Food Stamp Plan Faces House Setback and Senate Support
The government defends the food stamp program amid congressional clashes. Freeman cites 2 million participants and 34 million dollars in purchases across 88 thousand stores, while a House panel' s cost-share amendment targets 20 percent from states. Senate committee backs the program. conference talks loom as June votes approach.
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Senate
Agriculture Department
Orville Freeman
Freeman
W. R. Poage
Texas
Congress
House Committee
Senate Agriculture Committee
Saving A Symbol The Eagle Receives 1000 Grant for Study
A timber company provides a $1000 starter grant to fund research and protection of the American Bald Eagle. Aerial surveys of nesting areas will occur, with bird counts and feeding and nesting habit studies planned. The effort aims to safeguard the national emblem amid industrial growth.
Live Free or Die and the Liberty Dilemma
A reflective note on Pennsylvania’s motto Live Free or Die and the broader theme of liberty. It contrasts civic boldness with complacency and cites historical friction such as taxation without representation and the Boston Tea Party as examples of fighting for freedom.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Boston
Tax Increase Could Hurt Demo Candidates In 1968 Vote
Washington analysis argues a October or January tax rise, if enacted, could dampen 1968 Democratic prospects. It notes deficits looming from Vietnam and nonmilitary spending, potential inflation, and political risk if Congress or Johnson pursues higher taxes amid expectations of wage pressures and possible wage price controls.
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Johnson
Congress
Lawrence
Treasury
Vietnam
Middle East
United States
Definition of Treason in the U S Constitution and Debate
A Congressional committee is urged to craft a federal law just below treason as the sole defined crime in the Constitution. The article notes treason’s narrow definition, its death penalty for attempts, and historical interpretations from Burr to Lincoln, with emphasis on the two-witness rule and overt act requirement.
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Congress
Edera
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Alexander
United States
Marshall
Aaron Burr
Burr
Lincoln
House
Senate
George Washington
Internal Security Subcommittee
Armed Services Committee
Israel and the West A moral alliance against anti Semitism
A column argues Israel’s creation ends Western Jew hatred by giving Jews a genuine homeland and choice of citizenship. It warns that Nasser’s actions threaten the Gulf of Aqaba and posits Soviet pressures align with Hitler’s antisemitic policy, urging Western restraint and awareness of global stakes.
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Willi Schlamm
Mediterranean Sea
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Eilat
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Suez
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U.S.S.R
Britain
France
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Eisenhower
Hitler
Russia
Europe
Southeast Asia
Africa
Washington
South
Moscow
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Health Hint Warns Against Rug Hazards In Homes
A reader asks about nails, pillows, refractive errors, and baking soda baths while the column discusses fats and heart disease uncertainty. It urges daily exercise, moderation, and using medical advances, with a health tip to remove throw rugs on stairs.
Monroe News-SMar End Class Matter June 1 1909
Entry records end class matter for Monroe office on June 1 1909 under the act of 1879. Publication appears to be daily except Saturdays and Sundays by the News-Star Publishing Corporation, with offices listed at North 4th Olive Street La Zip Code. The piece mentions executives and Associated Press affiliation.
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Mi. Engen
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Wires Hardin
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Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Oeliete
San Francisco
Charlotte Ant
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