Eastside mystery guest and the hat as evidence
An interview transcript reveals confusion over a Michigan visitor sleeping in a house when it was machine gunned. The exchange covers alleged lies in a newsletter, suspicions about communist ties, and a Grand Jury inquiry into the respondent’s associations with the Southern Conference Educational Fund. The dialogue ends noting continued discussion in next week’s issue.
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Michigan
Nxt
Grand Jury
Pde
F.S. Butler
International Chemical Co
Southern Conference Educational Fund
Jim Dombrowski
Marx
Jesus
Worth A Second Thought Taxing To Punish
The Internal Revenue Service seeks cause why the Fund for the Republic should keep its tax exempt status amid political pressure from Rep. Francis Walter. He argues the fund’s activities hinder anti communist efforts, but the DAR’s stance on UN withdrawal and foreign policy shows such programs exist without revoking tax exemption.
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Internal Revenue Service
Fund For the
Republic
Francis
Daughters of the American Revolution
DAR
United Nations
Soviet Union
Internal Revenue Codes
Watch On The POTOMAC
A political column critiques Capitol leaders from both parties over recession strategy. It favors Rep Wright Patman for realism and notes friction between conservative Democrats and Republicans on public works and tax policy. The piece argues tight money harms ordinary people and warns of a looming buyers strike.
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Capitol
Congress
Wright Patman
Texas
Patman
Senate
Johnson
Rayburn
Full Milwaukee Journal coverage honors Mencken life death and will
A reader praises the Milwaukee Journal for weeks of coverage on Henry Mencken including a Sunday magazine feature about his life and death and notes reading his will leaves a sense of his stature. The letter asks who Thomas Paine is and who Henry Lewis Mencken was.
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Thomas Paine
The
Milwaukee Journal
Mr. Mencken
Henry Lewis Mencken
Oo. C. Marthaler
Eastland Block Holds Civil Rights Commission in Limbo
Eastland delay delays presidential civil rights agenda. The Commission on Civil Rights awaits Eastland approval of its budget and staff of about 70, with Congress yet to fund the 750000 dollar request for the July 1 fiscal year. The House approves, the Senate blocks, stalling a program expected to advance reforms.
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Ment
Congress
Commission
House
Senate
Commission On Civil Rights
Eastland
Lawmakers clash over banking probe amid tight money push
The text notes dissatisfaction with congressional leaders and bankers' bonuses as critics argue against high borrowing costs. It cites a press conference before Congress reconvenes where proponents aimed to shift the debate to monetary policy and its costs to the public.
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Fatman
Bonanza
House
Rayburmn
Johnson
Congress
Capitol Rift Narrowed as Nixon and Kennedy Clash
A partial transcript suggests a widening gap between President and Vice President over policy and tax cuts. Treasury Secretary Anderson and Democratic leadership reportedly reached a gentleman’s agreement to avoid pushing a partisan tax cut, signaling shifts in strategy amid Capitol corridors.
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Capitol
Nixon
Treasury
Anderson
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Joe Morris
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