Super Public Relations Needed for Near East Peace
The passage argues past U S Soviet collaboration over Suez and current action condemning Israels Jordan reprisal widen Soviet influence in the Near East. It warns that Western missteps and propaganda alienate Arab nations and calls for a skilled PR and psychological cold war effort to make diplomacy effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soviet Union
Near East
Suez Canal
Egypt
Britain
France
Israel
Jordan
Security Council
Incides
America
Mortgage Policy and Flexibility for Economic Growth
Sherman J. Maisel, a Federal Reserve governor, warned the National Association of Real Estate Boards that the mortgage market could face repeated crises similar to 1966. He urged a tax system with flexible fiscal policy to control credit flow, balancing supply and demand through government spending and taxes. He criticized the Johnson Administration for tax increases on business without trimming spending, saying only then could flexible policy drive noninflationary growth and full employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Sherman J. Maisel
Federal Reserve System
Maisel
Johnson
Chou En-lai Seen as Hidden Power Behind China's Leaders
The analysis argues Chou En-lai, premier since 1949, may be the real ruler as Lin Piao ascends to Mao's heir apparent. It notes Chou's network of allies, his mentor role to Lin Piao, and his skill as a diplomat. If Lin falls, a Chou protege or Chou himself could take top leadership, though Chou might prefer influential but lower official roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
NEA
Lin Piao
Mao Tse - Tung
China
Chou En - Lai
Peking
Chou
Chinese Communist Party of
France
Communist
Shanghai
Piao
Yenan
T’ao Chu
Mao
Red China
Communist Party
Chinese Communist Party
Lin
California Senator Kuchel Faces 1968 Fallout From 1966 Rift
The piece recalls October 1966 efforts by Reagan forces and other GOP leaders to win Rachel and unify support for the ticket. John McCone Leonard Firestone and Holmes Tuttle urged Kuchel to back the ticket, but he refused. Observers say his silence and last minute stance alienated moderates and could threaten his 1968 bid.
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California
Thomas Kuchel
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Rachel
GOP
Ruchel
CIA
John McCone
Leonard Firestone
State Assembly
Robert Monagan
Henry Salvatori
Holmes Tuttle
Washington
McCone
Firestone
Tom
Kuchel
Senate
Clifford Case
Jersey
Rafferty
Samuel Yorty
Senaor
Gold watch honor for U boat captain at New London banquet
A gold watch was presented to Capt Koenig of the German submarine Deutschland for his blockade crossing into New London harbor. He plans a return voyage after delivering dyestuffs but declined a Cape Cod Canal route for Bay State onlookers. In Missouri, Oliver Hessong, a former Wolfsville resident, was slain and robbed in St Joseph. His body was recovered from a canal by a passing steamer propeller.
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Koenig
Deutchland
Cape Cod Canal
Bay State
Wolfsville
Oliver O. Hessong
St. Joseph's
Hessong
St. Joseph’s
Well known land sale marks end of Episcopal Orphans Home
The Episcopal Orphans Home at 100 East Church Street closed after 1830 use, with trustees selling the property by public auction to Drs. P. C. Lansdale and Robert Tyson for $62,000 land fronting 62 feet on Middle Alley. Also noted is Emory Coblentz Swank becoming U. S. vice consul in Shanghai after leaving Franklin and Marshall College.
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Mark
Episcopal Orphans Home
East Church Street
Emmett R. Bowlus
Drs. P. C. Lansdale
Robert §. Tyson
Orphans Home
Episcopal Free School Society of All Saints’ Episcopal Church
U. S
Shanghai
Emory Coblentz Swank
George P. Swank
Rosemont
San Francisco
Oscar R. Coblentz
Catonsville
Rex. M. Allyn
Navy
Washington
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Profits vs Wages Debate Cited by United States Steel Head
Roger M Blough of United States Steel disputes labor and government figures on profits and wages amid inflation. He argues profits rose 67 percent vs wages 34 percent 1960 to 1965, but notes base sizes distort percentages. For 1950 to 1965 profits rose 19.9 billion while compensation grew 238 billion, over 12 times as much. Labor share of national income rose from 64.1 to 70.3 percent. cost of living up 37 percent since 1959 while hourly earnings climbed 82 percent. Purchase power shows worker earnings up 33 percent.
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Washington
Roger M. Blough
United States Steel Corporation
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Johnson
Blough
AFL - Cio
Blowszh
Steel Corporation
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