Johnson and Wilson face first talks on NATO and trade
In their first meeting as leaders, Prime Minister Harold Wilson and President Lyndon Johnson must align on the Multilateral Force plans and NATO strategy while navigating the special relationship. They plan two days of informal talks amid UK monetary strains, US patience, and trade pressures with Communist economies.
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Johnson
Harold Wilson
Wilson
U.S
House of Commons
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Washington
M.L.P
West Germany
United States
Congress
Patrick Gordon Walker
Britain
China
Pearl Harbor
Strictly Personal: A Reflection on Sex and Style
Sydney J. Bar ius argues that extreme sexual dress, though aimed at allure, appears comical and artificial. He notes women seen as sex machines distract from genuine sexuality, which he calls artless, instinctive, and private, stressing modesty can heighten appeal and that display often defeats attraction.
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Tas
Breakthrough Nears for Dow-Jones 900 Level
A long awaited Dow Jones milestone nears as the 900 level looms, with the industrial average flirting with the barrier after topping 800 last February. Analysts say a 900 breach would signal a buy while the market remains broadly bullish since mid-1962. The Dow Jones averages, published by Dow Jones & Co, are weighted and used as a market bellwether, with the industrial average the most cited. The paper notes the index is computed by a divisor changed to keep the level consistent, and that coverage and ticker prominence sustain public interest around such a milestone.
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Dow, Jones & Company, Inc
Wall Street Journal
New York Stock Exchange
Janet Law
New Castle News Office Details and Publication Info
The New Castle News provides publication details for 29 North Mercer Street New Castle PA 16101 with staff roles listed including president Richard E. Reote and editor James W Trevitt. Subscription rates shown include weekly and monthly options and coverage areas are noted outside specified counties.
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Ouried
The
News Company, A Corporation
North Mercer Street
New Crate
Pri Wiest
Hutler and Heaver
Three Minutes A Day By James Keller
Soviet officials were embarrassed when a forest fire near Moscow burned for hours and no one acted. Izvestia reported a telephone tip to the editors and hours of attempts to spur action failed. The piece urges readers to bear one another's burdens and accept duties rightfully theirs.
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James Keller
Moscow
Izvestia
Newpaper
Exes
George
Taxation Ethics And The West's Tax History
An essay argues that income taxation has long been treated as immoral in Britain and the United States, tracing its use in war and its repeal after conflicts. It notes postwar critiques, Kardashian era reforms, and figures like Blum Kalven and Barry Goldwater, urging renewed examination of taxation ethics.
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Cnerchez LE
United States
Union
Confederacy
Waterloo
Appomattox
33Rd Congress Tradicatore
Ilinois
Blum-Kaiven
Eisenhower
Truman
Kennedy-Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Barry
Kennedy
Congress
Governors Resist Independent GOP Run Plan
The piece argues Republican governors, deeply focused on local issues, would struggle to run a national party body as a parallel or rival to the national committee. It recalls Miami Beach 1963 dynamics, Bill Miller’s role in keeping governors united, and questions whether a separate governors’ apparatus could have sustained unity in late 1963 and early 1964.
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Denver
Colo
White House
Letterilead
The
Ripon Society
John Saloma
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bill Miller
Barry Goldwater
Imate
Republican Governors’ Association
Miami Beach
Fla
Nelson Trackefaller
New York
George Romney
Michigan
Rockefeller
Wallace
Alabama
Barnett
Mississippi
Doris Fleeson
Miss Fleeson
Bil Miller
Republican Governors' Association
National Committee
Fannin
Arizona
Win
Coldwater
Hatfield
Oregon
Dean Burch
Behold the call to courage in belief and work
Gene Stone reflects on standing for convictions urging courage to witness and act. Kraft Foods organizer James Kraft is cited urging Christians to align actions with beliefs and support their principles through work and witness.
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James Kraft
Kraft Foods Company
Jie
Whittaker Chambers Cold Friday reviewed and debated
A critical review discusses the posthumous volume Cold Friday by Whittaker Chambers. It weighs his anti-Communist legacy, defends his literary merit, and contrasts critics who doubt or defend his allegations about Alger Hiss, while praising his depiction of the West and civilization.
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Lloyd George
Warren
Harvey Lee Oswald
Brutus
Julius Caesar
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
Communist Party
Ure
Whittacre Chambers
America
Alger Wiss
Algeriss
Never Republic
Soviet Union
Scranton Faces Tight 1965 Pennsylvania Legislature
The 1965 session will pit Governor Scranton against a Democratic-controlled House that originates money bills, while the Senate remains GOP. Democrats hold clear veto power over tax and appropriation measures, risking limited Republican sponsorship and tighter fiscal maneuvering for two years. Historical echoes from 1957 and 1941 show similar imbalances, with Democrats then or now leveraging the House dominance to shape spending and tax policy.
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Scranton
Senate
House of Representatives
House Democrats
Scranton Administration
House
MR. Scranton
George M. Leader
Leader
Arthur A. James
James
Mr. Scrantom
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Gene Stone
Hiss
Robert Welch
Wince
Justice Department
FBI
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Dallas
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William S$. Buckley Jr
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