Panama Canal Flag Row Reflects Cold War Strain
A year after Kennedy backed flying Panama’s flag alongside the US flag in the Canal Zone, tensions rose as riots erupted injuring Americans and Panamanians. The unrest, sparked by schoolboy acts and banners, drew on Communists and Castroites aiming to influence Panama’s elections.
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Panama
Panama Canal Zone
Kennedy
United States
Robert J. Fleming Jr
Canal Zone
Dinner with Ike speeches frame GOP issue drive in 21 cities
Republican leaders at a closed circuit dinner tour before 25 000 guests pressed an issues based campaign for a return to power. Dewey attacked Democrats over Cuba and foreign policy while Nixon urged a fight against world communism and Rockefeller urged focus on party principles.
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Ike
Congress
White House
Thomas E. Dewey
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Zanzibar
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Panama
Richard M. Nixon
South Viet Nam
Bolivia
Brazil
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Republican Party
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
Nixon
United States
Scranton and the Scranton Plan
Lyndon Johnson's use of Scranton as a symbol of federal aid highlights a regional revival pattern. The piece traces Scranton's self-help approach, the Sanford Movement in Maine, and similar efforts in Manchester New Hampshire and Massachusetts, emphasizing local initiative over federal scapegoating.
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Lyndon Johnson
Lady Bird
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Keystone
William Warren
Washington, D. C
Appalachia
Bill Scranton
New England
Maine
Sanford
Manchester
N. H
Merrimac River
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Danbury
Washington, D
Republican Party
Sen
Ted Kennedy
Personal Cases and the Taming of the Shrew Myths
Dr George W Crane discusses how some women seek a masculine partner and how a man’s mild dominance is valued. He argues that wives often push husbands to display firmness and even aggression to feel secure, citing divorce rates and social norms. He also notes Ohio highway bond issue organizers.
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Robert
Marcia
Athens zoning discussion shows need for careful tax policy
Readers debate Athens zoning ordinance and city income tax. Editor argues for careful revision, noting urban renewal implications and the cost of consulting planners. Critics warn against discarding the ordinance, citing risks to investments and interim protections for property owners.
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the Messenger
Athens
Municipal League
Robert Wartham
Ladislas Segoe & Associates
Ladislas Segoe
Dear Abby Letters Address Enlisted Status and In Laws
Readers ask why parents distrust enlisted men and why in laws meddle with family planning. Abby notes uniform bias fades with time and suggests addressing intrusions calmly while defending choices.
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Abby
Dear Abby column prompts reader clash over jokes and attire
A reader challenges Abby's take on a mailman incident about women in bathrobes, arguing about modesty and daily attire. The letter also hints at a wife’s fear and questions whether to confront spouses, ending with instructions for a private reply.
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Abby
Phooey
Lena
Long Beach
Memories of the Age of Man and Moral Reflections
A reflective piece surveys memories from past decades noting how reminiscence dates us, with anecdotes about livery stables, social norms, and famous figures. It mentions Sally as a beloved song title, shifts in leisure, and figures like William S. Hart and Norman Thomas as cultural references.
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America
William S. Hart
Hollwood
Norman Thomas
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