Remember Pearl Harbor and the price of peace
The editorial recalls the attack on Pearl Harbor as infamy that drew the U.S. into World War II. It traces four more years of global conflict, the Allied victory, and the uneasy postwar era with crises and wars like Korea. It warns that atomic strength both deters and binds the nation to war on enemies’ terms unless attacked. It urges remembrance to honor sacrifices and keep war’s terror in mind to honor the dead.
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Pearl Harbor
Japan
Germany
Italy
Korea
Viet Nam
New York Leads in Federal Highway Safety Push
The federal government urged states to adopt a uniform highway safety code by 1968 with possible loss of funds for noncompliance. New York State has already embraced many proposals including mandatory vehicle inspections, periodic vision tests, and separate motorcycle licenses.
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New York State
Lawyer Seeks Three Trials for Bobby Baker
Bobby Baker's attorney argues he is entitled to three trials instead of one. The lawyer insists on continued participation in proceedings. Shriver notes funding cuts will slow the war on poverty and hints at possible opposition to the anti poverty effort.
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Bobby Baker
Bobby
Shriver
The Times Gerald December 7 1966 staff and pricing note
The Times Gerald issues details of publication dates and staff roles at Ottaway Newspapers including publisher president and editor. It lists bureau editors for Goshen Wayne Monroe Walden Sullivan Ulster Monticello and Liberty and provides rate cards for mail and carrier delivery across multiple counties.
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Sullivan - Ulster
Liberty Street
Monticello
Charles Crist
Times Herald-Record
U. S. Mail
Orange
Sullivan
Ulster
Sussex
Pike
Tax rise eyed as key 1967 economic move
President Johnson is expected to decide soon whether to seek a tax increase on individuals and corporations to align fiscal with monetary policy. The 1966 economy shows inflation, stock slump, and weak housing after six years of expansion, while defense orders keep output high and unemployment low. The decision hinges on balancing risks of recession against inflation and political timing in Congress.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Gerald R. Ford
Mich
House
Walter M. Heller
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
DEA
Kennedy
John Maynard Keynes
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Board
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JAMES #. OTTAWAY
Charles A. King
Ruth B. Ottaway
R. John van Kleeck
N. Romm
Edward F Dougherty
Norman H. Oshrin
Anthony Foglio, JR
Myron M. Albert
Tom E. Pray
Glenn Doty
Rayburn F Hesse
Manny Fuchs
Arthur J. Benniks
A. Allan Zucker
Joseph Remner
Dan Pauley
John C. Haswell
John A. Fournier
Donald A. Conkling
TeeState
Pike Street
Port Jervis
Chris Farlekas
Goshen
West Main Street
Wayne Fines
Monroe
Stage Road
Helmut Kimpel
Walden
St Main Street
Edmund Klein
Liberty Dial
Ottaway Advertising Sales
P. O. Box
Campbell Halis
Dial
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Congressional Quarterly
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