Temple of Silence and Enmities Buried at Westminster Abbey
The article notes Britain's deep history with major anniversary observances at Westminster Abbey including the 900th founding, 700th Parliament, 750th Magna Carta anniversary, and Waterloo’s 150th. It recalls Macauley’s words calling the abbey a temple of silence where 20 generations of enmities lie buried.
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Britain
Westminster Abbey
Winston Churchill
Waterloo
Abbey of St. Peter
British Commonwealth
St. Peter
Hallow
Edward the Confessor
William the Conqueror
Edward V
Westminster
Macauley
Rapid Liberation of Africans Creates World’s Problem Child
Analyzes postcolonial Africa after 1960s independence, citing 38 states, coups, and economic struggles. Warns of increasing military rule and tribalism, with the West blamed for aid and policy. Predicts Soviet and Chinese influence, possible Communist currents, and ongoing instability for decades ahead.
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Johnson
Africa
Latin America
Tunisia
Black Africa
Zambia
Algeria
Guinea
Nasser
South Africa
Rhodesia
Congo
Leopardville
Shape of Headlines To Come
A survey of looming federal moves and political shifts. FDA will tighten drug content in vitamins while wage guidelines fade amid union friction. An autosafety bill seeks 17 features for 1968 models. Vietnam policy, inflation fears, and potential U.S. wage and monetary actions feature among broad national trends.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Commerce Department
Roswell man Warren Cobean Jr recalls Navy career
W R Cobean Jr, son of a Roswell, New Mexico resident, writes to Amarillo Daily News about his education at Roswell High School 1941 New Mexico Military Institute 143 United States Naval Academy 1946 and service as reactor operations officer on the Nautilus and at the George C Marshall submarine commission in Newport News Virginia praising James J Kilpatrick's column.
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Geven
Africa
Ethiopia
Liberia
South Africa
Mowrer
Tubman
Eisenhower
Algeria
Central African Republic
Congo Leopoliville
Dahomey
Ghana
Nigeria
Egypt
Sudan
Upper Volta
Kwame Nkrumah
Sekou Toure
Guinea
Nasser
United States
Soviet Union
Rhodesia
Black Africa
Amarillo Daily News
James J. Kilpatrick
George C. Marshall
Warren R. Cobean Jr
Roswell High School
New Mexico Military Institute
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Submarine Service
Newport News
Kilpatrick
W. R. Cobean
N_ Richardson
Roswell
West Point Graduates Face Viet Nam Duty and Debate
The 580 West Point graduates receive commissions as second lieutenants with 98 headed for Viet Nam. The piece laments civilian constraints and political critique of flexible response, McNamara policy, and Great Society restrictions, arguing the war drags on and harms U.S. progress and morale.
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Washington
West Point
Loosbrock
Sec. of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
Russia
China
McNamara
Armed Forces Management
NATO
Joint Chiefs of Staff
June Air University Review
Lawrence B. Tatum
Conscience and Draft Exemption Comment
D. E. Scott of Wellington questions whether a moral conscience should shield youths from the draft and suggests tax exemption as a parallel protest against funding politicians. He voice expresses tax resistance as a broader form of conscience.
Inciting to Riot Law Needs Enforcing
Paul Harvey argues that inciting to riot must be enforced to curb lawlessness in the name of civil rights. He cites Sen. Roman Hruska and former Justice Whittaker, urging prompt prosecution and stronger authority to guide youth and students back toward responsible citizenship.
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Chicago
Roman Hruska
Nebraska
Washington
Fort Lauderdale
Berkeley
Calif
Hruska
Supreme Court
Charles Whittaker
Heirens
Get Right With God In Modern Theologies
The piece urges repentance and living a godly life amid new theologies. It emphasizes admitting sins, faith, and strength from above, insisting that God is love and urging practical moral change for those in streets or pews. Written by Jutien C Hyer.
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Jutien C, Hyer
Mayors seek federal aid amid city budget crisis and race issues
Delegates to the US Conference of Mayors identify money and the Negro problem as core hurdles. They warn that federal aid shapes welfare health housing and poverty programs while Title VI pressures desegregation funding. Mayors warn of chaos without more funds and flexibility while facing racial and administrative challenges.
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Dallas
Conference of Mayors
Kilpatrick
Boston
John F. Collins
Washington
Polluion Centro
South
Collins
Johnson
Federa
Thei
Frank Lloyd Wright
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Great Society
the Golden Spread Forum
Strategic Air Command
Air Force and Space Digest
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Maxwell Taylor
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Walter Trohan
North Viet Nam
Soviet Russia
America
Haiphong Harbor
Elizabeth Lippitt
Pacific San Francisco
Cedil
Dennis the Menace
Crossroads Report
D. E. Scott
Wellington
By Ketcham
Paul Harvey
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