Argentina’s Ongania Regime Strikes at Universities
The July coup toppled Arturo Illia’s government and brought Lt Gen Juan Carlos Ongania to power. Police raided eight national universities, beating and jailing students and faculty including MIT professor Warren A Ambrose. Rectors and many deans resigned as mass exodus loomed. The move shocks Alliance of Progress aims.
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Arturo UI
Illia
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Paraguay
Venezuela
Costa Rica
Chile
Peru
Mexico
Uruguay
United States
Ongania
Warren A. Ambrose
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Faculty of Exact Sciences
Buenos Aires
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Tucuman
Bahai Blanca
Corrientes
Mendoza
Washington Post
Alliance of Progress
Latin America
How Long A War U S Marine study on Viet Nam duration
Marine studies suggest North Viet Nam with about 40 000 troops can sustain the current casualty rate by infiltrating replacements. A Pentagon outlook says the North can hold its South strength for eight years unless American commitment is increased. Analysts favor doubling forces to 750 000 to end the war sooner.
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Korea
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Free State
Rockefeller and Javits Rumor on New York Governorship
The piece discusses a rumor that Governor Rockefeller might resign and let Senator Javits run for governor, aligning to gain a path to national leadership. It notes the implications for White House ambitions, party dynamics, and the historical link between New York governorship and national politics, while acknowledging it could be mere speculation.
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New York
Jacob K. Javits
Rockefeller
White House
Senate
Javits
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
John J. Burns
Coffee Breaks Change the Office World and Its Taboos
HAL BOYLE notes how morning coffee breaks evolved in American offices and became a social fixture. He sketches colorful characters from Genial George to Generous Gus, detailing their quirks and the break room dynamics that turned work time into a communal routine.
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Gertie
Gus
A Bad Package The truth in packaging bill debated in Senate and House
A conservative view attacks the truth in packaging bill as a bad approach that would expand federal control over weights and labels. It argues unit cost matters less than consumer satisfaction and warns of bureaucratic overreach and diminished free markets. The piece questions who benefits and invites readers to respond.
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Lyndon Johnson
Congress
House Commerce Committee
West Virginia
Harley Staggers
Harry
Rudolph Rassendale
Consumer League
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare
Big Brother
Lyndon
Johnson underlines weak summer in White House as aides resign
James Marlow reports President Johnson shows limited decisiveness with key posts empty at State Department and a prolonged machinists strike. Undersecretaries Ball Mann and others have left or are leaving, while Johnson hesitates on forceful action and public appeals despite heightened urban riots and federal calls for stronger leadership.
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Dean Rusk
George W. Ball
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Thomas C. Mann
U. Alexis Johnson
U. S
Japan
Edwin O. Reischauer
Harvard
Machiniits’ Union
Robert C. Bryd
D-W. Va
Nicholas Katzenbach
Byrd
Big City
Katzenbach
Bill D. Moyers
Sam Sheppard Announces Book About His Life Story
Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard said he completed a book about his experiences amid ongoing legal battles for a second murder trial. He dictated more than 3.5 million words and noted offers for film rights while preparing to publish preliminarily. He spoke during a visit to Fostoria to see old family friends and said proceeds would benefit his children. He and his second wife are buying a lakeside home along Lake Erie.
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Fostoria
Bay Village
Lake Erie Shore
The Athens Messenger Subscription Rates Noted
The Athens Messenger lists delivery options by carrier and mail with weekly and long-term totals. Rates include daily and Sunday copies, mail delivery to Ohio and West Virginia, and various period purchases with annual prices.
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