Storm warnings and life jacket rules urged for small craft
South Texas waters face danger as Vuaantene weather brings frequent storms. Boaters are warned to wear approved life jackets and seek shore when storms gather. The Texas Safety Association notes waning Gulf signals and defines storm and gale warnings by flag and light signals, with winds from 38 to 55 mph indicators.
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President Johnson cites slow but steady road safety gains
The Transportation Department reports to Congress on the first 16 months under the Highway Safety Act and the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act. Johnson messages say progress slows the rise in traffic deaths but destruction remains tragic and ongoing.
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U.S. Department of Transportation
Congress
Johnson
Watchdogs Prepare allocations for United Fund drive
Watchdogs’ project committees begin the annual task of recommending allocations. The Budget and Admissions Committee, split into seven panels, will hear from local agencies through June 17. Agencies must file monthly and annual financial statements and program reports, and cannot solicit operating funds independently. The United Fund board will decide allocations and set next fall’s campaign quota. John K. Meyer chairs the committee with Richard Goldsmith as vice chair, both sons of former Community Chest leaders.
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John K. Meyer
Richard Goldsmith
Old Community Chest
De Gaulle and Reds Pact in French Labor Shuffle
Enclosed CIA files allege a covert pact between Charles de Gaulle and the French Communist Party through the CGT to pacify labor unrest. The pattern allegedly allowed wage suppression while the CGT and communists protected de Gaulle in exchange for stability and favored international advantages.
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Charles de Gaully
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
de Gaulle
Puerto Rico
Moalhly
Force Ouvriere
Catholic General Confederation of Democratic Labor
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U.S
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Charley
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Matignon
France
Andre Malraux
Sorbonne
Malraux
Machiavelli
Paris
AFL
National Assembly
Diets Linked to Heart Disease Study And Psoriasis Diet Trials
The National Diet Heart Study follows 1500 men aged 40 to 59 on a low fat diet to assess cholesterol and heart attack risk. Reports note reductions in heart attacks among young men, spurring expansion. Separately, psoriasis patients on high white turkey meat intake showed symptom improvement, but causality remains unclear. Warm weather and sun exposure also aid psoriasis, raising questions about spontaneous recovery versus treatment effects.
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Italy
Diets and Cure Link Examined in Arthritis Study
A Dr Lester Coleman led inquiry questions whether a temporary cure relates to a turkey based diet. The study focuses on diet zing deficiencies and their possible connection to rheumatoid arthritis amid ongoing dietary research.
Oregon braces Kennedy foes as California looms
The piece argues Oregon’s liberal history challenges Kennedy analysts who blame poverty and race for his weakness, noting McCarthy’s Oregon success but predicting Humphrey will win California. It cites Kennedy insiders, political theatrics, and moves like Jesse Unruh’s replacement as campaign manager.
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Oregon
Sen. McCarthy
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Harvard
Gardner Cowles
Look Magazine
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
St. Francis Assisi
Nebraska
Indiana
Sen. Kennedy
California
Jesse Unruh
California Assembly
Unruh
Venus
Bobby
Humphrey
Two Texans in Gubernatorial Race Highlight Education Plans
In Texas Democratic primary contenders Preston Smith and Don Yarborough tout higher teacher salaries and education improvements. Yarborough endorses the Texas State Teachers Association program and state-supported kindergartens. Smith offers broad pledges with less concrete detail. The letter concludes with a sharp critique of government by J A Bode and C W Steinbrecher.
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Texas
Preston Smith
Don Yarborough
Dan Yarborough
Texas State Teachers Association
Don Yatherough
J. A. Bode
Yarboroughs Clash Over Party Roles in Texas Speech
Don Yarborough a labor favorites tag asserts the government owes every man a trade in San Antonio. Ralph Yarborough counters that Texas has not had a Democratic governor in 30 years and questions Don’s true Democrat credentials. Some urge both Yarboroughs to join the Socialist Party.
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Don Yarborough
San Antonio
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Don
Socialist Party
Fred Flannican
Not All Bad Welfare Critique Letter
A reader from the USAF signed M. Sgl J H Reynolds argues that not all welfare recipients are lazy. He urges fairness and self-reflection, noting many on welfare lack education for decent jobs and calling for prayer.
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J. H. Reynolds
USAF
Eighth graders deserve more than an eighth-grade education
Marcelino R. Gutierrez argues against policies suggesting an eighth-grade education suffices for decent jobs and family life. He condemns discouraging youth from finishing school, notes high city wages and scarce opportunities, and condemns blame aimed at the poor or innocent children hungry due to broader actions.
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Marcelino R, Gutierrez
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