Tax Boost and Spending Battle in Congress Over Johnson Plan
Members of Congress show reluctance on the president's proposed tax hikes from six to ten percent as the nation faces higher spending, including war costs in Vietnam. The White House urges tax increases and spending curbs, arguing Congress must accept both to avoid a dangerous deficit and inflation.
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The Way To Slay LBJ In The Vietnam Controversy
William F Buckley Jr argues Vietnam war opposition grows slowly while Lyndon Johnson maintains poll leads. He suggests Republicans like Nixon Romney Rockefeller push anti Johnson stances before New Hampshire primary to gain leverage and shape national strategy. He calls for broader primary reform to dilute New Hampshire influence. Gerald Ford criticizes delaying American troop action and embargoes, raising questions about Nixon or Romney adopting the stance.
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Friesland Flood Recounts Massive 1228 Drowning Event
In 1228 about 100000 people were said to have drowned in a sea flood affecting Friesland in Holland. The text notes the catastrophe and its scale, reflecting historical flood legends in Dutch regions and their long memory.
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August Dog Days Recalled in Light Weather Notes
A reflective column notes heat waves and cooling trends in August, mentioning Labor Day school start, shopping days before Christmas, and the old idea of dog days. It laments heat’s effects on health and work and ponders barefoot childhood summers and shoe fitting.
Marshall Plan for American cities sparks debate
Vice President Humphrey weighs a domestic Marshall Plan to rebuild urban areas with slums cleared and housing improved. National Urban League Whitney Young and James Farmer push for large federal support, while critics warn of vast costs and misused funds.
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Night fighting gains favor with Vietnam War officers
South Vietnam study by young American officers urges a switch from day to night operations. The piece notes night raids by the Vietcong and North Vietnamese, the cost of flares, and strategic obstacles like Saigon’s airport and government reluctance to deploy a large perimeter defense.
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Satellite sunbeam plan spurs protests over birds and war logic
A proposal to launch a satellite with a giant mirror to shower night-time sun on Vietnam faced swift opposition from groups like the Audubon Society citing nesting-bird intrusion. The idea would pass through brass to Ger Westmoreland and up to top officials, risking more taxes to train troops for night warfare.
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Middletown Journal Rates and Publication Details
The Middletown Journal publishes daily with subscriptions listed for in city and suburban, trading area, and outside areas. Rates include 10 to 15 cents per issue, 60 cents weekly, and annual mail options ranging from 15 to 38 dollars, with all subscriptions paid in advance.
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