Better Late Than Never In Defense of the dollar and crime control
Editorial argues for stronger dollar protection via restrained overseas spending and targeted cuts in domestic nonmilitary costs, while supporting tougher crime measures in DC and Chicago. It notes university campus protests against Mrs. Johnson, praises law enforcement hardening, and endorses continued nuclear strength to deter war amid Moon lander successes.
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U.S
Nicholas B. Katzenbach
Europe
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Great Society
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Vietnam
L.B. Johnson
Chicago
Richard Daley
Miami
Walter Headley
District of Columbia
D.C
Windy City
Daley
Dick Gregory
Headley
Tower Speaks On State Of The Union And Civil Rights
U S Senator John Tower discusses Congress facing fiscal strain and student proposals while endorsing the Low-Income Housing Bill. He laments gold backing, praises veterans legislation, and previews hearings on the Pueblo seizure and Civil Rights Bills as the 90th Congress begins.
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Congress
State of the Union
Senate
Soviet Union
Free World
FBI
Justice Department
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International Finance Subcommittee
Armed Services Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Defense Secretary
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Viet Nam
Senator Tower
U.S.S. Pueblo
Yarborough Foresees Busy 1968 Congress Ahead
Letter from Ralph Yarborough outlines Johnson era priorities for 1968. Key items include renewal of the Higher Education Act and Vocational Education Act, expansion of education to all qualified Americans, and continued funding for public health, hospital construction, and aging services. Also notes needs in crime, housing, pollution control, and veterans education programs.
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Johnson
90Th Congress
Vietnam
Congress
Texas
James Connally Technical Institute
Waco
Kennedy
United States
Hill- Burton Hospital
Political Calendar for Primary and Absentee Voting
The notice lists key dates for the election cycle: Feb 5 last day to file for primary place, Feb 12 county committee apportionment, Feb 26 candidate payment deadline, Mar 5 first day to apply for mail absentee, Apr 1 first day for personal absentee, Apr 24 26 campaign expense filing, Apr 30 last day for personal absentee voting, May 4 first primary election, May 7 canvass, May 11 county convention. Richard C. White is the United States Representative, 16th District, reelection.
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County Executive Committee
United States
Richard C. White
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