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Lesson of Alaska: a year after the earthquake aftermath
A year after the Alaska quake that killed 115 and caused 350 million in damage, two thirds of repairs are done. The Office of Emergency Planning coordinated about 25 federal agencies under the Disaster Act of 1950. Congress expanded the President's Disaster Fund and Alaska bond authority, raised federal urban renewal and highway aid, cut indebtedness for some borrowers, and extended SBA loan maturities. A comprehensive study should guide future federal disaster relief legislation.
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Office of Emergency Planning
OEP
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Small Business Administration
Johnson names panel on expanding trade with Soviet bloc
The president appoints an expert committee to study expanding trade with the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. Congress will benefit from informed conclusions on economic and diplomatic impacts, aiming to reduce hostility and promote better relations while withholding strategic materials as needed.
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Soviet Union
Europe
Johnson
Congress
United States
Russia
Medicine’s Century of Breakthroughs Transform Health
A sweeping look at medical progress from 1900 to the present, detailing vaccines, antibiotics, organ replacement, diagnostics, and cancer strides. Noted advances include penicillin, insulin, dialysis-like devices, and targeted therapies, with dramatic gains in longevity and quality of life.
Johnson speech on Viet Nam signals shift toward people focus
Analysis lauds President Johnson for a decisive Vietnam policy speech. It argues against prolonged cease-fire failures, notes the call for UN and international aid, and the pledge of American investment to boost Southeast Asia development. It emphasizes messaging to peoples behind Communist regimes and future peace talks.
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Korea
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Southeast Asia
Thant
Soviet Union
Congress
Demonstrators Prepare for March on Washington to End Viet Nam War
Washington braces for a large protest led by radical peace groups from coast to coast calling for U S withdrawal or negotiated settlement in Southeast Asia. The event is co sponsored by Students for a Democratic Society and others including Women Strike for Peace and the Workers' movement.
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Southeast Asia
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Progressive Labor Movement
Vietnam
Communist Party, USA
New York
William Howard Melish
New York Times
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Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Anne and
Carl Braden
Frank Wilkinson
Paul Robeson, Jr
Harvey O'Connor
Communist Front
South Viet Nam
Committee For A Sane
John Roche
Americans For Democratic Action
Stringfellow Barr
James Patton
National Farmers Union
U. S
South Vietnam
University of Michigan
New Jersey
Robert Browne
Ho Chi Minh
George Washington
Pentagon Building Cost and Global Population Facts
The report cites the Pentagon in Washington costing about 64 million dollars. It notes an estimated 216 million people live in Africa. It adds that spiders have been found living at higher altitudes than any other creature.
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Washington
Africa
Tornado Facts and History Sketched in Midnights Wind
A reflective piece explains what a tornado is and how it forms the violence of its winds. It notes how tornados are registered by funnel shaped vortices with loud roars and their potential for ground damage and long paths. It cites spring as a peak season and recalls the 1925 Missouri Illinois Indiana disaster killing 689 people.
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Gossip In Gotham and Broadway Buzz Collide
Dorothy Kilgallen sifts New York showbiz chatter from Sophia Loren to Elvis Presley. Rumors swirl around Princess Soraya, Birdland’s disco shift, and the Metropole’s jazz niche as stars like James Garner’s daughter, Nora, and Rex Harrison ride Oscar wins into renewed box office allure.
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George Peppard
Sophia
Cary Grant
Marcello Mastroianni
Peppard
Soraya
New York
Birdland
Metropole
Gotham
James Garner
NYU
Greenwich Village
Mr. Buddwing
Our Town
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Paris
London
Nikita
Sourpuss
Elvis Presley
Metro
Parker
Broadway Theatre
Etcetera Etcera
FBI
E. 69Th St
Hollywood
Lionel Hampton
Dan Morgenstern
Morgenstern
Hamp
Lionel
Bravo
Richard Harris
Kirk Douglas
Dempsey
Tunney
Harris
Heroes of
Telemark
Dana Andrews
Susan
Steve Lawrence
CBS
N. Y. Times
N. Y. Herald Tribune
Marlon Brando
Marianna Hill
Sid Luft
Xavier Cugat
Paramount Theatre
Abbe Lane
Cugie
Charo
Rex Harrison
Jeannie Carson
Hubby Biff McGuire
U. S
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