Era of Leaders and Silence Dims the Global Pulse
The piece surveys postwar leaders from Kennedy to Khrushchev and De Gaulle, noting Khrushchev’s fall and Brezhnev Kosygin’s quiet rise, while predicting Johnson’s restraint and Wilson’s technician persona, and observing Mao and Chiang Kai-shek fading from the stage.
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Kosygin
Brezhnev
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
Harold Wilson
Chiang Kaishek
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
Percy’s Second Fight Shapes Illinois Republican Future
Inside report on Charles Percy facing a four year struggle for party control after a 1964 gubernatorial bid. Percy, seen as liberal reformer by Old Guard conservatives, faces opposition as Democrats gain in state offices and courthouses. The piece frames the GOP crisis and Percy’s role amid shifting base.
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Chicago
Illinois
Charles Percy
Barry Goldwater
Ongete
Bell & Howell
Percy
Old Guard
House of Representatives
Deace
The Messenger Publishing Co Athens Ohio 1965 staff
Athens Ohio Friday January 29 1965 issue details the Messenger Publishing Co with staff roles including Gordon K Bush publisher G Kenner Bush Jr assistant publisher M W Nee advertising director Fred W Weber circulation director and editors Charles W Reamer managing editor Robert L Powers news editor Ronnie T Yates classified manager The paper lists address 43 W Union St and establishment year 1825 The document presents masthead information for the period.
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Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush, Jr
M. W. Nee
Fred W. Weber
Charles W. Reamer
Robert L. Powers
Ronnie T. Yates
Churchill under fire over Dardanelles and wartime strategy
The article weighs Churchill's strategic judgment in World War I and World War II. It cites criticism of the Dardanelles campaign and the 1943 Mediterranean plan while arguing his overall strategic sense endured amid fierce debate among military figures and historians.
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Winston Churchill
England
America
Churchill
Australia
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Lord Fisher
Britain
Wedemeyer
Adriatic
Austria
Balkans
France
Roger Keyes
Turkey
Anelles
Washington Eyes Model Capital For DC Showplace
The article notes Washington aims to transform the capital into a model showcase under President Johnson. It cites a $392.4 million DC budget and plans for home rule while preserving the White House's status as a center of world governance and events.
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Pierre Charles L’enfant
General Lafayette
District of Columbia
Washington
John Adams
Abigail
White House
Johnson
Congress
Unforgivable Strike Against Government Sparks Debate
A U.S. Supreme Court stance holds no right to strike against the government, yet city and state workers push back with protests and actions. The New York welfare workers strike led to jail sentences for leaders, highlighting tensions between public service duties and labor rights.
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United States Supreme Court
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York City
Supreme Court
LIFE AT FORTY Adopt After Forty
A columnist argues against birth year age limits on adoption. He notes 40 plus couples face bias, urges adopting handicapped, Black, or international babies as viable paths, and calls for equitable policies and flexible agency practices.
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Robert Peterson
Dear Abby and a Wife in the Dog House and Political Move
Dear Abby advises against taking matters into one’s own hands over doorbell knockers while another letter jokes about old punishment methods. The page notes President Johnson naming Douglas MacArthur II, ambassador to Belgium, to be assistant secretary for congressional relocations.
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Abby
Washington
Johnson
Douglas MacArthur II
U.S
Belgium
Solving That Greatest Crime Growing Fat and Diet Parables
A humorous meditation on dieting and weight gain cites personal drift from 165 to 210 pounds and a plateau in fat loss. It wryly compares fat to hunger for fame and references Britain's thin red line, Mark Twain, and diet myths while noting a December drop in money supply as a dieting analog.
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Britain
Netherlands
Mark Twain
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