Johnson faces major test as Congress nears July recess
AP analyst James Marlow reports President Johnson must push a busy agenda through a Democratic Congress. Two major gains this year are a tax cut and a civil rights bill, with about 80 bills to pass before July. He plans six-day weeks as Senate work piles up on civil rights and social programs.
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Quotable bits mix of trivia and quips from HAL BOYLE
New York AP column notes odd facts about vacations hearing abilities and odd superstitions. Highlights include women hearing high tones better than men but not as well as dogs, 60 000 fees for a concert by Paderewski, 25 000 unqualified psychological experts earning 375 million yearly, and various wry quotes.
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New York
U.S
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Madison Square Garden
Young Couples National Problem AT DAVIS California
Unhappy teenage marriages are described as a major social issue by UC professor Judson T. Landis. He notes marriage and parenthood are oversold to teens, who see marriage as adulthood and face financial strain. He cites 2 million girls aged 18 to 17 marry yearly and 600,000 babies born last year.
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University of California
America
Judson T. Landis
Landis
Jeanada Nolan
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