De Gaulle Peace Rule proposal sparks debate in Senate
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield suggests asking Charles de Gaulle to lead a peace formula for Southeast Asia. The piece notes De Gaulle's past opposition to U S interests in Latin America and Vietnam, and questions the wisdom of his central role in shaping a settlement while criticizing his wider geopolitical stance. It also references cancer air pollution links and reminisces about Bernard Baruch's influence.
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Mike Mansfield
United States
Southeast Asia
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Latin America
U. S
South Viet Nam
French Indochina
Citizens National Bank Opens New Tower Banking House
Citizens National Bank employees from president to staff celebrate a new location in Citizens Tower. The banking house on the basement through second floor is open, with the 11 story tower due for occupancy in July. The second floor Board Room and the ground floor banking area are highlighted as impressive, amid plans for full complex completion by fall.
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E. W. Williams
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Fourteenth Street
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Lubbock
West Texas
New Mexico
Citizens Center
Citizens
Detroit Youths Reject Summer Jobs at $1.25 Hour
The piece notes Detroit youths show little interest in summer jobs offering $1.25 per hour while contrasting past wages of 25 to 50 cents. It credits business firms and a Youth Employment Project for training paths and better early earnings, implying poverty is not the worst issue today.
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Detroit
Government drives summer jobs plan for youths
President Johnsons appeal for 16 to 21 year olds spur to create 300000 jobs with 100 to 15000 new positions daily. Labor Department reports massive employer cooperation from AT and T Ford Kaiser U.S. Steel to local grocers. State and local agencies target 25000 summer posts, while Tri Youth Corps expands, but 2 million youths still likely remain jobless.
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Johnson
Labor Department
John Leslie
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Ford Motor Company
Kaiser Steel
U.S. Steel
Corer
Defense Department
Tri
Crisis Over William Martin Shapes Johnson Policy
Washington faces a serious internal rift as President Johnson disputes Federal Reserve Board Chairman William McChesney Martin. The central banker’s tight money stance clashes with administration expansionist aims, risking a recession and political backlash on Capitol Hill and within the White House. Martin’s June 1 warning helped trigger a stock drop after a year of tax-cut fueled expansion, with March moves signaling continued tension.
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William McChesney
Martin
Johnson
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Potomac
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Walter Heller
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Gardner Ackley
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Henry H
Joe) Fowler
Hartke
McCarthy
Sen
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Fowler
Finance Committee
White House
Truman's UN leadership and Johnson era economic strains
Harry Truman helped found the United Nations and steered its early responses to crises from Greece and Turkey to Berlin and Korea, shaping the UN's growth under free-world leadership. The article also notes Johnson era debates on monetary policy as Fed reserves tighten and Fowler faces pressure over fiscal restraint.
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Greece
Turkey
Berlin
Ree
Truman names Stettinius U N representative
Independence Missouri President Truman selected Edward R. Stettinius as the United States delegate to the United Nations and disclosed his resignation as secretary of state. He denied reports that James F. Byrnes would fill the post. Amarillo Maj William Q Boyce sworn in as justice of the Seventh Court of Civic Appeals succeeding Clayton Heare. Austin Judge A J Folley reappointed to the Supreme Court commission. Circle 4 of First Christian Church elected officers with Mrs Mary F Hinton as chairwoman and other officers named.
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San Francisco
Johnson
United Nations
Harry Truman
Lyndon Johnson
Truman
Independence
Roosevelt
UNO
Edward R. Stettinius
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James F. Byrnes
Amarillo
William Q. Boyce
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Clayton Heare
Austin
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Floydada
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Circle 4
First Christian Soonces ‘Council
Mary F. Hin+ton
J. L. Armstrong
Clifford Barrier
Bates Witt
A. T. Adams
Devoonal
George Deardorft
Offhand Thoughts on Computers Composing and Playing Music
An experimenter envisions one computer composing music while another performs it. If realized, the result may be comically terrible and far from the Beatles. An old-timer recalls a time when there was always a hero in the fight game.
Wall Street Faces Rules In Turbulent Market Times
Henry J. Taylor notes old Wall Street wisdom in a stormy market. Politicians’ signals rarely calm prices, as inflation and tax rules underpin gains while losses loom. He warns bears, bulls, and presidents alike share risk when markets swing, with earnings and prospects framing declines.
Glass Of Water Editorial Warns Of City Shortage
A guest editorial notes New York City drought lowers reservoir levels and says serving water without request could draw a 50 dollar fine. The piece compares water scarcity to West Texas towns, highlighting Midland’s adequate supply and urging future water source development.
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Great Southwest
New York City
West Texas
McCamey
New York
Midland
Mide Reporter-Telegram
Cotton and pasture prospects rise with timely rains
SELDOM HAVE prospects for a good crop of cotton and feed been as excellent for this time of year as now. Most of the county has cotton up to good stands with ample moisture for weeks. Pastures green up after a dry spell, and fields are moving rapidly. The piece urges gratitude and a prayer for future rains.
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Big Spring Herald
Automobile bumper sculpture at festival of arts in Washington
A chromium plated steel bumper and grill sculpture titled Mascu Une Presence decorates the White House south lawn during a brief Festival of Arts. The piece is connected to the Modern Art Museum of New York City and raises questions about roadside junkyard art. Fort Worth Star Telegram notes ongoing interest in similar objects.
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