Poverty in Tee Service Critique of Johnsons War on Poverty
The piece notes several hundred thousand service members and dependents fall below the $3,000 poverty line for a family of four, with about 5,000 newly enlisted Air Force personnel relying on public relief. It argues Johnson should address needs within the military before criticizing poverty elsewhere. Sargent Shriver may take interest in this statistic.
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South
Johnson
Air Force
Council of Economic Advisors
Army
Navy
Sargent Shriver
Psychologists Call for Democratic Path in Race Tensions
A group of 250 New York psychologists forming the Psychologists Committee on Interracial Relations advocates to address racial discord through democratic processes. They warn hostility fuels counter-hostility and urge patience, arguing progress may be slower but aligns with justice and reason.
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Martin Luther King
St. Augustine
New York
New York City
Psychologists Committee
New York Times
Viewpoints On EVP Vacation Plan In Steel Industry
The piece discusses the Extended Vacation Plan effective Jan 1, granting 13 weeks paid time off to senior steelworkers. It notes employer contributions funding the plan and cites industry observers calling EVP a social milestone while acknowledging potential plant dislocations when workers depart and return.
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American Iron and Steel Institute
Institute
Health Advice From Dr Brady on Wealth Qs and Alcohol
A magazine feature cites Howard Pyle of the National Safety Council warning that over 500 holiday traffic deaths may occur with one or two drinks. The piece recalls medical lectures by Dr Roswell Park, noting a chairing of a surgery amphitheater and a chilling scene as a bone is broken.
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WCTU
Howard Pyle
National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Pyle
Roswell Park
America
Cooper Civil Rights Amendment Rejected in Senate
The Senate refused to broaden the small boarding house exemption in the civil rights bill. An amendment by Senator John S. Cooper to raise the limit from five to ten rooms was defeated 51 to 35. A Southern sponsored double jeopardy amendment passed 79 to 17 after modification to exclude state laws.
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Cooper
Washington
Senate
John S. Cooper
R-Ky
Come Unto Me Rest for Laboring Souls
A biblical verse from Matthew 11 28 invites weary souls to come to Jesus for rest and relief, promising divine mercy and ease for heavy burdens. The message centers on divine invitation and spiritual rest.
Kennedy Open Mind on Senate Run Not Rule Out VP Bid
Washington gossip centers on whether Robert F Kennedy will run for New York Senate or accept a vice presidential bid with Johnson. Officials note civil rights controversy shapes voter behavior and speculate Kennedy may delay a decision depending on Johnsons stance.
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Robert Kennedy
Senate
Washington
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
United States Senate
New York State
Kennedy
New York
Kenneth B. Keating
Sen
Keating
Congress
Pierre Salinger
California
United States
U. S. Senate
Waiting for Wife Causes Hubby Little Ordeals
Hal Boyle humor column notes that wife waiting occupies many hours of a husband’s day. It classifies four waiting types, jokes about wardrobe delays, and ends with the idea that some problems must be endured rather than cured.
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Hubby
New York
Bob White
Grand Slam Bid by Sharples Twins in Contract Bridge
In this Becker column a Sharples twins bidding sequence reaches a grand slam in spades after natural bids. South opens diamonds and clubs, North supports clubs, hearts and diamonds showings lead to seven clubs. Blackwood is not used and four aces are inferred with 33 high card points.
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Sharples Twins
England
Robert and
James
South
North
Sharples Brothers
Editor's Moment Of Meditation
An editor prays for steadiness amid modern life, seeking fortitude to pursue facts while recognizing human limits. The meditation anchors conscience, faith, and responsibility to others, acknowledging divine inspiration and personal vocation.
Taxpayer Praise for Complying With Law
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Mortimer M. Chaplin praises the U S tax system for high voluntary compliance, cites 97 percent of revenue from withholding and self assessment, and outlines efforts to inform taxpayers, strengthen enforcement, and apply fair, reasonable administration with a focus on voluntary compliance and public confidence.
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Mortimer M. Chaplin
Internal Revenue
Washington
United States
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue Tax Administration
Man o War Wins Preakness After Skipping Derby
historical note recalls Man o War as a premier American race horse who skipped the 1920 Kentucky Derby and began his three year old season with a Preakness win.
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America
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