World shipbuilding rises to new record behind United States
Global shipbuilding excluding the United States reached a second quarter high with 1709 merchant vessels under construction totaling 11 059 606 gross tons. US output fell to 340 061 tons, dropping a notch to tenth place as 62 ships remained under construction. Andrew Neilson of the American Bureau of Shipping reported 218 vessels totaling 1 524 000 tons approved for classification in the first six months, but the US remains a second‑rate shipping power with trade dominated by foreign ships.
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United States
Free World
China
Soviet Union
East Germany
Netherlands
Andrew Neilson
American Bureau of Shipping
The
Bureau
Sunday Creek Coal Co. vows to keep coal reserves for community
Sally Jones Sexton, president of Sunday Creek Coal Co., states at Nelsonville Industrial Day dinner that the company has no intention of releasing its coal reserves unless it benefits the community.
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Sunday Creek Coal Company
Sally Jones Sexton
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Nelsonville
Berlin Wall ends four years later a grim reminder
Four years after the Berlin Wall's completion West German police report 127 escape related deaths 61 on the wall. East Germans fleeing to West Berlin total 23 000 with 21 000 passing through the wall. Officials pledge to remove the barrier but expect no Soviet or East German willingness to negotiate. The wall remains a fixed feature and a symbol of fear.
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Berlin Wall
East
West Germany
West Berlin
Union
East Germany
Soviet Union
Germany
Eisenhower on Vietnam Policy and Commitments
The piece notes President Eisenhower’s rejection of a unilateral military commitment to South Vietnam while affirming support for Johnson’s actions. It recalls 1954 aims, SEATO context, and the view that stopping Communists in Vietnam is essential to prevent future aggression elsewhere.
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Farmer
Eisenhower
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Viet Nam
Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
South
SEATO
Liberals and conservatives back LBJ on Vietnam policy
The piece argues that a broad cross section of intellectuals from liberals to conservatives support Johnson's Vietnam policy. It counters claims that intellectuals oppose him and notes prominent backers like Murray Baron, Love stone, Freedom House figures, Leo Cherne, Max Lerner, and Joseph Alsop. It suggests Johnson is misunderstood and should seek wider recognition of support.
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Johnson
Southeast Asia
Dominican Republic
William Buckley
National Review
Washington
South Viet Nam
Murray Baron
Hubert Humphrey
Ceralabad
Alsop
LBJ
Walter Lippmanns
Hans Morgenthaus
Robert Lowells
Asia
Nasser
Mt. Everest
Birchers Boom Seen Threatening Conservative Cause
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report conservatives finally acknowledge the John Birch Society’s rapid growth and its drain on funds and members. They note Buckley and YAF leaders condemn Birchism privately, while public denunciations remain rare amid entrenched past stances.
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Bircher
Robert Welch
Rotary Club
Birchers
William F. Buckey Jr
Buckley
U. S
Birch
Young Americans For Freedom
YAF
Western Islands
Birch Publishing
Houston
Texas
Maine
Stan Tupper
Los Angeles
Laird
Republican Party
Republican Platform Committee
Week of Wildness: LA faces its torn social fabric after Watts
In the wake of Watts six days after the riots National Guard patrols Los Angeles as questions mount about rebuilding trust and guiding youth. The piece by Jules Los examines how city officials civil rights leaders and residents can heal the convulsed community and prevent further violence.
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Los Angeles
City of the Angels
Jules
Los Los Angeles
Watts
National Guard
Ohio Ban on Rodeo Cruelty Leads to Humane Action
Governor James A. Rhodes signs a bill banning bucking straps and electric prods at rodeos making Ohio first to outlaw the backing strap. The piece urges backing federal Humane bills H.R.10049 and H.R.10050 by Rogers and Peppers and asks readers to contact lawmakers to end animal suffering in laboratories.
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the Messenger
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
House of Representatives
Paul Rogers
Claude Peppers
Florida
Rogers
Peppers
Walter H. Moeller
Washington, D. C
U.S
Steven Young
Frank Lausche
Senate
Jessie A. Whisman
Does It Offer Any Lessons Angeles' Struggles With Race
The text discusses racial discrimination in Los Angeles and the rejection of its existence outside the South. Hebert Carter, consultant to the Humane Relations Commission, argues the core issue is the refusal to acknowledge reality of racial bias in northern cities. The article links urban unrest to ongoing segregation and calls for acceptance of the problem.
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Hebert Carter
Los Angeles’ Humane Relations Commission
South
Carter
Deep South
Los Angeles
Watts
Barber
Overton
Washington
California
Human Relations Commission
Red China Moves On Afghanistan In Mountain Bid
In Kabul China signals a strategic push into Afghanistan to counter Soviet influence. Beijing offers loans and traders hope, while sending technicians and advisers as Washington Moscow rival. The piece contrasts with U S Russian aid contests and notes propaganda aimed at Afghan tribes and radio listeners.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
China
Washington
Moscow
Peking
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Dear Abby Advice Columns on Meeting, Hair, Widows
A collection of Dear Abby Q A style exchanges. Topics include discreet introductions through mutual friends for meeting a gray haired bachelor, hair washing and baldness fears in a 17 year old, and widows finding social circles post loss. The writer urges considerate inclusion of unattached women in gatherings.
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Abby
Daily Sunday D&$ One week subscription rates
The notice lists subscription prices for Daily and Sunday editions. Rates include one week costs 35 cents in Ohio and the Midwest, with various terms for longer periods such as four weeks six months and one year. It appears to be a publisher notice from The Messenger Publishing Co. in Athers Ohio.
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U.S
Daily
Aortas
Becavschinasoves
Soro Ak
Athers
Ohio Post
Associated Press
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