Johnson aims to freeze and reduce federal employment
President Johnson announces a freeze on federal jobs to halt the rapid rise in federal employment, proposing attrition and tighter management to reduce staffing. He cites a 130,000 increased civilian workers since 1961 and argues a move toward free enterprise by limiting government expansion.
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Johnson
Texas
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Quality Stabilization in Congress Draws Fire and Debate
The piece attacks a so called quality stabilization bill seen as price fixing that would let manufacturers set retail prices. Senator Randolph defends it while Senator Humphrey calls it a false strawman. It notes editorial support and broader views on free enterprise and fair trade laws. The article moves through economic policy and mentions unrelated facts about horses, Saratoga medals, carats, Santa Fe founding, and Great Salt Lake salinity.
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Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Congress
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Wheeling
W. Va
Intelligencer
Free
Father of Mrs Oswald linked to Soviet espionage case
The father of Mrs Lee Harvey Oswald is described as a colonel in Soviet military intelligence on duty in Minsk region. The FBI report notes no link to Kennedy's murder and mentions Oswald's Mexico trip and Cuba transit visa inquiry. Jordan's king Hussein discusses balancing aid from the U S and Russia, seeking continued support and new equipment.
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Lee Harvey Oswald
Minsk
Oswald
Russia
FBI
Kennedy
Special Commission
Earl Warren
J. Tee Rankin
Commission
Ruby
Mexico
Central Intelligence Agency
Cuba
CIA
Mexico City
Moscow
Jordan
Hussein
U. S
William Macomber
Johnson
Macomber
Alliance For Progress
Egypt
Gamal Nasser
West
Nasser
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Middle East
United States
Reborn in Husband's Eyes Diet Change Transforms Life
A reader recounts losing weight from 244 to 140 pounds with a doctor advised diet and occasional amphetamine, aided by her husband’s support. She credits renewed love, improved health, and plans to bear another child without regaining pounds. She urges couples to diet together under medical guidance.
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California
Steinerohn
White Christmas in Washington Reflects Social Decay
In a reflective piece Ralph Toledano argues Washington’s brown Christmas mirrors a disintegrating social order driven by rapid technological change and rising integration. He traces a loss of communal joy, fear for the future, and a permissive culture sweeping aside traditional values as Americans question stability and progress.
How Do You Stand Sir The National Defense Education Act Debate
A 1958 NDEA expansion proposal would fund about 1.6 billion through 1967 and include student testing that probes intimate family life and personal matters. An amendment banning such testing with federal funds passed the Senate committee but was later dropped in conference, risking continued psychological testing financed by federal money.
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U.S
NDRA
Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
Senate
House
Baptism of the Holy Ghost Is For All Believers
A sermon asserts the promise is for you and your children and all afar off as God calls. It argues many lack purpose due to not grasping this truth and emphasizes that God shows no partiality.
Monroe Morning World Company Masthead
The Monroe Morning World presents its staff and masthead details including publishers Robert Ewing and Wilson Ewing, office addresses at North 4th and Olive, and governance by the News-Star-World Publishing Corporation. It notes Associated Press rights and Branham Company advertising representation.
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Robert Ewing
John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star- World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Eer
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Norman _H. Smith
Associated Press
Branham Company
National Advertising
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Monroe Morning World
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Ing
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Saratoga
George Washington
Liberty
George II
Britannia
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Great Salt Lake
Ocean
The
Chicago Tribune
Allen & Scott
Mrs. Oswald
Jack Ruby
Hanks
Cairo
Saudi Arabia
Peter J. Steincrohn
Fiderty
By Ralph Toledano
Washington
Virginia
Maryland
Asia
Africa
Barry
Goldwater
Arizona
Dent Tested
Bible Digest
H. B. Dean
Bing World
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