Too Little Too Late Anti inflation plan from Johnson
President Johnson’s anti inflation program is criticized as too little and too late. The plan suspends the 7 percent investment tax credit and accelerated depreciation, with effects not felt for months. Spending cuts of about 3 billion and restrained federal securities sales are pitched as the main benefits. The measure is seen as mainly psychological while risks include potential unemployment in specialized sectors if credits are withdrawn. The piece notes possible future tax hikes as a fallback if inflation persists.
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Johnson
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Signs of Peace from North Korea on Vietnam Conflict
North Korea suggested a conference of all Asian states involved in Vietnam to discuss a peace path, signaling its first independent move since leaving China's orbit. China denied a direct clash with the United States, while Warsaw acknowledged the statement. The notes are tiny signals of potential peace terms amid U.S. military pressure.
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North Korea
Vietnam
China
Chen Yi
Communist Ching
United States
Wang Kuochuan
Warsaw
Red Guards in China Use Youth to Secure Revolution
The text explains Mao Zedong and Lin Biao's strategy to manipulate Chinese youth through staged violence and social disruption. By coercing Red Guards to destroy Western art, expel religious schools, and purge officials, they aim to bind young people to the revolution and undermine opponents like Lin Piao. The method mirrors Viet Cong tactics to recruit and entrench loyalty through unlawful acts.
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Red Guard
Communist
China
Lin Piao
Mao Tse - Tung
Edgar Snow
Snow
Mao
Chiang Kai-shek
Red China
Red Guards
Lin
Tually
Red Chinese
Viet Nam
Two Desks And Two Desks Where Only One Desk Is Needed
Hal Boyle mocks two of everything mindset in modern life arguing that office work limits negate the advantage of two desks two swivel chairs and even two secretaries in a world where homes boast two bathrooms two cars and two telephones He suggests dual setups reduce boredom and boost decision sharpness by swapping chair cushions and separating business from personal papers to avoid chaos.
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New York
Mak
Bride of Dr King Jr to wed in Balmoral on eve presence
Fifty years ago in the News Post files September 13 1916 reports Miss Charlotte Markell Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph D Baker will marry Dr John T King Jr of Baltimore tomorrow at 6 o clock The ceremony will be performed by Dr Edward T Helfenstein of Ellicott City A cream silk gown from her mother’s wedding dress trimmed with lace also reused from her mother’s gown The Women’s Christian Temperance Union held its first fall meeting September 11 with full attendance Plans for work were discussed and delegates to the State Convention were elected including Miss De Lashmutt Mealy Mesdames Gesey Seigrist alternates Mrs Kep ler Miss Keller and Mrs Stoner.
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Charlotte Markell Baker
Joseph D. Baker
John T. King, Jr
Baltimore
Edward T. Helfenstein
Ellicott City
Miss Baker
Women's Christian Temperance Union
de Lashmutt
Mealy
Mesdames Gesey
Seigrist
Kepler
Keller
Stoner
Frederick County to receive historic Taney home gift
Twenty years ago on September 13 1946 Frederick residents learned the Taney home on South Bentz Street was offered as a gift to the Historical Society of Frederick County Inc A special meeting called by President Charles F Bowers will decide the proposal The offer surprised society officers and others interested in the historic property Also mentioned is a Carroll Creek elephant and iron cubs near a circus segment passing through the city indicating a nearby circus visit
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Taney
South Bentz Street
Historical Society of
Frederick County, Inc
Charles F. Bowers
Carroll Creek
Lron
Frederick
James M. Cole
Readjustment in U S economy anticipated by government
Washington columnist David Lawrence discusses the coming readjustment or recession as the government seeks restraint to halt inflation. He warns of pain across employment and profits, particularly for small and marginal firms, and notes debates on interest rates, taxes, and construction impact. He argues for measured policy and avoiding overreaction.
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Washington
Harry Pp. Greep
National League of Insured Savings Associations
U.S
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