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The 89th Congress Plowed a Mighty Big Field
The article notes the 89th Congress produced 2100 passed measures from 16882 introduced and 960 Senate hours plus 798 House hours. It weighs the desalinization future, citing pilot plants and a U.S. station in northwestern Australia supplying a Pacific fleet, with global use expanding in the Middle East and North Africa. Desalination moves from experiment to practical use, likely spreading in the U.S.
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Australia
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Indian
Middle East
North Africa
United States
National program to monitor pesticide residue levels
A sweeping national effort under the Federal Committee on Pest Control will monitor pesticide residues and study their effects on human and animal life, food, water, and soil. The FDA, Agriculture, Fish and Wildlife, and Public Health Service will conduct samples and studies to guide immediate protection and long-range control.
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Rachel Carson
Federal Committee On Pest Control
Food and Drug Administration
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Fish and Wildlife Service
Public Health Service
Johnson seeks quick Vietnam victory for political reasons
President Johnson aims for an early win in Vietnam for political gains, recalling Truman’s Korea lessons. Republicans broadly back Johnson but push for stronger action and clearer public explanations. Key figures mentioned include Nixon, Ford, and Taft, with historic parallels to 1950s partisan battles over executive war powers.
U S Wobbling Not Winning in Viet Nam Policy Critique
A Washington opinion piece argues U S strategy in Viet Nam is indecisive and prolonging the war. It links domestic spending above 100 billion dollars to weak leadership and warns that postponing tough measures risks economic decline and strategic defeat. The piece notes protests in Washington and assesses their impact on North Vietnam. It contends stronger action may be required to show U S resolve, at the cost of more casualties.
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Viet Nam
United States
America
Simon Casady
CDC
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Casady
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Lyndon Johnson
Texas
LBJ
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Ikeya-Seki Comet Nears Sun At High Speed
U S scientists say the Ikeya-Seki comet will graze the Sun with fiery passage, approaching 50 000 mph now and likely speeding toward a million mph. It would take about 500 years to complete its orbit, offering a rare viewing chance around 2465. The Post Office plans 147 000 temporary workers for Christmas rush. The British Leather Fashionwear Export Group aims to expand exports without sacrificing quality.
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United States Post Office
Santa Claus
Why Take Hong Kong Why Take Hong Kong
George Dixon argues about Hong Kong as a trade gateway to Red China and the U S. He notes large Chinese exports and tiny imports from mainland China, questions U S. tour restrictions, and critiques Western books on Communism as propaganda. He cites a Hong Kong banker’s warnings and discusses USIA book distribution and propaganda. He estimates Communist China earns over $500 million annually in Hong Kong.
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China
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Debating US war aims and restraint in Vietnam
The piece argues the United States uses diplomacy over maximal power in Vietnam. It cites Lt Gen Joseph H. Moore on targeting strictly military aims and Washington-directed operations. It contends a broader war power and wartime controls are needed for peace and economic stability at home.
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United States
Joseph H. Moore
U. S. Second Air Division
Viet Nam
Joint Chiefs of Staff
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Our Land Of The Free by Paul Harvey
A column argues government restraints on citizens grow in degrees from handcuffs to leg irons and pad locks. It cites Amish education refusals, draft card possession, campus protests, labor demands, and legal rulings as eroding freedom. The piece warns that freedom erodes when government justifies constraints and citizens accept them.
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Land of the Free
Fredom
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Baltimore
California Dem split threatens 1966 governor race
California politics face a civil war within the Democratic Council led by Simon Casady as Gov. Pat Brown and LBJ climate fray. Impeachment votes fail, Brown’s stance versus Casady widens rifts, while Reagan looms as GOP pivot. The power struggle could drive California toward a GOP nomination map featuring Murphy or Monagan, with Yorty reshaping the race. Republican chances hinge on healing LBJ rifts and party unity.
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Pat Brown
CDC
Simon Casady
LBJ
Casady
Brown
Ronald Reagan
Sam Yorty
Losggees
California
Jesse Unruh
Democratic State Assembly
Puerto Rico
U. S
George Murphy
Bob Monagan
State Assembly
Reagan
Southeast Asia
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