Postwar defense spending unlikely to drop quickly says Curtis
Rep. Thomas B. Curtis of Missouri warns at a Tax Foundation conference that defense outlays will not fall to prewar levels after Vietnam end. He predicts some postwar spending will go to reconstruction, with possible rises in defense related costs and a later increase in federal receipts from the administration budget. He cites options like tax cuts, essential services, state aid, or debt reduction, noting no immediate crisis yet.
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Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
Tax Foundation, Inc
Rep. Curtis
Curtis
Vietnam
Are Skies Crowded Or Is There a Ground Delay Problem
The Aerospace Industries Association argues skies are not crowded despite claims of congestion. Ground facilities limits and peak traffic at major hubs create delays, with Opa Locka handling more movements due to multiple runways while LaGuardia and Pendleton show localized peaks. Separate radio freqs and distinct approach routes help manage traffic now and as demand grows.
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The
Aerospace Industries Association
Arizona
United States
Opa Locka
Ila
LaGuardia
York City
Opa Lockart
Pendleton
Ore
Change's Upturn Fails to Excite Nation Says U S News
The US News & World Report quotes a cautious view of public sentiment. The magazine notes that people see too many uncertainties and doubt significant progress until the end of war brings relief. Public mood remains wary about broad changes.
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US News & World Report
The Shy Child and Parental Advice from King Features Syndicate
A 1968 column discusses heredity and shyness in children, advising parents to avoid burdening a shy child with their own past, to foster speaking by listening, and to engage playmates and relatives. It includes methods for parents to encourage conversation and self-worth, plus references to related bulletins and a request for self addressed envelopes.
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Wien Lou
Talaing
Sunda
U. S
Daily Northwestern
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Johnson to address Nation in State of the Union Tonight
David Lawrence notes the 1968 campaign begins as President Johnson speaks to a television radio audience and joint session of Congress. He argues the president’s broadcast will shape voter impressions, while Republicans may watch later but miss immediate impact. The piece highlights media reach, expected policy focus, and potential partisan losses in November.
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Washington
Johnson
Houses of
Congress
Democratic
Republica Party
United States
Columbia Broadcasting System
Nixon
Romney
Michigan
Rockefeller
Atu
Republican Party
Georgetown Named National Historic Landmark in Washington DC
Georgetown in Washington DC has received National Historic Landmark status. The area, known for elegant townhouses and ivy covered walls, preserves a village feel amid metropolitan DC. Georgetown’s history spans from a 1751 Maryland assembly grant to a thriving river port, later revitalized after World War I, with notable gardens and brick dwellings.
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Washington
Georgetown
Washington, D.C
Old Georgetown
Potomac River
National Geographic Society
Maryland Provincial Assembly
Potomac
England
George II
Maryland
Virginia
L'Enfant
Histoplasmosis and Tuberculosis Compared in Medical Letter
Dr. Molner explains histoplasmosis can mimic TB, affects lungs or other organs, and ranges from mild to severe. Immunity after infection is uncertain, and treatment varies with disease form. He notes mild cases may resemble flu and emphasizes ongoing learning about the illness.
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United States
Mid-Continent
Ohio
Mississippi River
Oshkosh City Council rejects wheel tax plan
Letter writers oppose a wheel tax for auto owners to fund road needs arguing city finances and property assessments should bear costs. A reader urges municipal fiscal restraint and asks state taxpayers to share city funding, while two health Q&A sections discuss histoplasmosis and common medical inquiries from Dr. Molner.
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A. Thomas Schwalm
Associated Press
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Oshkosh
Northwestern
Joseph G. Molner
M.D
People’s Forum
Wright
Albert T. Padgham
Wangoo Ave
Dr. Mother
HLS
T.J.F
Mother
Royal Air Force
Berlin
Rome
Wells Manufacturing Corporation
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh All Stars
South Park Junbrigh
Sheboygan Redskins
Lester B. Pearson
Liberal Party
Canada
Louis St. Laurent
Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce Credit Information Bureau
Herbert F. Polzin
Commercial Service Bureau, Inc
Herbert Mueller
Neenah
Richie
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