Voices on Patriotism and Federal Limits Across Newspapers
A collage of editorials challenges majoritarianism and invocations of invincibility while noting inflation fears and political stances. It juxtaposes remarks from CLERMONT FL PRESS FINDLAY REPUBLICAN COURIER GORDON NEB JOURNAL ARIZONA TEMPE NEWS and OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER on democracy, economics, and constitutional power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont, Fla
Press
America
Gordon
Neb
Arizona
Tempe
Ariz
United States Supreme Court
United States Senate
Ocean City
Sentinel-Ledger
LBJ budget critique calls for a reality check on spending
The piece argues President Johnson will unveil a fiscal 1966 budget that masks rising deficits and high spending. It labels the plan a repeat “snow job,” noting forecasts of near 5 billion in red ink and a likely budget just under 100 billion to avoid public backlash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Wilson
United Press International
Johnson
LBJ
Congress
White House
Treasury
FDR
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dear Abby column questions neighbor family and house tours
A reader asks how to forbid a son from befriending a 17 year old across the block without seeming snobbish. Abby suggests the visiting child come to the home and to try positive influence. In a second letter, a reader asks about house tours and Abby says tours are common, not showy, but avoid if you object. The final missive condemns a troubled marriage and urges caution about printing such personal stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Johnny
American Mecca Miami Beach Promoters and Promises
The piece portrays Miami Beach as a glittering American Mecca with Nautilus Fleetwood and Flamingo hotels, Clyde liners from New York, and attractions like bathhouses and pools. It notes a half billion dollars in hotels, tourism spending, and Carl Fisher’s summer climate promotion, ending with the Gold Coast description from Palm Beach onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Smith and Hardy
Miami
Carl Fisher
America
Miami Beach
Gold Coast
Florida
Palm Beach
The American Mecca Miami Promoter Hank Meyer Reigns
A vivid profile argues Hank Meyer transformed Miami into a winter resort and All-American Mecca. It notes 7.5 million tourists yearly, 1.3 billion in spending, and Miami as a gateway to Europe and Latin America while detailing social ills and growing big business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Europe
Central
South America
KLM
Pan American
Panagra
BOAC
Burdines
Jordan-Marsh
Sears
Cape Kennedy
Strategic Air Command
Homestead
Humphrey Embraces Vice Presidency Under Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey, resigning his Minnesota Senate seat after 16 years, prepares to become vice president under Lyndon Johnson. He aims to aid the president’s program, while maintaining close ties with Congress and the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Theis
United Press International
Mashington
UFI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
U.S
Minnesota
Humphrey
Johnson
Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
Senate
Chamber
White House
Congress
Congressional
Capitol
Maryland
State Department
Democratic Party
National Security Council
Space Council
Harold Wilson
Viet Nam
Congo
John F. Kennedy
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Sheet
A crossword puzzle list includes entries 37 40 41 43 46 with brief clues such as Apportions Spanish painter and Biblical icon. The Cryptoquote provides a coded quote by Longfellow and a past quote attributed to Ambrose Bierce, with the instruction that one letter represents another and yesterday's quote noted.
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United Nations
Fla
Mecca
Steve Hannagan
Fisher
Hank Meyer
Meyer
Greater
Wall St
California
Bahama Islands
DuPont Plaza
Jim Bishop
Dear Abby
Daily Crossword
Axydlbaaxe Longfellow
Ambrose Bierce
King Features Syndicate, Inc
India
Valley
Asia
Board of Rye
Guido
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