Tax sharing eyed by Republicans for state aid
Congressional Republicans back a tax sharing plan to return federal income tax revenue to states with minimal strings. The idea aims to replace federal grants with 50 state run programs, favoring poorer states, while Republicans hope to pressure Democrats in 1969. A Tax Foundation study questions the need for federal aid as state revenues may outpace expenses by 1975.
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Johnson
Walter Heller
New York
Charles Goodell
Melvin Laird
R - Wis
GOP
Congress
Tax Foundation, Inc
Brezhnev Sees China Split as Genuine Red Feud
The piece argues the Soviet and Chinese Communist leaders are real rivals despite past talk of unity. It notes Mao’s internal opposition, Brezhnev’s call for closer Moscow Beijing ties, and warns U.S. interests benefit from the split while repair remains possible with the right changes.
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Communist Party
Budapest
Brezhnev
Russia
Peking Party
Mao Tse-tung
China
Mao
United States
NATO
SEATO
OAS
U S Turns to Aid India as Wheat Reserves Tighten
Washington plans to boost wheat acreage by 15 percent and may add another 10 percent to boost food supplies for India. The question is how long the United States can sustain such massive help amid depleted American storehouses.
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Washington
United States
India
Christian Science Monitor
U Thant Proposes Peace Talks Amid Vietnam Debate
U Thant reappears in Vietnamese peace talks debate by citing 1964 65 attempts to meet between the United States and North Vietnam. The State Department notes no evidence of readiness for talks while U Thant seeks broader UN negotiation powers. Washington questions the motive and warns against entrapment in stalled negotiations. President Johnson supports talks but no concrete U S proposals have emerged.
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Washington
U Thant
United Nations
U.S
Viet Nam
Newsweek
United States
North Viet Nam
State Department
Burma
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Hanoi
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Monroe Vews-Mar
Monroe Post Office
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Monroe
Obert Esing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack $. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
William C. Hardin
Associated Press
York
Louis
Memphis
Dallas
Prendlece
Los An Les
Charlotte
Ribicoff Faces Hard Slum Wall in Hearings
In Washington, Senator Ribicoff quarrels with the stubborn slum wall as he presses for urban reconstruction and non government funding. Rockefeller Testifies that federal subsidy drives private slum clearance while Wilkins notes harassment in Harlem.
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Washington
Senator Ribicoff
Connecticut
Ribicoff
David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank
Bang-Bang
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Bob Kennedy
Subcommittee
Wilkins
Harlem
Europe
Black power comes to Queens through Interfaith Hospital effort
Dr. Thomas W. Matthew a Negro neurosurgeon builds an interfaith hospital in Queens financed by private money and earned fees with the aim to serve white and Black patients. The plan begins with transferring 100 chronically ill patients from municipal hospitals, bringing about 700000 yearly revenue to rebalance debt and expand non profit private care for slum communities.
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Stokely Carmichael
Thomas W. Matthew
New York City
Queens
Matthew
Carmichael
Nelson Rockefeller
John Lindsay
Bobby Kennedy
Dr. Matthew
U. S. Congress
A. Philip Randolph
Rockefeller
State Health Department
Health Service
Howard Brown
Trans
Fer
Harlem
Matthew Hospital
Cleveland
Buffalo
How To Keep Well Hypertension Treatments Compared
The piece discusses new antihypertensives like debrisoquine Declimax and compares them to guanethidine and methyldopa. It notes rapid action and 8 to 12 hour duration but potential dizziness on standing, plus existing remedies, diuretics, salt restriction, weight loss, and stress management as part of blood pressure control. It also answers a reader question about thyroid growth detection.
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England
Bible Digest Excerpt Echoes Zechariah on Truth and Love
The note cites Zechariah 8 1 and contrasts ideation of evil with love for truth and neighborly kindness. It warns against false oaths and envies, framing these sins as what the Lord abhors, while reflecting on self examination and moral restraint.
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Zechariah
Tuberculosis Symptoms Outline
Early signs may be vague. as it progresses the patient may develop a persistent cough fever weakness loss of appetite chest pain blood tinged sputum and weight loss. This overview lists common symptoms to watch for and seek medical evaluation.
Rheumatics Need Rest and Health Hint on Ski Equipment
Yes people with rheumatic states need extra rest during bouts of rheumatism or arthritis. Today's Health Hint advises checking skiing equipment before use.
Senator Says China Won’t Join UN Without Nationalist Exit
A fragment notes Senator Soaper stating Red China refuses UN membership unless Nationalist China leaves. It also mocks a lodge member nominating himself for chairman of the membership committee amid a clipped newspaper masthead and partial press notes from Monroe, Louisiana.
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United Nations
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