Payable Rates and AP Notice in Local Press
The clipping lists payment scales such as 16.00 for one year and 99.00 for six months with other fractions, plus an extra charge on travel and Mounted Postal Routes and foreign countries. It credits The Associated Press for local and AP dispatch publication and notes a daily circulation of 49,205 in August 1967.
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Associa’ Rep
Associated Press
Old Story Warns of Hurry as Constitutional Convention Bounds
The piece laments the conventions delay and effect of racing the midnight deadline. It notes dawdling speeches and late debates, the pressure to finish by nightfall, and the lack of time for full consideration of major constitutional issues. Calls New York to learn from the recurring cycle.
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New York
Debate Over DMZ Invasion Sparks High Stakes Decision
A Marine commander pushes for invading the DMZ to silence North Vietnamese artillery, arguing it could spare lives and curb military use by Hanoi. Despite massive air strikes, Con Thien and other outposts suffer heavy shelling, with 41 killed and 642 wounded in 12 days. The DMZ’s sanctuary role mirrors past hotspots like the Yalu region, shaping a pivotal US choice.
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Demilitarized Zone
North
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Dmz
Con Thien
Mamoth
William Westmoreland
Yalu
Korea
OAS Divided Over Action On Castro At Cuba News Meeting
The Organization of American States faces a divided stance as six nations abstain from a resolution to restrict refueling and cargo to Cuba. Mexico leads, Cuba remains diplomatically recognized. Caracas and La Paz press concerns of Castro meddling. Calls grow for broader information sharing and concerted action to curb Cuban influence.
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Cubba
Fidel Castro
Organization of American States
Mexico
Cuba
OAS
Castro
United States
Time Bind Delays Tax Surcharge Amid Budget Battle
Indications show administration and economists backing immediate income tax surcharge face delays as Ways and Means stalls for seven weeks. Senate resistance compounds the lag with opposition stronger there. President may appeal to public support as a war effort measure, while only a portion of appropriations bills pass.
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House
Ways and Means
Johnson
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Congress
Vietnam
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Levy Notice Prompts Taxpayer Outcry in Wynantskill
A taxpayer describes a withheld paycheck after a 72 hour work week and a levy by the tax bureau. He had owed about 200 for child support via a court order and agreed to payments but received a full paycheck levy leaving him unable to meet court obligations or travel to work. He appeals for clearer payment handling prior to levying wages and questions the treatment of someone earning under five thousand dollars annually.
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Albany
Tax Bureau
Levy
Inflation Pressure Bolsters Stock Market Outlook
Inflationary pressure is boosting stocks as the market climbs toward new peaks. Banks report rapid money and credit growth since last October, expanding the money supply at nine percent annually and consumer incomes at nine percent, while government debt fuels further inflation risks and budget costs.
Doctor Answers on Chest Pain and Lung Diseases
A medical Q and A outlines chest pain causes including pleurisy heart disease and rib arthritis with tests like history physical, chest X ray, ECG and pulmonary function studies. It explains interstitial pulmonary fibrosis and its impact on lung elasticity with possible hydrocortisone relief, and various fungal lung infections treated by Amphotericin B and antibiotics. It notes lung cancer signs on X ray, diagnostic tests, and treatments including surgery and chemotherapy derivatives, plus lupus erythematosus as a systemic disease potentially fatal if vital organs are damaged.
McNamara plans new walls and a five billion anti missle system
Carl T. Rowan argues the United States is pursuing an anti missile shield as a wall against communism, noting McNamara touts a five billion dollar program aimed largely at China while ignoring Soviet capacity and broader dangers. He warns the system may be obsolete and advocates addressing hunger and ideology instead.
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Washington
Defense Sec
Robert McNamara
South Vietnam
South Korea
North Korea
McNamara
China
United States
Red China
Peking
McNamar
U.S
Soviet Union
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Latin America
Asia
Africa
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Carl T. Rowan
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