United Nations at Twenty A Look Back and Ahead
The New York Times reflects on the UNs 20th anniversary, noting growth in membership from 51 to 114, expanded specialized agencies, and a hopeful path for arms control and peacekeeping. It highlights Korea as a rare success and cautions about unresolved crises from Greece to Palestine, plus ongoing financial strain and a rescue fund to cover deficits.
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White’s The Making of the President 1964 amid Johnson Kennedy feud
The critique notes Theodore H. White’s view of Lyndon Johnson and Robert F. Kennedy with Kennedy’s failed bid for VP and Johnson’s 1964 ascent. It argues White’s core claim remains that Johnson could not win the presidency alone before 1964 and that Kennedy’s standing taints Johnson’s legacy despite later public opinion shifts.
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Bernard Baruch Remembered As Fundamental Conservative
John Chamberlain profiles Bernard Baruch as a foundational conservative in U S public life. He recalls Baruch advising Democrats, railing against inflation, supporting mobilization, and backing conservative literary efforts while seeking a united American policy for peace and economic steadiness.
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Rowland Evans and Robert Novak Inside Report
The piece details William Cody Kelley’s firing from the Republican National Committee after rifling Frank Kovac’s desk amid suspicions of joining the FSA linked to Barry Goldwater. Kovac denied joining, while insiders note Kovac’s ties to Goldwater’s camp and possible future with the FSA after July 1.
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Bliss Presides as Kitchel Kovac Meeting Narrowly Scoped
Bliss will preside over the Kitchel and Kovac gathering with a restricted agenda limited to National Committee members. Morton and Wilson attend only social events, signaling a shift away from full involvement in congressional campaigns under Bliss. Democratic reaction centers on Theodore White’s portrait of Johnson fueling political debate. Chile backs the Dominican rebels, while U S media coverage draws State Department ire for Dominican crisis reporting.
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Ralph Dungan
Santiago
Santo Domingo
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Young Airman Hero in Disguise Wins Silver Star
Airman J C Jon H Young of Portland Oregon, 24, earned a Silver Star for a 1968 North Viet Nam rescue. As a pararescueman he landed in enemy territory to save two downed pilots, dodging heavy fire and performing medical evacuations for Vietnamese civilians on days off. He later recounts the perilous mission and the near miss of another rescue, underscoring the life and death urgency of their work.
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Viet Nam
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Stamford
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Life at Forty Live Visits Better Than Funerals
Robert Peterson shares a personal maxim about preferring dinners with friends to funerals. He recalls a life lesson from a retiring professor and notes ongoing charity work by the entertainment industry, including Variety Clubs raising funds for children’s heart treatments. Sam Rinzler, a key club figure, is highlighted as an 81-year-old former newsboy who built a theater career and now oversees 20 Brooklyn theaters. Old Newsboy Day in New York will aid hospital heart facilities.
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Pittsburgh
U.S
Sam Rinzler
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Austria
Newsboy
Brooklyn
N.Y
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Dear Abby Advice Column Snippets and Parental Concerns
A collection of Dear Abby excerpts covers teen relationships, parental judgment, humorous proposals, marital affection, and playful home gardening. Readers seek guidance on gossip impact, mutual kissing, a husband’s parenting, and a weed cussing experiment.
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