Nixon Era Dissent Sparks House Cleaning Call
The piece discusses a push for tighter control over federal agencies amid pushback from about 700 Health Education and Welfare employees meeting with Secretary Robert Finch. Critics say the administration’s desegregation and Vietnam War priorities strain budgets, while supporters warn against chaos if policies aren’t followed.
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Nixon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Robert Finch
Finch
Justice Department
Civil Rights Division
Civil Service
United States
Tornado Relief Bill Unites Diverse Senators
A crisis prompts unusual bipartisan unity as Senate sponsors Sen. Ralph Yarborough and Sen. John G. Tower back a relief bill for Texas storm victims. The measure would extend emergency aid statewide beyond local needs.
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Texas
Senate
Ralph Yarborough
John G. Tower
Nancy Rubin Plans Diplomatic Visit To Hanoi From The Spot
Nancy Rubin wife of Yippie leader Jerry Rubin travels with two companions to Hanoi to seek diplomatic ties with North Vietnam and the United States via the Youth International Party. The piece also notes Senators Yarborough and Tower sponsoring a bill to relocate Louisiana hurricane victims, praising bipartisan action.
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Nancy Rubin
Jerry Rubin
Hanoi
United States
Youth International Party
Jerry
Louisiana
Lubbock
Yarborough
Avalanche-Journal
Washington
Republican Tower
Senator Tower
Texas
Congress
Beer Therapy for Senile Patients At Boston Hospital
A psychiatrist at Boston State Hospital reports beer therapy outperforms fruit punch or drugs for senile psychosis. A hospital pub will provide geriatric patients with regulated beer, echoing Sir William Osler’s view that alcohol is a specific for old age. Breweries are praised for contributing to care.
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Boston State Hospital
William Osler
Vietnam War Dominates U.S. Student Debates Abroad
Washington reports that foreign press views the U.S. college disturbances as centered on the Vietnam War. Editors note youth unrest stems from draft fears and antiwar sentiment, with prospects uncertain for the 1968 election as Nixon consdiders troop withdrawals and global arms talks unfold.
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London
Hisory
Nixon
South Viet
Neil Armstrong Loved Texan Community and Houston Suburbs
The text honors Neil Armstrong as a valued Texan and Houston neighbor, highlighting his civic work with Rotary and the Masonic Lodge, his warmth and ordinary good character, and noting his transfer to Washington to head the Spare agency's Aeronautics program, which Texans will miss as a world figure and local hero.
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Neil Armstrong
Houston
Washington
Navy
Armstrong
Houston Space Center
Rotary
Masonic Lodge
Joe
Nixon Cambodia row deepens as senators defy White House
ROWLAND EVANS and ROBERT NOVAK report a widening rift between President Nixon and the Senate over Cambodia troop withdrawals. A Republican moderate canceled a White House aide meeting to avoid explaining resistance to the Cooper Church amendment mandating troop withdrawal by June 30. Some GOP moderates and conservatives increasingly back the measure, using it to protest intervention and assert Senate prerogatives.
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Congress
Nixon
Cambodia
Soviet Union
Middle East
Washington
Senate
U.S
White House
Midwest
Middle West
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Frank Church
Idaho
Sen
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Supreme Court
Len Hush Scott
Pennsylvana
Jeader
Scott
Ron Ziegler
Tax Boosts Can't Win Nixon Budget Clash Grows
Washington reports Congress is likely to block tax increases next year while Nixon pushes cuts and higher spending. Mills signals pursuit of de tax measures and a larger military budget amid Cambodia concerns. Senate leaders clash with White House over limits on presidential power and antiwar strategy.
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Washington
Dent Nixon
Capitol Hill
Congress
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Nixon
Mills
Defense
Melvin Laird
Pentagon
State Department
Cambodia
Quotes on borders law and theater careers
Orson Welles warns about diplomatic visa effects on borders and a joke about Nixon’s name on a death notice. Hugo Black supports trial judges’ power to control unruly defendants in court. George Oppenheimer notes Susann’s off Broadway performance as a potential loss for theater and gain for literature.
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Orson Welles
Nixon
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
George Oppenheimer
Jacqueline Susann
Restrictions on Soviet missions and U S military plans
United States and Britain impose sharp limits on Soviet military missions in Western Germany. President Truman calls for universal military training while military chiefs urge defenses against potential Russian atomic warfare. Gov Shivers addresses soil and water conservation in Tulsa. Idalou man cited as top census taker contender with 4,389 forms in six weeks and $1,000 prize claim.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Frankfurt
United States
Britain
Germany
Washington
Truman
Idalou
U.S
J. D. Whiteley
Lubbock
Whiteley
Lawrence M. Brunson
Lindy Spirit Uplift Amid Drizzle as Lindbergh Reaches Paris
Henry J. Taylor recalls Lindberghs solo Atlantic flight of 1927 and the nation’s hushed, hopeful joy. The narrative follows the perilous takeoff in poor weather, the Atlantic crossing, reports from Ireland and France, and the Paris welcome.
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Lindberg
Dongle
Ireland
Cape
Ring of Kenny
Killarney
Dingle
Lindbergh
English Channel
Cherbourg
Europe
France
United Press
Paris
Parisjang
le Bourget
Pass It On Open Question Then Mild Jokes On Body and Pop
A collage of questions and answers touches on light topics from why miniskirts may aid back health to why Wally Schirra left NASA. It includes trivia about Taft, penicillin versus aspirin, and the odd claim about arm length matching a waist measurement, ending with remarks on facial allergies and the earth’s crust compared to an eggshell.
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Wally Schirra
NASA
Ireland
Fragmented OCR Item from Inn Notice Page
Readable fragments mention an inn related event with unclear names and dates. No complete actions or entities emerge to form a full item.
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London Daily Telegraph
America
Vietnam
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Andrew Tully
Hill
Mike Mansfield
Foreign Relations Committee
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South Vietnam
Evans
Tulia
Allan Shivers
District 1
Tulsa High School
Henry J. Taylor
Lindy
St. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Royal Flying
John Alcock
Arthur Brown
Alcock
Normandy
Brown
Newfoundland
L. M. Boyd
Cincinnati Reds
William Howard Taft
Inn
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