Reform is Needed as Campaign Subsidies Face Doubt
President Johnson urged comprehensive reform of federal campaign financing in a message to Congress. While many agree on the need, details divide lawmakers and observers expect Congress to stall. Johnson's plan calls for strict disclosure of private contributions and potential public funds subsidies for presidential campaigns. The proposal echoes the stalled 1966 Campaign Fund Act and envisions funding presidential expenses from public appropriations.
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Associated Press
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Miniskirts in Moscow Trigger Mixed Reactions
The piece notes Moscow women wearing above the knee dresses, countering claims of miniskirts. It contrasts Russian fashion with American trends and includes commentary on campaign finance proposals from President Johnson, discussing subsidies and potential tax credits for private contributions and the broader question of public funding for campaigns.
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Associated Press
March Or Cheer For Loyalty Day In Lubbock Parade
Citizens are urged to attend Memorial Day Loyalty Day events in Lubbock to honor those who died in service and to express support for U S armed forces in Vietnam. The parade blends solemn remembrance with public cheers for patriotism and national duty.
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Lubbock
U.S
Vietnam
Who Runs The War in Vietnam Washington Debate
A Tribune analysis questions who controls U S war policy in Vietnam noting that the Secretary of Defense may hold de facto power over armed services, narrowing the constitutional role of the President as Commander in Chief. It cites Eisenhower era reports on military civilian distinction and peacetime structures.
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Vietnam
United States
Secretary of Defense
Eisenhower
House Armed Services Committee
Gun store dialogue reveals buyers seeking varied firearms
A chaotic exchange at a gun shop shows a man in blue jeans asking for a snub nosed .32 while others request a .22, .38, .45, a carbine, a 30-30, and even oversized options like a flame thrower and a bazooka, illustrating a tense, illogical shopping scene.
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National Rifle Association
Rian
EMI
The Secretaries of Defense and the Commander in Chief
The article argues that the Defense Secretary holds major control over force size and weapon use and must report plans to Congress. It criticizes current civilian-military dynamics, noting President Johnson and past generals met the President during wars, with Joint Chiefs of Staff frequent briefings but occasional civilian secrecy.
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United States
Alott
America
John J. Pershing
U.S. Army
Washington
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Smithson tax cut passes Senate amid changes
A four billion dollar income tax cut was approved by the Senate in a 52 to 4 vote. The bill adds a $500 personal exemption for people over 6 years old and signals shifts in federal policy. The article also notes comments on disease eradication funding and local sports results from Lamesa.
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Washington
Senate
Congress Criticizes Commerce Dept Vacancies Amid Reform Talk
Ruth Montgomery notes vacancies in the Commerce Department with a headless leadership, citing Kennedy and Katzenbach at the top and Ramsey Clark to be named. James G. Morton argues the Great Society drives progress despite public upheaval, citing gains in voting rights and economic measures since 1960 61 and skepticism about Vietnam policy.
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John T. Connor
Alexander Trowbridge
LeRoy Collins
Alexis de Tocqueville
America
James G. Morton
Commerce Secretary
Guest Editorial on College Culture and Classic Films
The piece reflects on enduring college memories and pop culture icons. It recalls Humphrey Bogart, W C Fields, and The Best of films, noting how dialogue and idols shaped student life during earlier days. It laments shifting tastes and the role of curators and professors in explaining cultural shifts.
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Dear Turnrow Tunker On Tourism And TV Talk
A reader voices opinions on travel to Communist regions and personal vacation freedoms. The letter also touches on pay television and household services amid broader political chatter.
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