Birthday tribute recalls Eisenhower era policies and resolve
A birthday message honors President Dwight D. Eisenhower citing his atoms for peace open skies and nuclear test talks while noting opposition from premiers and Congress. The piece notes inflation easing from 34 percent to stability by 1962 and reflects on his constitutional respect for government powers. It ends with gratitude for decades of service.
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Qis
Sey
Eisenhower
Congress
Eisen
Union
Uncle Sam's Fiscal Status Picture From Tax Foundation
A reader letter recounts an elderly uncle's mounting debt and annual interest, noting a $330 000 burden, four income-year surges in 16 years, and a $12 000 interest charge next year. The piece ends with a Tax Foundation monetary illustration using six zeros.
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Vet
Tom
J.T. Axpater
Tax Foundation
Uncle Sam
Danger noted on test ban pact and underground tests
The article discusses fears that a test ban would hinder U S nuclear research and secrecy in underground testing. Senators Jackson Russell Stennis warn concealment efforts outpace detection and eliminating underground tests could erode U S scientific and strategic nuclear advantage.
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Jackson
U. S
Senate Armed Services Committee
Richard Russell
Georgia
Mississippi
John Stennis
Dodd rejects Papal move on Red China admission
Sen Thomas Dodd privately challenges Pope Paul VI over urging the United Nations to study admitting Red China. In a hand delivered letter to the Nuncio and copies to cardinals, he warns such a move would embolden Chinese Communists and threaten UN moral authority. He urges restraint and argues it could worsen free world Communist conflict. The piece also reports a terror campaign by Dominican Republic militants targeting American troops with bombs and grenades, causing several injuries but no casualties.
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Washington
Thomas Dodd
Paul
United Nations
Red China
Holy Father
Dodd
Vatican
China
Connecticut
Dominican Republic
Gi's
Santo Domingo
Farm surplus woes and shifting world grain markets
The essay discusses government grain programs and Tino De Angelis schemes, warning the West about overly generous disposal of surpluses. It argues market forces should set grain prices and distribution, noting Communist buyers increasingly import Western grain while Western traders sell to Russia and others.
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Norman C. Miler
Mr. Miller
Tino de Angelis
Bayonne
New Jersey
Hhis
Tino
Washington
Canada
Australia
West
Orville Freeman
Hubert Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
U.S
Nixon’s political journey frames a banner of sound Republicanism
The piece argues Nixon remains central to the GOP’s future, noting his resilience after 1960 and 1962 defeats. It praises his steady commitment to party aims, calls him a solitary, private figure, and situates him as a key campaign voice for Republicans while balancing ideological tensions within the party.
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Nixon
Jack Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Neil MacNeil
Time, Inc
Everett Dirksen
Gerald Ford
Melvin Laird
Congress
Republican Party
Unclear 1965 Chronicle-Telegram Item On Unemployment Policy
Fragmentary text from The Chronicle Telegram shows references to unemployment benefits and social policy debates in 1965. Mentions President Arthur D Rudaut-Vine and a Thursday date, with disrupted phrases about insurance, wages, and contracts.
Grandpappy Sez On Negotiations And Steel Contracts
The piece portrays industrial executives pressuring for every penny as steel contract costs loom. It notes talks moved from the White House to grim rooms and a looming pension wild card affecting up to tens of thousands of retirees.
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White House
Molony
Walter Burke
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California
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Johnson
Barry Goldwater
General Eisenhower
Virginia
Steel Union
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Grandpappy Sez
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