United States Focus and Europe Policy Debate in Senate Hearing
In a three hour Senate Foreign Affairs Committee session Un der Secretary of State George W. Ball outlined American policy toward Europe. Chairman Fulbright pressed for broader Western European unity to bolster ties with the United States and to set the stage for possible Soviet and German reunification. Ball argued Washington should promote political union in Western Europe to strengthen alliance and deter Moscow.
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Europe East West settlement promotes permanence and unity
The text argues for a lasting Europe East West settlement that reunifies Germans, rejects discrimination, and preserves Western Alliance defense. It envisions trade and reconciliation across Europe if unity is achieved and a shared Atlantic policy with the Soviet bloc develops, while countering charges of revolutionary foreign policy.
Folsom’s plan to shrink local government nationwide
Former HEW secretary and current Committee for Economic Development chairman Marion B. Folsom proposes cutting 80,000 local government units to 16,000 by merging urban suburban and rural areas into county wide bodies. Heestimates 500,000 elected officials would become policy makers, with appointed department heads and merit based staffing replacing spoils systems.
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Marion B. Folsom
Sleepwalking Men and Paper Clips Amid Census Money Talk
HAL BOYLE surveys quirky facts from sleep habits to paper clips and IQ linked foods. He notes half of fatal accidents involve a single vehicle and that a brain machine would need a football field and 60 stories of cooling water. A census economist hints at aging money patterns after 64.
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Niagara Falls
Folklore and figures in a tumultuous era
A collage of sayings and statistics contrasts folk beliefs with social change. It notes earnings of professionals, superstitions about luck and health, and public figures like Adlai Stevenson and Hubert Humphrey, amid urban unrest in Chicago and Cleveland and rising national debates on God, marriage, and crime.
Senate Debates Asian Doctrine in Foreign Aid Policy
Senator Fulbright urges the Senate to weigh the sweeping implications of the Asian doctrine before any irrevocable national commitment, arguing the body must be asked for advice and consent on major foreign commitments rather than acting without Senate knowledge.
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J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Buckley Urges Rioting Is Not Poverty Cause
In a tirade against Humphrey, Buckley links New York riots to anarchic violence by black and Puerto Rican groups. He argues rioting stems from disordered spirit, not poverty, and attacks liberal views on race, luxury, and class demagogy while urging orderly growth and access to pools for all.
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United States
Humphrey
Daley
Chicago
Martin Luther King
Illinois
Mr. Humphrey
Moscow
America
Our Aims Set by Local Citizenship Groups Meet
The Legal Fund Committee filed a petition in the District Court of Appeals on closing outlying schools and half day sessions. We aim to strengthen democracy by urging registration and voting and promoting active citizenship in community, state, and national affairs. The next meeting is Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the D of A Hall Logan.
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the Messenger
Greater Hocking County
Johnson urges world maritime unity to feed mankind from the seas
President Johnson appeals to maritime nations including the Soviet Union to cooperate on oceans resources as a remedy for world food shortages. At the commissioning of the Oceanographer, he invites global scientists on a first round the world trip to advance oceanography through shared yields from seas and shallow-water farming. He stresses the deep seas as a common human legacy.
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Johnson
Soviet Union
United States
Fluoridation Debate Echoes Voters In November Ballot
A councilman urges putting water fluoridation to voters by initiative, not referendum. The writer cites his three children and his experiences in Athens, Ann Arbor, Washington, and Old Town, noting fluoride history and dental benefits. He calls for airing all facts before November vote.
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Maine
Messenger
On Vacation Washington Insight Column Held
Joseph Kraft of Washington Insight is away on a European vacation. The Messenger says his column will resume upon his return.
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Joseph Kraft
Washington Insight
the Messenger
The Athens Messenger Delivery Rates and Address
The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday editions with varying prices for local and mailed delivery. Subscriptions show weekly and annual rates for Ohio West Virginia and elsewhere, with 43 W. Union St. Athens Ohio as the publisher address.
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the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
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