Stakes in Southeast Asia and the Vietnam Laos crisis
Dr. Mose L. Harvey explains the U S free world position in Laos and Vietnam tests counterinsurgency strategy. A People Daily editorial warns that failure would imperil global strategy and the United States may be pushed toward decisive action, with public debate focusing on national intentions and avoiding another Korea.
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Laos
Mose L. Harvey
State Department
Russia
U.S. News & World Report
U.S
People’s Daily
South Vietnam
United States
Peiping
Hanoi
Korea
McClellan cites burst capacity as agencies grow under reorganization
Senator John McClellan warns the federal government is bursting at the seams with deficit inviting agencies. He notes 11 new cabinet departments proposed and 60 reorganizations in 15 months, with 500 pre-congressional actions. He urges restoring presidential reorganization authority to Johnson.
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John McClellan
Arkansas
Senate Committee On
Executive Branch
McClellan
Bureau of the Budget
Johnson
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Scandinavians Set Silent Welcome for Khrushchev Visit
An ad hoc June Committee led by Birger Nerman plans silent protests during Khrushchev’s Nordic tour. The group distributes anti Soviet folders and recalls 1909 Czar visit while governments avoid public fracas. Protesters aim to deter Khrushchev from another trip amid Baltic and NATO concerns.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Scandinavia
Denmark
Hotel Royal
Copenhagen
Khrushchev
Sweden
Royal Haga Palace
Stockholm
Norway
Bygdoy Kongsgaard
Oslo
Birger Nerman
Czar
Nicholas II
Nerman
East Europe
Baltic States
Morgenbladet
Baltic Sea
NATO
Moderates Paralyzed as Goldwater Rivalry Deepens
In Cleveland a Governors Conference breakfast reveals GOP moderates split over Goldwater. Governor Romney challenges Goldwater's positions, while Scranton avoids full opposition. Republican leaders fear Romney and Rhodes warn of ticket risk, and most governors prefer any candidate to Goldwater.
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Cleveland
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Sheraton- Cleveland
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Scranton
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Fannin
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldwater Shifts on Issues Through the Years
James Marlow notes Barry Goldwater’s inconsistent public positions across decades. Goldwater changes stance on Truman, Cuba, Cuba invasion, Cuba blockade, school desegregation, Social Security, and other policy areas, arguing consistency is not a virtue.
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Goldwater
Harry S. Truman
America
Truman
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Red China
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Organization of American States
Ion Dolier
New Hampshire
Buuwer
Dear Abby advises on husband threats and parental trust
A reader asks how to handle a husband who jokes about marrying another if she dies, with Abby urging seriousness and medical checkup if he is serious. A second letter argues for parental supervision and trust, noting generations differ and diaries raise privacy issues. the writer supports checking up on children to prevent unwed births.
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Abby
Tom
Charlie
Calories Count and Emotions Drive Weight Loss
Dr. Lester L. Coleman explains that calories count and emotions steer appetite. Diets fail when emotional needs remain unmet, but persistence and professional guidance help prevent quick relapse to peak weight.
Joe College Heads Into Industry With Confidence
HAL BOYLE notes that many graduates today enter the business world with hope and options. He contrasts their optimism with past generations, praising independence while acknowledging their attraction to large corporations for security and higher starting pay.
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Joe College
Ivory Tower
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