Editorial on inflation and the Fed independence
The piece discusses Congress and the President clashing with the Federal Reserve Board over a rate hike. It notes the Fed as an independent agency answerable to Congress, the President’s limited power over the board, and the stock market’s tentative return to normal as inflation concerns persist. It cites William McChesney Martin and references Johnson’s desire to sustain prosperity while accepting monetary restraint.
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LBJ
Texas
United States
Executive Branch
Committee of Congress
Legislative Branch
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Congress
New York Stock Exchange
Johnson
Powell Corrects Editorial On License Numbers
Secretary of State Paul Powell corrects an editorial error about automobile license numbers, citing 1963 Illinois law on reassignment rights and Sept 30 deadlines. He notes distinctions on reassignment and who may hold or lose rights, and discusses how desirable low numbers are allocated to prominent party figures.
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Paul Powell
Powell
Secretary of State
Second Look at Luci Johnson and Klan Rhetoric
The piece references Luci Johnson and her partner recovering from a troubling period, notes a shift in male interest toward music amid fashion trends, mentions a long running head start program, and lists Ku Klux Klan titles at the klavern level. It ends with a sensory cue about sleigh bells or a cash register.
No College In Capita Expands Illinois Junior College Plan
Illinois counties push for area junior colleges with about 95 percent of the population living in nine counties. Springfield and Quincy sit in 12 counties with no plans, while debates swirl about four-year institutions and statewide higher education funding under the Master Plan.
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Ilinois Junior College Board
Illinois
Springfield
Quincy
Cllinois
University of Ilinois
Senti
Ment
Illinois Board of Higher Education
Time Tells and Cliches on TV and News Moods
Dave Felts notes time will tell the Vatican council's lasting effect while Mrs May Craig retires after 30 Washington years and becoming a national figure on TV. Stanley Woodward, famed sports editor, dies at 71 famed for English language purist stance. Harvard and Radcliffe enrollment totals noted with 14,626, plus Publishers Weekly count of 95,500 paperback titles and assorted gift albums for Christmas.
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Rome
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's
May Craig
Washington
Craig
White Mouse
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Progressive Viewpoint Holds Sway Vatican Council Changes Ahead
Vatican II nears completion after four years prep and three years of work as Pope Paul VI calls the gathering an astonishing phenomenon. The council’s 2300 bishops confront a long transition toward aggiornamento with a persistent clash between progressive and conservative currents shaping decrees and future church governance.
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Bennet M. Bolton
Associated Press
Vatican City
Vatican
John
Paul
Synod of Bishops
Pope John
National Episcopal Conference
Rome
Germany
Josef Cardinal Frings
France
Achille Cardinal Lineart
Council
Commission
Quria
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Holy Office
Cardinal Frings
Brillant Politician Mitterrand Emerges as Gaullist Challenger
A garden loving candidate fronts the field in the decoy French presidential race. Francois Mitterrand, 49, leads a left coalition against Charles de Gaulle in the six person field, aiming for a Dec. 19 runoff. He is a self made intellectual and Gaullist critic who rose from a railroad worker family to France’s top schools and degrees in law and political science.
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New York Times
France
Francois Maurice Mitterrand
Charles de Gaulle
Mitterand
de Gaulle
Mitterrand
Fourth Republic
France Solr
Party of National Assembly
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