Great Society spending and Viet Nam costs draw fire
The author criticizes the Democratic Party book fund raising and Great Society programs. He highlights the $1,020,000 from 68 firms, warns of overreach in advertising campaigns, and contrasts with rising living costs, tax cuts, and Viet Nam war outlays. The piece also notes government surveys and inflation eroding purchasing power and pensioners' squeeze.
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A. J. Young
Democratic National Committee
The
Bee
Johnson
Akron Beacon Journal
Bite
Harvey Aluminum
Congress
Madison Ar
Mr. Johnson
Beacon Journal
Peace Corps
Uncle Sam
Viet Nam
Great Society
Washington
Keyes Beech
Beacon Journal-Chicago Daily News Service
Saigon
U. S
Beech
Navy Seabees
Army Engineers Corps
White House
Labor Department
Gratis
Commerce Department
Wall Street Journal
Ernst & Ernst
John Rooney
Brooklyn
College of Agriculture
India Moves Toward Nuclear Force Amid China Threat
Marguerite Higgins notes India faces pressure from internal voices and a shifting nonalignment stance as India debates a limited nuclear capability. Krish na argues arms growth links to growth, cites historical examples, and urges Delhi to act independently of Western pressure. The piece links India's mood to anti Americanism in the press and tensions with Pakistan over Kashmir ahead of a planned Johnson Shastri meeting.
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Washington
India
China
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Peiping
New Delhi
Raj Krishna
India Quarterly
Krishna
Germany
Russia
Japan
Mao ‘Tse-tung
Jawaharlal Nehru
Red China
Groundbreaking for St Josephs school addition noted
Ten years ago ground was broken by Rev Fr David Dressman for a St Josephs school addition. James L Clough and Richard Olterson were named sales managers for Evans Sewer Pipe and Evans Brick Co at Uhrichsville. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Joe Paddock.
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David Dressman
St. Joseph's School
James L. Clough
Evans Sewer Pipe
Richard Olterson
Evans Brick Co
Uhrichsville
Joe Paddock
Dover
Ann Huffman
Strasburg
Jerry Seabrook
New Philadelphia
Muskingum College
Right Wing Radio Control Seen By Senator McGee
Senator Gale McGee of Wyoming probes right wing radio and TV networks as they spread across 4000 stations. He warns the barrage could dull minds and fuel extremist influence while urging responsible citizens and groups to counter the propaganda. He highlights H. L. Hunt, Clarence Manion, Rev. Carl McIntire and others expanding outreach and even CBS takeover efforts. He notes the danger of brainwashing and calls for prudent action against both communism and extremism.
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Washington
Gale McGee
Wyoming
Capitol Hill
McGee
John Birch Society
Clarence Manion
Manion Forum
District of Columbia
Billy JamesMargis
Canada
Mexico
Kent Courtney
Dan Smoot
H. L. Hunt
Life Line
Smoot
Carl McIntire
Canasdat
Columbia Broadcasting System
David W. Dye
Lubbock, Tex
CBS
PTA
Bell-McChire Syndicate
Border Dreams by John Metcalf
A lyrical piece describing longing for a journey to ancient Mexico and the Rio Grande. The narrator imagines cotton trees, southern breezes, guitars, and starry skies while dreaming of a loved one joining in the border dreams.
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John Metcalf
Mexico
Rio Grande
Bible Thoughts on Loyalty to Jesus Christ
A meditation on Matthew 12 30 that condemns neutrality and calls for loyal followers over mere friendly citizens, urging believers to act decisively in support of Christ. The piece contrasts claimed non opposition with evident commitment and stresses active devotion.
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Jesus
Readers Viewpoint Critique of Sunday Church Use
A Reader’s Viewpoint argues pastors are aroused by Sundiy shopping and merchants, urging churches to shift weddings, banquets, and parties to weekdays to preserve Sunday worship. It claims extra work for custodians, cooks, florists, and church social hall staff and suggests starting in the church.
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Mt. Union College Women's Choir
Ohio
Robert Groh
Joe Fried
N. Wooster
E. H. Wanhart
Marysville
Iva Faye Herman
Ohio Wesleyan
College Singers Club
Joe Marsh
Marsh Lumber Co
Shawville
Royal Welsh Singers
the Baptist Church
Ralph Buehler
Dorothy Harrison
Dover Sligh
Bronx Hall
Drew Pearson
Senate
Texas
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Tusky
Daily Reporter
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Lover
James Lonergan
Pyscarenas
Garren Cosmeton
Guernsey
Marrison
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Stark
Walders
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