Victory for Norman Thomas underscores socialist gains
The piece notes Norman Thomas claims most socialist goals are realized as big government dominates U S activity. It cites Richard Poff statistics on government employment and spending, federal land ownership, and the Defense and AEC roles, arguing Thomas’s vision has materialized in practice.
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Richard Poff
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The
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America
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Alaska
Urban renewal fears and vision in Johnson speech
In a recent address President Johnson urged vast urban renewal, prompting critiques that sweeping rebuilding could erase local character. Critics warn of high costs and forced demographic shifts, citing Georgetown and Tokyo as cautionary examples, while questioning whether new designs improve living conditions.
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United States
America
Washington, D. C
White House
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Europe
Venice
Pantheon
Rome
Copper Strike Spurs Canadian Boom Rumors
A massive copper discovery in Canada sparks a rush of claimants and signals a budding economic boom. The episode follows years of deficits in Canada’s balance of payments and is seen as evidence against expansive U S government programs.
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Canadian Wheat Exports Lift hopes for 1970s balance of payments
The piece notes optimistic Canadians expect earnings from wheat sales to the Soviet Union and other Soviet-aligned nations by 1970. It compares Canada and the United States joining the pattern, questions Soviet hard currency sources and metal-backed money, and mentions Spain’s Spanish Riding School in Vienna as the world’s leading equestrian academy with its horses’ Spanish lineage.
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Soviet Union
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Government Seeks Power Over Newspaper Ownership
The Justice Department aims to decide how many newspapers a city may have and who cannot own them, arguing antitrust limits curb press freedom. The piece notes how unions influence policy, cites shifts toward single ownership in many cities, and discusses a Cincinnati case where DOJ claims monopoly after 1955 stock control.
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Cincinnati
Supreme Court of the United States
America
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New York City
De Facto Disarmament Result Of Outdated Bombs
Washington reports that many old wooden bombs are stored in numerous sites, prompting a de facto disarmament under the 1963 Test Ban Treaty. Critics warn public discussion is needed as budget shifts reduce detection funding while defense spending and noncompliance fears rise. Senator Clin ton Anderson notes gaps in safeguards and commissioners debate continued arms restraint.
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Atomic Affairs
New Mexico
Clinton Anderson
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Senate Preparedness Committee
Psoriasis Remedies and Home Light Therapy Advice
The article explains psoriasis causes patches of skin with scales and pinpoint bleeding when removed. It suggests sun exposure or an ultraviolet lamp at home, tar salves with baths, cortisone ointments, and covering treated skin with plastic wrap overnight. A low cholesterol diet is of questionable value. reduced protein intake is advised for excess meat or fatty foods.
Letters to the Editor on Health and Behavior
A reader asks about perfume allergies and desensitization options, while another describes an aortic bulge likened to a goose egg and notes infection or degeneration as causes. Additional letters discuss puberty related behavioral changes and eye ulcer treatment based on cause and organism.
Civil servants pressed to buy Democratic gala tickets
Washington officials report that federal workers were pressured to purchase $100 tickets for a Democratic fundraising gala. Rep. Nelson petitions Johnson for response amid claims quotas and targeted civil servants, with invitations delivered in State Department offices. Transport crisis noted in Castro Cuba as prebooked travel becomes mandatory.
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Ancher Nelson
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Washington Star
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State Department Office of Protocol
Washington Post
Jerry Klutz
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Castro Cuba
Ministry of Transport
Forgiveness and letting go of hurt and prejudice
The Bible urges kindness and forgiveness as Christ forgave. Holding grudges harms you more than others, causing tension and spiritual loss. Unforgiveness shows selfishness and ingratitude, while forgiving others restores joy, prayer, and daily peace. Remember God has forgiven you. forgive your neighbor.
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Monroe News-Star newspaper masthead and staff notes
The Monroe News Star lists staff including publisher John D. Ewing and editor Dalas Roper and notes AP rights, advertising reps Branham Company, and its stance as an independent newspaper printing news impartially and supporting what is right regardless of party. It notes publication details and offices in Monroe Louisiana with five evenings a week schedule.
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Wilson Ewing
Monroe
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Dalas Roper
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