Nasser Triumphs Over West Germany In Arab World Display
The Egyptian leader Gamal Abdel Nasser stages a bold reception for East Germany's Walter Ulbricht, humiliating West Germany while boosting Arab unity and posing a challenge to U.S. and Soviet power. Nasser gains stature amid regional alliances and cold war tensions.
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Walter Ulbricht
West Germany
Nasser
Arab Crescent
North Africa
Egypt
Soviet Union
United States
Aswan Dam
Britain
France
Suez Canal
Asia
Africa
Truth For The Consumer Push For Stronger Protections
The ALF-CIO leadership urges Congress to speed consumer protection laws and establish permanent oversight bodies. They call for truth in lending and packaging, stricter labeling, drug and cosmetic testing, meat inspection, auto tire safety, fair pricing, and crackdown on misleading advertising.
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Alf-Cio
Congress
Johnson
Witn
Department
Expansion Reaches Fifth Year Amid Economic Debate
The piece notes a five year expansion with views from President Johnson and Raymond J. Saulnier. It weighs whether recessions are avoidable and if policies can sustain growth, while business leaders warn the cycle remains and overexpansion could trigger a downturn.
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Congress
Raymond J. Saulnier
Council of Economic Advisers
Eisenhower
Joint Economic Committee
Conservatives Losing Ground Against LBJ Viet Nam Stand
In Dallas and across the Midwest and South Central West, Republicans struggle to oppose Lyndon Johnson on Vietnam. Some conservatives tolerate or hope for Johnson’s stance amid global pressures from Izvestia Kosygin U Thant and student protests linked to WEB Du Bois Clubs. The piece notes conservative unease and hints at party divisions.
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Dallas
Tex
Indianapolis
Lyndon Johnson
Lyndon
South Viet Nam
Izvestia
U Thant
Goldwater Peak
Nixon Emerges as Republican Regulars Heir Apparent
In Chicago at a $100-a-plate Conrad Hilton event, Illinois GOP leaders express strong support for Richard Nixon. The Old Guard loyalty signals Nixon as the likely 1968 nominating choice, despite opposition from Goldwaterites and moderates like Scranton and Romney.
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Conrad Hilton
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Dick Nixon
Illinois
Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Rep
Edward Derwinski
Chicago
Illinois Citizens For Goldwater
Cook County
Hays Robertson
California
Scranton
Romney
Vietnam repeats 1962 Cuba crisis in Johnson policy
James Marlow argues that Vietnam mirrors Kennedy’s Cuba missile showdown. Johnson’s air strikes against North Vietnam aim to deter Communists, risking broader Sino Soviet involvement while facing divided U.S. public opinion on Vietnam strategy.
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Viet Nam
Johnson
Cuba
Kennedy
Khrush
Chev
Khrushchev
Red China
Russia
North Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
Korea
Viet
Frommier Alexei Ee
Leonid Shcchev
Memory lane stories remind us how memory shapes us
Hal Boyle reflects on memory as a guide and companion, noting how recollection colors wisdom and caution. He recalls Clara Bow losing part of her weekly earnings gambling with household staff and sketches vivid, if fragmented, scenes from old times.
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Clara Bow
Lifelong ad man turns innkeeper at Bottle Hill
At 63 Joe M. Kesslinger, an advertising executive, runs Bottle Hill two years after a partner sold in. He trained none but learned by tasting, serving, and visiting guests, insisting on active involvement. He plans to keep his day job while gaining satisfaction, meeting new people, and preserving an historic restaurant near his home.
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Joe M. Kesslinger
Sadie Mene
Bottle Hill
Atme
Remy Ad Agency
Dear Abby Mother Burned At Husband After His Comments On Child
Dear Abby column about a mother recounting abuse after her husband ridiculed or dismissed her during childbirth and implied fallout for the family. The letter describes emotional harm and a desire to move forward despite ongoing hurt.
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