State of the Union echoes promise of leaner spending
President Johnson defends a reduced next year budget while urging tax cuts and faster war on poverty. He promises lower federal outlays with sustained employment and emphasizes economy in programs, fighting inflation, and defender of freedom ahead of elections. Congress faces pressure to pass proposed cuts and reforms.
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Bower
Nat R
Beard
Ewonemnall
Epped
Freel
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Sears
Visualizing a Billion Dollars The Yardsticks
A discussion explains how hard it is to grasp a billion dollars. Yardstick examples show a 59 mile tall stack of bills, a billion could buy 1000 automobiles for every resident of a 250000 city, and earnings would take 106000 years at five dollars an hour.
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James L. Phillips
New York
Chicago
A Problem of the Heart Reflections on Kennedy and Goldwater
A reflective piece contrasts 1960 Kennedy optimism with the rise of Goldwater. It sketches Kennedy’s appeal and editorial influence while tracing Goldwater’s ascent, emphasizing ideological fervor and party dynamics shaping American politics.
The Chronicle Telegram 1964 Lorain County edition
The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co Elyria Ohio publishes The Chronicle Telegram The Family Newspaper dated Thursday January 9 1964 with staff credits Editor Emishmun J Clare Geeres Editorial Pays Robert W Funk Manneine Editor Peter L Stevenson Advertising Director LF Reisinger published by The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co located at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio and company leadership Schoenle President D Audniutz Vice President.
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Emishmun
Clare Geeres
Robert W Funk
Letters on Trampling Treasures in Turbulent Times
A fragmentary letter discusses perceptions of Ireland and Portugal as cheaper travel options compared to Czechoslovakia. It critiques exchange controls under the Popular Front, noting a dollar-for-foreign-exchange restriction and penalties for relatives sending money. The writer laments what they view as unjust treatment of Czechoslovak citizens and criticizes American praise of the government.
Goldwater odds seen improving in national race analysis
M Stanton Evans of the Indianapolis News argues Goldwater could win the presidency by winning key Southern and urban blocs, while Johnson would need liberal moves such as civil rights legislation. The analysis outlines electoral vote shifts by region, listing states likely to back each candidate and noting uncertainties in several battlegrounds.
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M Stanton Evans
Indianapolis News
National Review Bulletin
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Goldwater
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Alaska
Sevea
Editor's note corrects timing in Mrs Ray Linden letter
In a Tuesday publication an editor's note fixes the misprint in Mrs Ray Linden's letter. The sons scheduled arrival in Los Angeles should read ten hours before he had to report, not two.
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Ray Linden
Los Angeles
Khrushchev a Complex Figure in Peace Efforts
The piece weighs Khrushchev as volatile yet capable of liberal gestures in diplomacy. It cites Yevtushenko’s exchange on Jewry, Stalin’s purge, and Leneman’s account of Khrushchev in Poland. The author urges caution and demands substantive concessions before trusting Soviet moves toward peace.
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Lyndon Johnson
US State Department
Kate Khrushchev
Stalin
Khrushchev
Korushche
Soviet Russia
Merun Luther King Jr
Ik 35
Sotviet
Russia
Khrushche
Yevgeny Yevtushenko
American Jewish Committee
Yeviushenko
Kiev
Yevtushenko
Mosne Decter
Jewish Minorities Research
Khushchev
Leon Leneman
Ussr
France
MacLenemar
Poland
Court Rules Hoarding Gold Legal in Modern Times
A Federal Court in California finds hoarding gold lawful, rejecting the 1933 emergency premise and criticizing Congress and the President for creating criminal penalties by fiat. The decision notes the 1933 economic emergency ended long before 1962 and cautions against treating executive action as constitutional law.
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LS District Court
Southern District of California
James Biddle
Harold Donald Winchell
A & Code
Ltegal
Franklin D Rooseel
de- Dale
Wafon
Congress
Judicial Department
Visitor insults Mexican culture in cantina encounter
A visitor to a Mexican village in 19th or early 20th century memory recounts his belittling remarks about local culture. Residents defend the continuity of their long civilization from Olmecs to Aztecs and thank Miguel Fuentes y Molinas for a gracious letter of support.
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God
Miguel Fuentes Y Molinas
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