Johnson Signals Unconditional Talks Yet War Goes On
In a pointed message the President warned China and its allies that talks may begin without preconditions while the war continues. He described aims to deter aggression, emphasize aid to civilians, and keep U.S. options open until independence is secure, resisting calls for immediate withdrawal.
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Viet Nam
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Sukarno
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Cambodia
Jakarta
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Soviet Union
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
1966 Auto Models Preview Promises Sportier, More Powerful Cars
Detroit reports show 1966 models will feature sportier lines and greater power with a shift toward compact and intermediate cars. Despite emphasis on styling and luxury, safety demand remains weak and investment is toned down from 1965 restyling. Industry credits last year’s redesign for a sales boom and hopes smaller cars drive next year’s records.
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Detroit
The 1956 Turn Against Stalin and Khrushchev’s Downfall
Khrushchev’s denunciation of Stalin shocked the free world as he was ousted and later overshadowed by new rulers who rewrite history. Stalin is now praised by former Khrushchev supporters, prompting questions about future peace and alliance with shifting political currents in Asia.
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Price
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America
William Graham Sumner
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Spain
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Cuba
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Havana
Castro
Washington, D. C
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Ho Chi Minh
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China
Kadar
Hungary
The Conquest of the United States by Havana
The essay argues student marches and campus commitments reveal a drift toward mob rule and radicalism echoing Sumner's warning against imperial overstretch. It questions student experience with global politics and calls for informed study before influencing public policy.
Johnson cancels major top-level personnel swap
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that President Johnson shelved a planned trio of moves involving Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr to the UN delegation, Lloyd Cutler to Commerce, and Franklin Williams to the UN ECOSOC, after press leaks. Cormer asked Roosevelt to stay. Cutler’s deal fell apart. Johnson’s pattern alarms aides.
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U. S
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Peace Corps
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Gallipoli Fifty Years On Vets Revisit Bloody Stalemate
World War I Gallipoli battle marked by errors and heavy losses. A 50th anniversary tour by 350 Anzacs through the Dardanelles recalls the failed 1915 operation, its aims, and leadership debates involving Churchill and Asquith.
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Black Sea
Henry Asquith
War Council
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Lord Kitchener
Lord Fisher
Close Shave Hints at Hidden Tension in Marriage
A reader recounts a suspicious scene at home after a shift change, noting a wet razor and non smoker wife, prompting Abby to warn against foolish questions. The letter collection then shifts to reader opinions about privacy, jealousy, and a harsh domestic critique from a reader in Illinois.
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Cookie
Readers Propose Traffic Solution for Athens Busy Mornings
In Athens the south west area near Richland Ave fills with cars at 7:30 to 8 a.m. due to new housing and the Athens Apartments. A letter from Anne M. Adams urges the School Board to use the Athens National Bank lot for student loading, easing congestion on Richland Ave Brullingan Road and Hooper Street.
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Brulligan Road
Hooper Street
Athens National Bank
Mulligan Road
Anne M. Adams
Boyle Is Bound For Viet Nam
Hal Boyle, 54, AP human interest columnist, heads to South Vietnam for a new assignment marking his third experience in a major armed conflict. A veteran war correspondent, he earned a 1945 Pulitzer for frontline World War II coverage and won honors for Korea reporting and radio journalism.
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Associated Press
Viet Nam
Boyle
Africa
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Korea
Veterans of Foreign War
Overseas Press Club
Salerno
Italy
South Viet Nam
Porter By Garnet Russell Porter Sherman Kemp Port
Garnet Russell Porter spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs Stanley Ward Mrs Garnet Russell and Betty had dinner guests Miss Thelma Denney and Mr and Mrs Charles Russell Cathy and Eric Mr and Mrs Don Grand and Mike visited Mr and Mrs HI Stevens Mr and Mrs Albert Wagner visited Harry Wagner recently
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Sherman Kemper
Stanley Ward
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Thelma Denney
Charles Russell
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Eric
Don Grand
Mike
HI. M. Stevens
Albert Wagner
Harry Wagner
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