Vietnam War Turning Point Seen in Saigon and Hanoi Roles
Vietnamese and American officials increasingly believe the war is being lost, as Viet Cong strength rises to about 150 000 armed fighters and South Vietnam struggles with under strength units, while Saigon authorities repeat political concerns and setbacks at Cap Saint Jacques.
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Binh
South Viet
United States
U. S
Viet Nam
Saigon
South
Con Sr Sens
South Viet Nam
Rangers
Airborne Brigade
Marines
Cap St. Jacques
Petersburg Publishing History of Ohio Est. 1924
Frederick W. Bush and W. Reamer are listed in a 1924 Ohio publishing house staff page with editors Robert L. P News, Roper F and Yates. The listing notes W. ae St., confirming the company address.
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THE
Peeeet Publishing
W. Ae St
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Les W. Reamer
Char Robert L. P
Roper F' Yates
Rickover warns against tech overruling man and liberty
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover urges Americans to reject forces that exalt technology over humanity. He warns that bureaucratic giantism from industry and government could erode individual liberty and democratic processes, calling for humans to control technology and restore human centrality.
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Hyman G. Rickover
Rickover
Sukarno Risks World War With Walkout Gamble
Sukarno's walkout from the United Nations is described as a deliberate power move amid Indonesia's military strength estimates by the Institute for Strategic Studies. Malaysia seeks help from Britain Commonwealth nations and UN allies as Britain, Australia, and New Zealand respond. The piece warns that Chinese involvement could trigger a third world war and likens Sukarno to Mussolini, urging world opinion to deter him.
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Sukarno
United Nations
Institute For Strategic Studies of
London
Indonesia
Malaysia
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
China
Mussolini
Albania
Ethiopia
Carpetbagging in Reverse and Red Chinese Fears
A political column notes charges of carpetbagging in New York and California campaigns. It highlights Kennedy family spending, Muskie and Yarborough support, and questions Pacific coast senators' stance on Red Chinese imperialism and Southeast Asia policy. The piece mentions Gruening, Church, and Mike but the fragment ends without full context.
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New York State
California
Pierre Salinger
George Murphy
New York
Bobby Kennedy
Kennedy
Riverdale
CIO
Ed Muskie
Maine
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Gale McGee
Wyoming
Union Workers
Detroit
Idsu
Eura
Pacific
U.S
Far East
Pearl Harbor
Waikiki
Southeast Asia
Waigen
Otcie Ate Cel Aynenator Gruening
Alaska
Frank Church
Idaho
Mike
Johnson Elevates Recruiting Chief as White House Faces Sands
ROWLAND EVANS AND ROBERT NOVAK INSIDE REPORT: President Johnson creates a special office to recruit top officials but the White House still lacks a filled cupboard. John Macy leads recruitment from a White House office as executives hesitate to depart.
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Johnson
John Macy
Macy
White House
Washington
Kennedy
Mr. Johnson
Johnson’s White House strains on top personnel
The piece outlines a lean talent pool at the White House with Johnson delaying departures amid pressure to recruit. It notes the promotion of career officials like W. J. Driver over political appointees and clarifies Agriculture’s warning against mass resignations.
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John F. Gleason Jr
Veterans Administration
W. J. Driver
White House
Frontier
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture
Johnson
Macy
Johnson backs education aid while avoiding church state clash
James Marlow notes President Johnson's push for federal aid to education broadens despite church state tensions. Kennedy faced steady Catholic opposition and congressional stagnation in 1961 62 and 63. Johnson now proposes a major program aiding poor children with non religious textbooks and shared centers, while consulting Catholic leaders and lawmakers.
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Johnson
Kennedy
Congress
Dear Abby Inappropriate seating and weight loss talk
A Dear Abby column addresses a girl sitting beside a driver with bucket seats on a date and explains no girl should sit in the middle no girl’s land. A reader weighs 188 pounds and seeks weight loss support whileTOPS is suggested as a program. A daughter’s divorces and a vitamin deficiency claim are discussed with clinical skepticism.
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McDermott
LBJ
James Marlow
Bond
Dear Abby
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