Unconditional Discussions in Asia Stir Debate on Peace Offer
The piece weighs President Johnson's offer of unconditional peace talks and a billion dollar aid package. It questions whether Asia will view it as retreat or a chance for reconciliation, and whether Soviet involvement would risk indoctrination. The author notes mixed public support and warns that talks must follow clear aims.
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Johnson
Senate
Everett McKinley Dirksen
United States
Germany
Japan
North Vietnam
Russia
China
Soviet Union
United Nations
Southeast Asia
Voters Rebuff Roosevelt dynasty in Los Angeles mayoral race
The Roosevelts face a mixed electoral fate as James Roosevelt loses the Los Angeles mayoral bid by nearly two to one to Samuel W. Yorty. Other Roosevelt family members pursue offices in Miami Beach and New York, while Eleanor Roosevelt remains a strong, independent political figure.
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John Adams
John Quincy Adams
William Henry Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
California
Samuel W. Yorty
Elliott Roosevelt
Miami Beach
Fla
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Commerce
New York
Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Fowler Supports Excise Tax Cut and Spending Reduction
Secretary Henry H. Fowler urged lowering excise taxes and cutting government spending in his first public address. He framed tax relief as a tool to boost growth while keeping budget restraints, and urged the U S to offset dollar outflows by making the economy more competitive to attract capital and expand exports.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Fowler
United States
Morse Letter Row Becomes Soviet Propaganda Cartoon
The Pravda April 2 issue highlights letters to Senator Morse from across the United States. Vishnevsky and White are cited as distorting the debate on Vietnam. The article questions Morse's naivete and warns that misreading public sentiment could fuel miscalculation between major powers.
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Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Senator Morse
United States
San Francisco
Morse
Detroit
Lyndon Johnson
Goldwater
Southeast Asia
Indiana
Vishnevsky
William S. White
White
America
Congressional Record
White House
America First Committee
Dr. Goebbel
Berlin
S. Vishnevsky
Scranton's cautious stance on national politics in 1966
Harrisburg Governor William Scranton flew to Washington for a Republican Women's Convention address then returned, underscoring his reluctance to engage in national politics. Despite interest in a 1968 bid, he maintains focus on Pennsylvania and party leadership locally while rejecting open attacks on the GOP right.
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Harrisburg
William Warren Scranton
Washington
Jdst
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Pat Hutar
Republican National Women
National Party
George Roumney
Dean Burch
Burch
Colorado
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Farrisburg
Georgia
Lancione Declares for Governor in Ohio Primary Field
A. G. Lancione, 58, Belmont County attorney and longtime state representative, announced his gubernatorial bid amid GOP efforts on the balanced budget and a push on Assembly redistricting. He framed the move as timely and said filing day is nine months away.
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Reed Smith
Ohio
House Democrats
A. G. Lancione
Bellaire
House
Belmont County
Ohio River
Dark Horse
Michael V. di Salle
Cleveland
Ralph S. Locher
HEW
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Lakewood
Frank P. Celeste
June Davies Morford
Martins Ferry
Lanciones
John A
Bernard
Ohio State
Franklin University
Richard
Lancione
Nelson
Columbus
Young Democratic Organization
Peter
John
Dallas
Tex
James A. Rhodes
Stormy Weather Seen For Woman Who Insists On Rocking Good Boat
Dear Abby counsels a reader who longs for a local Weather Man. The wife explains a secure marriage and three children while admitting secret attraction. Abby warns that pursuing the Weather Man would bring turbulence and heartbreak.
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Abby
Dear Abby Letters and Society in The Messenger
A collection of reader questions addressed by Abby covering family dynamics with a domineering stepfather, tricky dinner party invitations, and late life pregnancy concerns. Abby advises tolerance and humor for the first, practicality about misrepresented gatherings for the second, and notes pregnancy risks for couples aged fifty with medical guidance suggested for the third.
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Abby
P. S
BYU computer helps pair couple for dance and engagement
A Brigham Young University computer linked a brother and sister as dance partners last November and also matched Sandra Kannianinen and Dale Pearce for an engagement. The report notes political speculation around Cleveland and Ohio figures as filing nears February 2.
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Provo
Utah
Brigham Young University
Sandra Kannianinen
Brigham
Dale Pearce
Nampa
Idaho
Economic Upswing Proposed for Latin America Plan
A Latin American economic integration plan likened to the European Common Market is being presented to hemisphere presidents. The proposal seeks to remove tariff barriers and create customs unions with backing from Latin American leaders and Washington, aiming to prevent stag nation. Originated by Chilean President Eduardo Frei, the plan envisions two regional efforts and envisions Cuba receiving a copy despite unlikely participation.
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Benf. Meyer
Latin America
Rio Grande
Mexico City
Western
Europe
Mexico
Guatemala
Honduras
Salvador
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Frank
Eduardo Frei
Chile
Cuba
United Nations
Castro
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