Controls Might Lead To Grief
Raymond J. Saulnier and David Rockefeller warn that a managed economy invites grief. The piece cites Johnson’s price controls on aluminum and copper stockpile threats, arguing political meddling overruns managerial judgment and risks Soviet-style inefficiency. It calls for decisions driven by economic factors, not presidential whim.
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Raymond J. Saulnier
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David Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Johnson
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White House
Why Grand Jury Introduces County Panel as Routine Probe
A Pima County experiment forms a county grand jury to aid routine felony investigations and indictments. The first panel serves about 10 weeks, meeting one or two days weekly, with witnesses sworn before arrest. If successful it may become permanent like federal and other counties.
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Superior Court
Pima County
Equal Employment Law Sparks Debate Over Fairness
Victor Riesel examines Title VII equal employment rules, noting corporate and federal implications. He warns mixed seniority, retirement, and job-access issues threaten workers as men demand equal treatment in hiring, retirement ages, and weight-lifting rules amid widespread policy changes.
MacArthur Choice Looms Over Vietnam Policy
In a post Thanksgiving briefing, critics press for a decisive strategy as Rusk and McNamara dodge questions on wiretap evidence and Vietnam casualties. The piece argues for using every weapon, including nuclear superiority, to win in Vietnam, warning that delay could lead to losses.
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Otto Otepka
Bob Kennedy
Latin America
South Viet Nam
USA
Gen. MacArthur
President. Johnson
MacArthur
China
Recognizing The Pre-Delinquent Boy At Risk
An 11 year old in the neighborhood foreshadows future delinquency. Early detection and preventive measures are urged, comparing delinquency to cancer and criticizing post hoc punishment. Experts call for investment in screening and community support to divert at risk youth.
Unemployment to Vanish As Private Industry Expands Jobs
Three million job openings exceed available workers as industry calls for skilled labor. Prouty Curtis plan offers tax credits to expand training, leveraging private enterprise to raise skills. Johnson administration urged to back Republican initiative for faster job training. A New Orleans pediatrician warns daily baths may be harmful for children.
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Prouty-Curtis
Sen. Prouty
Clamor Cuts Fat Says Hypnosis Pioneer Finds Diet Aids
Dr W J Bryan founder of the American Institute of Hypnosis says obese patients fed an unappetizing liquid diet via tube consume about 250 calories daily. When bland meals are paired with pleasant music intake rises to 540 calories and further to 840 with TV watching. Insiders Newsletter notes the diet impact may hinge on environment at home.
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Aulwaukze Journal
W. J. Bryan
American Institute of Hypnosis
Insiders
Pauline Cushman-Fryer a famed Civil War spy dies in San Francisco
Pauline Fryer known as Pauline Cushman a renowned Arizona figure dies in San Francisco at 1833 birth year. The obituary recalls her wartime spy service from Louisville to Bragg era and her later widow life with Jerry Fryer sheriff of Pinal county. The Grand Army of the Republic arranged her funeral defense against pauper interment.
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Casa Grande
San Francisco
Jess
Grayhaired
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