Editorial argues federal debt outpaces state and local debt by interest burden
The piece rebuts claims that federal debt lags behind state and local debt, citing Tax Foundation data. It highlights that despite slower nominal growth, federal interest costs dwarf state and local payments, and that the burden per family is higher federally. It urges focus on interest totals rather than debt levels alone.
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Tax Foundation, Inc
Tax Foundation
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European press frets over Goldwater nomination
Editorials question Goldwater remarks and urge better reporting while U S News argues Europe fears tougher defense aid. The piece defends American interest and urges European allies to share costs voluntarily rather than face coercive pressure.
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John Chamberlain
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U.S. News & World Report
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Military education as social force in Navy’s system
The Navy frames its training as an aristocratic, rank based system that blends religious life with disciplined guidance. Cadets receive personal letters to parents, chapel attendance, and strong leadership from veteran officers, creating social cohesion and direct home relations unseen in civilian schools.
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J. A. Masterson
Mayi
Educa Sonal
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Chronicle-Telegram 1964 Loraly Elyria Local Staff Names
The fragment lists staff roles and titles for The Chronicle-Telegram dated June 11, 1964. Names include Arthur D. Hudnuts, Robert C. Barton, Robert W. Punk, Leroy F. Reisinger, Herbert M Gaild, Carl A Brooke, with roles such as Publisher, Editor, Advertising Manager, and circulation.
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Otte B
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Robert C. Barton
Robert W Punk Leroy F
Reisinger
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Kennedy Considers Senate Bid After Civil Rights Vote
Washington column reports Attorney General Robert Kennedy intends to resign from the Justice Department after the civil rights vote to run for the Senate seat in New York against Republican Kenneth Keating. Kennedy weighs NY path amid Goldwater momentum and Johnson’s likely choice. The piece notes aides observed Kennedy’s hints and possible rivalries within the party.
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Washington
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Kennedy
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R-N
Barry Goldwater
California
Keating
Goldwater
Pierre Salinger
Joseph Tydings
Maryland
Dential
Siassachusetts
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Democratic Campaign
European press misreads Goldwater victory in California
The article attacks European newspapers for misreporting Barry Goldwater and avoiding his actual policy positions. It cites Goldwater’s April San Fernando Valley speech advocating interdiction of Communist supply routes and preserving manned bombers, while arguing NATO support and cautious nuclear policy align with other U S leaders.
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Clarence Streit
Federal Union
Goldwater
Europe
NATO
United States
Southeast Asia
David Lawrence
Washington
Viet Nam
Goldywater
San Fernando Valley
Calif
Thailand
Malaysia
Australia
New Zealand
Lyndon Johnson
South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
North
Richard Nixon
Coine
Barry Goldwater
India aid plan faces bipartisan opposition in Congress
Washington debate grows over a proposed 590 million dollar five year military aid package to India. McNamara and Indian counterpart Chavan back the plan while senators Russell Symington and Hickenlooper mobilize against it, citing concerns over arms reaching communists and the Kashmir dispute with Pakistan.
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Washington
India
Defense
Robert McNamara
B. Chavan
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Jawaharlal Nehru
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Georgia
Richard Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Symington
Kennedy
Foreign Relations Committee
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J. William Fulbright
Russell
Bourke Hickenlooper
Republican Policy Committee
William Broomfield
Foreign Affairs Committee
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Pakistan
Summer job hunters flock to Alaska
A flood of students aims north for high paid reconstruction work in Alaska after the quake. Promoters tout heavy equipment courses and travel to the state, while concerns rise about misrepresentation. Anchorage officials say local talent remains abundant and warn against unfirm job offers. Also discussed is debate over FCC commercial rules, with readers urged to rely on personal choice over regulation.
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Denver
Lymaan L. Woodman
Anchorage
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