Republicans face turning point in 90th Congress
The National Committee for an Effective Congress urges Republicans in the House to shape the 90th Congress into a functional body that can handle modern complexities and influence the 1968 presidential succession. It warns against a do nothing stance while stressing moderation and safeguarding Welfare State programs.
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Friendly 1040 Form Trial Prompts Taxpayers Choice
The IRS plans a friendly Form 1040Q questionnaire trial for about 60,000 in six southwestern states. The longer seven page form asks niceties like joint return options, while skeptics warn of higher processing costs and potential tax increases. It frames a Hobson’s choice between friendly or unfriendly forms, with taxpayers paying the same money.
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Good Year In 67 Outlook From Bankers Trust
Bankers Trust of New York forecasts 1967 will run near full capacity with demand shifting gears. Labor stays tight, manufacturing margins tighten due to rising costs, and inflation remains strong. Yet heavy military needs plus higher civilian spending by government should offset private sector softness, keeping consumer demand driving prosperity and full employment.
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White Sulphur governors urge Johnson to change approach
Democratic governors at White Sulphur Springs blamed President Johnson for poor northern outreach and a weak White House political operation. They urged a delegation mindset, stronger personal staff control, and a more open national committee, warning his re election hinges on these changes. The meeting underscored frustration with last minute plans and lack of listening posts.
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Mao's fate tied to China's harvests and politics
By Ray Cromley Mao Tse-tung's hold on power may hinge on Red China's agricultural yields. A new crop failure could embolden critics, erode army morale, and threaten Mao and Lin Piao’s grip while authorities push farmers a Iong with Red Guards to aid crops. Imports from Canada and other nations may avert disaster.
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Railroads Top $1 Billion In 1916 Operations
Fifty years ago items note railroads in the United States earned over $1 billion in the year closing, a peak in railroad operations per the Interstate Commerce Commission. Maryland farmers cut corn plantings but had higher yields. wheat rose to 89 cents a bushel from 61. The Kaiser sought U.S. help via Wilson to end World War I, with Allied Powers reportedly accepting.
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Two Fire Alarms and Suspected Drunken Driving Incidents
From the Frederick County chronicle twenty years ago, Christmas observance saw two fire alarms and two arrests for tipsy driving after accidents in Lisbon and Brunswick. The Camp Detrick Fire Company fought a blaze near the Square Corner damaging Snow White Grill on East Patrick Street. Comedian W C Fields died aged 66 in a California rest home after a 14 month illness, noted for feuds with Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy.
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War Costs and Communist Backing in Vietnam
Washington contends up to 20 billion dollars a year is spent by the United States on Vietnam while the Soviet Union and Red China fund the war through military supplies. It accuses U.N. inaction and urges embargoes on rival regimes, noting Eastern Europe and Asia provide missiles, planes, and arms. One million U.S. and allied soldiers fight for a principle as it questions why action isn’t taken against the main supplying powers.
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