Outposts Of Irritation The Vietnam Dilemma
A columnist warns Johnson faces Vietnam and other irritants worldwide as the United States debates withdrawal or escalation. He argues against a full pullout, notes possible government collapse in South Vietnam, and urges halting aid to unpopular regimes to curb unrest and financial drain. He highlights $1.5 million daily spending and calls for a practical, forceful policy shift.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Uncle Sam
United Nations
Dirksen Urges GOP Drive to Police Civil Rights Act
Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirksen says Republicans should create a standing enforcement check on the Civil Rights Act of 1964. He envisions hiring staff or using volunteers to monitor compliance, with a focus on the Justice Department Civil Rights Division and the FBI, potentially duplicating field operatives to uncover evasions.
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Senate
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Congress
Dirksen
Justice Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Committed Generation Mirrors Postwar Student Rebellion
John Chamberlain argues the 1960sCommitted Generation seeks commitment for its own sake, not for tangible causes. He contrasts past rebels who pursued concrete aims with today’s students who label inner emptiness as dedication, citing Mario Savio and Berkeley protests as examples.
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Paris
Scott Fitzgerald
Hemingway
John Scott
Soviet Russia
Walter Reuther
Martha Graham
Washington
Lewis S. Feuer
University of California
New Leader Magazine
Mario Savio
Berkeley
Savio
Mississippi
Brotherhood of Man
Mario Savios
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Bolivia's Brink: Chaos Seen Near La Paz
The piece discusses Bolivia's fragile politics despite U.S. aid of about 80 million pesos annually. It notes Paz Estenssoro's overthrow, rising union influence, armed miners, and potential coups under Gen. René Barrientos. It weighs aid limits and possible stability paths amid possible civil strife.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Washington
U.S
Chile
Argentina
Paz
Red
Air Force
Rene Barrientos
Barrientos
Our Defective Paradise Could Improve With Simple Resolutions
Hal Boyle presents a satirical checklist for 1965 resolutions. He urges readers to resolve to tell the truth, donate more to charity, avoid bad parking, stop bragging about hardships, read quality novels, help at home, write a Khrushchev recommendation, seek work kindly, limit government denouncements and martinis, refrain from deriding others, sleep more, praise others, and paste the list in their hat. If half are kept, one earns personal immortality as friends honor them.
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Khrushchev
Young Expatriates in Asia Create All American Orbit
AP Special Report describes American expatriate children in Tokyo, Hong Kong, and New Delhi who schools, dress, and dream like home but remain culturally marked. They attend American international schools, adapt English fluency, and pursue higher IQ and college prep yet long for home ice cream and returns to Milwaukee.
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Orient
Tokyo
Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Hong Kong
Waterfront
New Delhi
Connaught
Rudyard Kipling
Joseph Conrad
America
Asia
Japan
Bangkok
India
Hollywood
Bobby Sex
Topeka
Fort Wayne
Michigan
Homeland
1001 Best Places To Live When You Retire Directory
The Dartnell Corporation releases 1001 Best Places To Live When You Retire detailing 160 pages of group residences in 50 states. It highlights Methodist Home for the Aged in Birmingham Alabama and Presbyterian Rocky Mountain Manor in Powell Wyoming, both non sectarian and offering varying fees and services. Church sponsorships appear in about half of listed homes with some offering life care requiring entrance fees. Leisure World in Laguna Hills California stands as the largest development with 18000 co op apartments for older residents. A Detroit reader shares a charming anecdote about her granddaughter recognizing her grandfather in a childhood photo in curls.
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Dartnell Corporation
Methodist Home For
Birmingham
Ala
Rocky Mountain Manor
Powell
Wyo
Leisure World
Laguna Hills
Calif
Dear Abby neighbors dislike lonely woman's attempts for friends
A reader asks how to handle a middle aged woman who repeatedly invites delivery drivers for drinks and coffee claiming loneliness. The panel counsels not to censure but to pity her and avoid publicly shaming.
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Abby
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Hal Boyle
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Detroit
Mich
Dear Abby
Darrell
Hir
P.S
Surdey
Peete
Steen
Renee Tenet
Eran
Motter Unde
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