Reuther visit probes Texas farm labor clash and Rangers
Walter Reuther leads a Detroit call for Senate intervention over farm worker injuries in Starr and Rio Grande valley areas. State Senators Maury Kennard Schwartz inspected sites noting property damage and local support for Rangers. The piece defends Texas law enforcement against alleged brutality while condemning violence and unlawful picketing.
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Walter P. Reuther
Unitate Workers Union
Rio
Texas Rangers
Oscar Maury
Dallas
Don Kennard
Fort Worth
A. R. Schwartz
Galveston
Starr County
Detroit
Reuther
U. S. Senate
Mrs Gandhi Blame Game Over Aid and Food Shortage
The article criticizes Indira Gandhi for blaming U S foreign aid while facing India’s food and population problems. It notes her Ambikapur rally attacks on U S policy, mentions Soviet aid pressures, and questions her view of Egypt’s Nasser as a progressive ally amid Arab unity and U S relations.
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India
Indira Gandhi
United States
United States Fills This Bill Perfectly. Mrs. Gandhi
Ambikapur
U. S
Gandhi
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Treasury officials seek action over growing silver coin shortage
Treasury officials fear a widening shortage of silver coins as inflation bites and the public worries about the value of money. The article notes concern over possible measures to stem the shortage and warns against a repeat of a previous crisis.
Death of Lt. James D. Carter Shocks Plainview Lubbock
Texas Tech graduate and Plainview High School football alumnus 2nd Lt. James D. Carter was killed by a sniper in Vietnam. He wrote to his mother that the war is not a good place to be and left behind a wife and infant son in Houston. The letter underscores the nation’s duty to honor fallen service members and seek honorable terms to end the war.
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Vietnam
Plainview
Lubbock
James D. Carter
Texas Tech
Frances Carter
Demilitarized Zone
Houston
Fragmentary thought on honoring and interpretation
Disjointed musings note how people might interpret honor and embarrassment. A speaker reflects on self expression and the social pressure to perform respect. The fragment hints at internal conflict and uncertain meaning.
Reform in Yugoslavia sparks peaceful political revolution
Belgrade dispatch reports that what began in 1965 as economic reform has pushed Yugoslav Communism toward democratization. Liberal party leaders confront entrenched bureaucrats seeking an open democratic society, signaling a revolution rivaling armed uprisings of the past.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Acros
Clarence Lee
St. Louis
Kinloch
Lee
Powell
Johnson
Race Strife and Reform Pressures Around Johnson 1960s
Contemporary observers note Lyndon Johnson faces white Negro tensions as 1960s unrest grows and polls warn of volatile reactions at forthcoming elections. Johnson groups negotiate with unions police officials and Negro leaders while Yugoslavia's reformist liberals push for socialist pluralism and reduced party power amid Rankovic purge fallout.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Adem Clayton Powell
Powell
Tito
Rankovicc
Rankovic
Gold Crisis Warning From Fed Chief in 1965 Speech
Federal Reserve Board Chairman Wilbur J. McChesney Martin warned of a looming gold crisis in a famous 1965 speech. He argued the dollar’s security weakens as government spending grows, predicting wage losses and widespread economic strain if the dollar devalues or loses convertibility.
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Federal Reserve Board
Wilflair McChesney Martin
Free World
U.S
Unclear OCR fragment on doctors and physicians
Fragmentary text discusses self styled physicians and doctors, questioning who can call themselves doctors and who prescribes. It mentions Florida and probes into medical calling, with uncertain references to individuals claiming medical status.
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Florida
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Karl Marx
V. I. Lenin
Communist Party
Alexander Rankovic
Svetosar Stojanovic
Belgrade University
Europe
Milovan Djilas
Mihajlo Mihajlov
Tia
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Mihailov
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Douglas Dillon
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