Federal aid to education rises as Congress approves aid bill
The essay notes growing federal support for schools and the shift from a contentious issue to an essential public service. It highlights a bill increasing federal education funds by about $1 billion for the new fiscal year, with total educational spending around $80 billion nationally. It warns of college bankruptcies and school budget squeezes as local revenues wane, arguing new federal involvement may be needed to relieve fiscal strain.
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Washington
Congress
Cal
Uate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Johnson
Fireworks Safety Remains Important Despite Fading Sight of July Traditions
Fireworks stay legal in about half the states and broadly available in others. The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness warns annually that doctors treat hundreds of eye and other injuries, many to children, from fireworks. Extreme caution and abstinence are advised since a single millisecond can cause tragedy.
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Legion
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Dr Brady on the Ulcer Complex and Diet Choices
A reader notes that pap may be unnecessary for ulcers and a typhoid case shows liquid diets can worsen malnutrition. The column catalogs skepticism of drugs, promotes chewable discs over alkalis, and offers pamphlets on digestion, menstruation, and headaches with small fees and self-addressed envelopes.
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Kentucky
Legal basis for Vietnam war rests on Congress backing
In debates over legality Solicitor General Griswold argues the Vietnam conflict is legal without a formal declaration. Congress backed operations via the Gulf of Tonkin resolution in 1964 and has supported the President each year since, while past wars remained few with formal declarations.
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Washington
United States
Indo-China
Erwin N. Griswold
U. S
Congress
Gulf of Tonkin
Tripoli
Mexico
Vietnam
Red China
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
High Seas
Griswold
U. S. Senate
NATO
Treaty Organization
Johnson
South Vietnam
Bats and perplexing questions knot the Belfry in Boyle piece
Hal Boyle riffs on bizarre questions with a playful quiz about daily habits and quirks. The AP columnist teases readers with odd prompts asking about detergents, theft temptations, family heredity, and strange hypotheticals to spark a self reflection on being “normal.”
Javits backs bid to cut military spending in Senate
Sen. Jacob Javits joined 24 senators in voting to trim military outlays to a 66 billion dollar annual pace, seven billion below Nixon’s request. The measure failed 63 to 24 with Sen. James Buckley of New York opposing the plan.
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Washington
Jacob Javits
R.wpn.y
Nixon
James Buckley
Con-R-N.y
Agonies of Viet Decision LBJ Deceitful on Bombing
Washington based column analyzes the Pentagon papers and Lyndon B. Johnson's wartime decisions. It questions whether Johnson misrepresented plans to bomb North Vietnam during the 1964 campaign and examines his decision making and honesty amid evolving accounts from Roberts and Weintal Bartlett.
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Bruce Biossat
LBJ
Washington
NBA
New York Times
Pentagon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Wisconsin
Pentagon Papers
the Times
Johnson
White House
North Vietnam
Newsweek
Charles Roberts
North
Roberts
Maxwell Taylor
Clark Clifford
Abe Fortas
James Rowe
Arthur Dean
Senate
Edward Weintal
Charles Bartlett
Detente strategy and Moscow policy in new era
Leon Dennen surveys U S policy for East West détente noting Nixon risks for negotiation over confrontation. He argues peace hinges on a two way street with Moscow, assesses Russia's economy, leadership of world communism, and the need for continued U S Russia dialogue. Moscow faces internal weakness, Sino Soviet split, and global pressure shaping its diplomacy.
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Leon Dennen
New York
NEA
Nixon
United States
NATO
Russia
Red China
West
Moscow
Kremlin
Red World
Senate
West Germany
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Middle East
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Europe
Eurasia
Egypt
North
Vietnam
Cuba
Africa
The Palladium Times and Oswego News Stamp
The Palladium Times Oswego N Y announces postal status and rate details. It lists publication consolidation in 1925, staff titles, annual and monthly subscription prices for Oswego Wayne Northern Cayuga and other addresses, plus advertising representatives and Associated Press affiliation.
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Oswego
N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Wayne
Northern Cayuga Co
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West First St
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Rockefeller Plaza
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Palladium Times
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