Seaway Toll Debate Could Hit Port Commerce
A split over St Lawrence Seaway tolls pits Seaway supporters against users and rail interests. Proponents fear higher charges would curb traffic while taxpayers subsidize other waterways that return no tolls. Senator Young warns of reciprocal tolls on free ocean ports. The Seaway toll plan risks damaging a valued national asset.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Eastern Seaboard
United States
New Orleans
Delaware River
Houston Ship Canal
Sacramento
Pacific Ocean
Stephen Young
Ohio
Senate Public Works Committee
Young
George Hamilton and draft law spark White House critique
Critics argue the Selective Service rules are too selective as George Hamilton, a bearded 26 year old actor linked to Lynda Bird Johnson, remains out of the draft amid claims of supporting his mother. The House Armed Services Committee weighs reform while Hamilton enjoys luxury.
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George Hamilton
Johnson
Lynda Bird
Georg
George
House Armed Services Committee
Mr. Hamilton
Hamilton
DETHRONING THE VITAMIN LABELS
Viewpoints argue for FDA labeling rules to curb vitamin supplement sales by stating most consumers do not need these products. The piece cites mis information and urges buyers to read labels, use guidance from the Food and Nutrition Board, and act on facts.
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James L. Godard
United States Food and Drug Administration
Food and Nutrition Board of
The
National Research Council
Health as Seen By Dr Brady
The piece critiques nostrums claiming to restore hair color and warns of risks from unproven remedies. It humorously recalls Dr Brady’s iodine regimen shared with a dog Tony and a cat Gilchrist, illustrating long time commitment to health advice and a skeptical view of sensational cures.
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Brady
Tony
Soviet Armies in Germany Estimated at 20 Divisions
Berlin dispatch reports the Soviet Union fields about 20 divisions in Germany with around 400 000 troops as the forces consolidate near the frontier and major rail hubs.
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Germany
Berlin
UPI
Soviet Union
World and national stamp issues mark inaugurations and anniversaries
AP News reports stamps issued worldwide to honor the WHO headquarters opening in Geneva and Canada’s precentennial floral emblem series. Other highlights include Formosa paintings tied to Chiang Kai-shek’s inauguration, Iran’s CENTO radio system stamps, Sweden’s 100th reform anniversary issues, and Guyana independence issues forthcoming.
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Syd Kronish
Togo
World Health Organization
Geneva
Canada
Republic of China
Formosa
Palace Museum
Taichung
World Wide Philatelic Agency
Chiang Kai-shek
Iran
John Gary's Rise From Boy Soprano to TV Star
AP reports John Gary grew up in New Orleans with a gift for singing. He won a Singing scholarship at age nine and performed for USO shows and Ken Murray's Blackouts before losing and regaining his voice. He pursued Molly Bennet and eventually joined the CBS John Gary show as a summer replacement for Danny Kaye after guest spots with Kaye.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
John Gary
Associates
CBS
Danny Kaye
John
New York
New Orleans
USO
Ken Murray
Marie Wilson
Tony Bennett
Vic Damone
Perry Como
Jack Jones
Andy Williams
Robert Goulet
Danny Boy
Kaye
Gary
Oswego Palladium Publication and Mail Rates Notice
Official Oswego newspaper details publication names and administrative officers. It lists mailing and carrier rates for Oswego and surrounding counties, Osborne Palladium Times Inc. address, and advertising agency contacts. The notice notes Association with the Associated Press and corrections policy.
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Thomas A. Clouther
West Thro
Cayoge
Wayne Counties
Palladium Times, Inc
West First St
Oswego
N. Y
New York State
Mississippi River
Canada
Jo Tus Matthews Special Agency Inc
New York City
Boston
Mass
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Palledium Tirees
Viet Constitution To Be Drafted By Simple Majority
South Viet Nam to draft a constitution by a simple majority of the Constituent Assembly elected September 11. The draft goes to the civilian military directory, which can veto parts, or the assembly can override with a two thirds vote. The assembly dissolves after promulgation and institutions are set up in 3 to 6 months. Elections for a legislative body and civilian government to follow in summer 1967.
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Andrew Borowiec
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Directory
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Editor's Moment of Meditation on American life and freedom
An editorial prayer asking divine blessing on education health care poverty programs and national efforts to rebuild cities housing and equality while supporting free enterprise and overseas commitments. It emphasizes strengthening commitments for good and freedom at home and abroad.
Power Struggle Drives Red China Purge of Officials
Washington observers say the Peking purge is mainly a power struggle among hard liners loyal to Mao Tze-tung. Notable targets include Peng Chen Li Meng Wei Chang Li Chun Li Ching Chuan and Wang Hsiao Chuan as Beijing hints at tougher economic policies and a broader crackdown on private farms and markets.
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Andrew Tully
Washington
Peking Watchers
State Department
China
Mao Tze-tung
Moscow
Peking
Mao
Nikita Khrushchev
Peng Chen
Peng
Li Meng Wei
Yunnan
Communist Party
Chang Li Chun
Southwest
Li Ching Chuan
Wang Hsiao Chuan
Kweichow
Central Committee
Peoples Daily
Red China
Voices Inc Representing U S At Paris Theater Festival
A group of spiritual and gospel singers called Voices Inc represents the United States in the annual theater festival in Paris.
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New York
Voices Inc
United States
Paris
Bible Verse On God’s Word Endurance
A biblical passage notes that the grass withers and the flower fades but the word of God stands forever, citing Isaiah 40:8 as emphasis on enduring divine counsel.
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Isaid
Thompson and Becker Lead Tenacious Defense in Bridge
In eight tables of a contract bridge match, West made a five heart opening and East led the ace with the K A. Despite varied signaling from West and strategic discards, South still made four spades on most boards. Only one table defeated the contract as East correctly led a diamond, sealing a tough defender top score.
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West
South
Declarer
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