Congress Seesawed By Fiscal Debate and Debt Ceiling Woes
The piece critiques Congress as inept in addressing fiscal policy and debt ceiling battles. It notes divisions in the House and Senate, with mentions of White House pressure and speculation that lawmakers seek a spring showdown to compel administration budget actions.
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Sheriff Seeks More Employees to Meet Court Demands
A county discussion outlines the sheriff department’s manpower needs, arguing the staff is not sufficient and must be expanded and trained to operate efficiently. Officials claim the department should hire additional workers to catch up with rising demands and improve service.
Good Neighbor Declines CIA Trip After Sugar Exchange
A chaotic dialogue unfolds with a CIA contact at Blackwhistle house. The visitor, nervy and evasive, refuses a trip while offering cookies and popcorn in a tense exchange about sugar and a covert Rockefeller inquiry. The scene ends with domestic interruption as a wife asks for sugar, prompting a sharp rebuke.
Johnson biographies surge as publishers race Johnson era books
A flood of Johnson biographies emerges from major publishers as editors plan intimate portrait memoirs by Jack Valenti Doris Kearns Goodwin and Robert Caro among others. Executives forecast eight projects and note Library director Harry Middleton plans a retirement years book alongside aides and journalists pursuing Johnson studies.
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Harry Truman
Robert Caro
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Harry Middleton
Horace Busby
White House
Bil Moyers
Dope Job Not FBIs Dope Job Not FBIs
Senate hearings on the nations drug problem feature testimony by Robert L. DuPont and Edward Senay amid claims of rising heroin use in smaller cities. lawmakers fault FBI and other agencies for professionalism gaps while advocating stronger customs and enforcement measures.
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Thomas E. Bryant
Drug Abuse Council
Interpreting Folklore Forks and Rainbow Riches Across Eras
The fragmentary piece surveys stories from Venice to the Andes, noting early tools and waterway work by figures like Isaac Potts, plus references to harbor practices and ship unloading. It closes with a whimsical rainbow pot legend and a nod to the author contact at a Fort Worth box.
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