts to catch planes highlight his rising influence. The article suggests Byrd could become Democratic leader as early as January 1969 amid intra party tensions and liberal resistance.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Capitol Hill
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Byrd
Johnson
Bobby Byrd
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert S. Kerr
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Spy Case Reverberations Prompt Security Push in Washington
Washington debates security after Harold Philby case exposes casual handling of classified data. The piece notes leaks by technicians on hush hush projects and profiles Senate power shifts involving Mansfield, Byrd, Muskie, Sparkman, and Fulbright, with警 internal reforms urged. It recounts Pawel Monat’s Polish Embassy espionage, dinner mishap, and Wisniewski’s role, illustrating risks to US aerospace research and government contracting.
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Washington
Phiby
Harold
Kim) Philby
Philby
Pawel Monat
FBI
Warsaw
Monat
Chicago
Tadeusz Wisniewski
Uncle Sam
Where's the money coming from in the Great Society
Henry J. Taylor argues that the Great Society is funded by government printing presses and debt. He cites rising public and private debt, Fed and Treasury roles, and shrinking gold reserves to claim the US prints money while savers face negative real returns. He warns that funds come from government printing, not private savings.
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Great Society
U. S
U. S. Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Board
U.s
Washington
U. S. Treasury
Memory Lane: Athens Police seize 500 in plot to assassinate leaders
Athens police rounded up more than 500 people linked to a Communist inspired plot to assassinate prominent Greek epouticiana including former Premier Staglianos Gona. Manila faces a direct typhoon strike 12 hours earlier than expected. The Marshall Plan faces Republican misgivings as Rome eyes recovery funds. A new Texas fish hatchery near San Marcos costs nearly 300000 dollars and will be the largest in the state.
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Athens
Staglianos Gona
San Marcos
Texas
Staples Road
Jest For Fun Couple Visits Psychiatrist Punchline
A husband waits as his wife completes her first psychiatry session. He asks about progress and the doctor confesses little was achieved as the wife spent most of the time requesting the doctor move a secretive item to hide it in another area of the office.
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Siashand
Chariie Wadsworth
Orlando Sentinel
Secretary Wirtz Rebukes Press For Emphasizing Crises
Secretary of Labor W Willard Wirtz criticized the national press for overemphasizing sensational crises such as the Vietnam conflict inflation racial riots and slums while neglecting Democratic administration achievements. The Birmingham News notes his rebuke and calls for balanced reporting.
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W. Willard Wirtz
Birmingham News
Wirtz
How To Do It Moscow Experiment Converts Farms to Profit
The Soviet Union tested a 400 deficit-operated state farms transfer to a profit system. The report notes this aligns with long standing advocacy of profit motive by farmers, including Texas growers, who question how to actually turn a profit in farming.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Texas
Dallas Morning News
Dear Turnrow Tunker Warns on Tax Debate and Night Fear
In a syndicated Turnrow Tunker column, C. C. McBride questions tax increases to bolster dollar confidence, arguing fear of crime and riots at night should not drive tax policy. The piece notes advisers worry over foreign distrust and suggests gold aid as an alternative.
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Arkansas
J. W. Fulbright
Fulbright
Sid McMath
Orval Faubus
McMath
John Sparkman
Alabama
Sparkman
Wilam Proxmire
Wisconsin
U.S
Nerne
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ART Buchwald
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David Lawrence
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Holt
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Khey
Asian
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Novak
Andrew Tully
Mansfield
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Long
TMOK
Wisniewski
Bert Wisniewski
Aerodynamica
Henry J. Taylor
Eiffel Tower
Theta 80
Federal Reserve Banks
The
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Manila
Sunup
Truman
State Merete
C. C. McBride
Dear Turnrow Tunker
Q. C. Mauiride
Chicago Tribune
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