Johnson's Plan To Trim Spending Triggers Mixed Reactions
The Johnson administration proposes cutting federal spending and suspending tax credits to cool inflation. Supporters praise the move as a needed restraint while critics warn it may not be enough and call for broader measures such as an income tax rise. The piece notes public skepticism about political gains and the complexity of inflationary controls.
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Washington
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Arthur Burns
Eisenhower
Moscow notes echo state department protests
The piece notes the pattern of strong Moscow protests to Washington and compares it with a recent Russian note to Beijing. It argues that Russia should grasp how propaganda stunts provoke a reaction and embassies face intrusion or damage risks.
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Moscow
U.S
Red Guard
Peking
Parallel studies link human and animal disease increases
A Kentucky newspaper notes studies suggesting rising heart disease and cancer in humans mirror similar trends in dogs and cats. Dr H Stunzi of Switzerland cites a striking uptick in canine and feline lung cancer, prompting questions about civilization’s impact on both domesticated and wild animals.
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H. Stunzi
Switzerland
Quiet Lubbock civics teacher C. C. Cox laid to rest
C. C. Cox a retired Lubbock High civics teacher who left teaching in 1944 was remembered by former pupils across conflicts from World War II to Korea. Jay Harris called him a joy to learn from and a model of Americanism and civic duty. Friends note his life of public service and passionate pursuit of knowledge.
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Lubbock High School
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Yalu
Korea
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Avalanche- Journal
Court House
Avalanche Journal
Lubbock
Texas
Adult attitudes shift in survey on teens and sex
Art Buchwald notes a Hurt magazine survey finding a sexual revolution among adults with 75 percent accepting cohabitation after marriage. Many adults admit trying aspirin or painkillers, feel kids misunderstand them, and say they would leave home for independence.
China Is Key To War In Viet Nam Perspective
Washington voices weigh timing of U.S. troop withdrawal as diplomats seek an end to the Viet Nam conflict. Analysts note none of the major powers, including Red China, can declare a decisive move, with both sides waiting for the other to tire and accept a stalemate.
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Southeast
U.S
Soviet Union
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Peking
Asia
de Gaulle
State Department
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China
U.S. News & World Report
Vienna
Alex Kucherov
Hugo Portisch
Vienna Kurier
Portisch
Johnson Moyers push for U S Soviet détente
US officials report private Soviet warmth toward closer ties with Washington and a possible Little Summit. Geneva talks on a nonproliferation treaty edge toward completion while Moyers pushes Johnson through cautious diplomacy to reduce Viet Nam risks.
Tech register drive hits housing hurdle as 7,000 apply
Registrar W P Clement said about 7,000 prospective students filed applications to register at Tech for the fall term but housing in Lubbock may limit enrollment. James G Allen urged Lubbock residents to offer spare rooms temporarily to students to ease the shortage. In New York the 25,000 truckmen strike threatens food supplies and potential layoffs.
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W. P. Clement
Tech
Lubbock
James G. Allen
New Yors
Slums Can Be Made
Washington report on a group of first generation Americans reflecting on immigrant pasts and present housing issues. They compare clean, hardworking roots with a decline after minority settlement and suggest self help through renovations and neighborhood beautification as a path for public housing policy.
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Washington
Hungary
Poland
Cleveland
Baltimore
Witty quips and quick quotes from urban columns
A collage of humorous lines from various papers including a New York cafe pun on a Hemline Cocktail and street light chatter in Alaska. Quotes cover fashion, dating, cosmetics, and single versus married life with sharp regional tones and playful jibes.
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Louise O'Brien
New York
Third Av
Buck Herzog
Milwaukee Sentinel
Dear Turnrow Tunker Sends Cynical Take on Britain and U S
O C McBride argues Britain's crisis came from excessive deficits and social programs. He questions Mao's stamina after a Yangtze swim and notes a Washington party where the president danced until 3 am. He mentions Lady Bird's planned departure at midnight.
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