Insurance Firms Plan Billion Dollar Urban Slum Investment
The nation's major life insurers announce plans to invest a billion dollars in urban slums, concentrating mostly on real estate. This landmark shift aims to revive core urban areas, improve slum life, and spur broader social progress through targeted rehabilitation and investments in transportation, education, and pollution controls.
Harassment at Sea Pushes U S To Seek Help
U S fishing vessels off the Latin American coast face harassment including heavy fines license fees and seizures with Ecuador doubling license costs to as high as 16000. Lawmakers propose Coast Guard protection or withholding U S aid to offending nations while international court action is urged.
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Latin America
U.S
Ecuador
International Court of Justice
State Department
Thomas M. Pelly
Washington
Congress
Coast Guard
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Murphy
California
Johnson positions emerge in California Democratic fight
President Johnson signals possible White House intervention to quell a deep intraparty clash over the 1968 delegation. Key players include Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh, Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty, Former Governor Brown, and National Committeeman Eugene Wyman as power balances shift amid efforts to pacify factions and counter peace movement influence.
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Johnson
California
White House
Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Sam Yorty
Brown
Eugene Wyman
Unruh
Yorty
Senate
Honest deeds spark character checks in small acts
A pharmacy caller finds a lost billfold with eighty dollars and a Liberal market shopper returns a purse holding seven hundred dollars. The tale invites readers to judge their own integrity when money or valuables are found.
Kennedy Urges Tax Incentives for Ghetto Investment
Senator Robert F. Kennedy with Sen. George Smathers and Sen. James Pearson proposes tax credits accelerated depreciation and other incentives to lure new industry and low income housing into high unemployment areas. He asserts private sector skills and investment are key to reviving cities while government-backed programs should wind down. The plan follows Johnsons jobs proposal and stresses long term business reliability and regional development.
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New York
Johnson
Kennedy
George A. Smathers
Florida
James B. Pearson
Kansas
Small Business Administration
Middletown Journal Publication Details and Rates
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Recognition of Red China Sparks UN Debate in Taipei
In Taipei Dr. Walter Judd attends the World Anti-Communist League convention as the United Nations Association of the United States releases a panel report urging recognition of Red China. The piece questions the push amid Maoist turmoil and compares it to historical tradeoffs and Western liberal faith in the UN as a civilizing force.
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United Nations Association of the United States
Judd
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Red China
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United Nations
Earl Warren
DR. Judd
United Nations Association
Apologetics For Recognition
China
Mao
Mao Tse-tung
Moscow
United States
Max Lerner
Western
Europe
Adolf Hitler
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Korea
Vietnam
Japan
Philippines
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