When Allies Fall Out Meany Looks to Democrats for Labor Votes
In Athens Ohio on March 7 1966 George Meany AFL CIO president voices bitterness at labor defeat by the Johnson administration and Democratic Congress over Taft Hartley repeal. He rejects a labor party option and signals selective support for lawmakers favorable to organized labor. The speech targets Mansfield and Dirksen as key figures. He hopes to boost bargaining power for labor in upcoming votes.
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George Meany
Afl-Cio
Labor
Johnson
Congress
Meany
Everett M. Dirksen Ofllinois
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Dirksen
Britain
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Rusk
McNamara
Space Age Sensors Promise Peaceful Uses of Spy Satellites
About 200 aerospace engineers and executives meet in San Diego to discuss turning space spy satellites into peaceful tools. They envision global remote sensing for oil, crops, fisheries, minerals, and disaster monitoring, enabling resource efficiency and economic gains with international cooperation and goodwill.
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American Astronautical Society
San Diego
Willis B. Foster
National Aeronautic and Space Administration
Office of Space Science and Applications
Lynd Bewildered by Labels Marxist Pacifist Existentialist
The essay questions Staughton Lynd a Yale professor who calls himself a Marxist Pacifist Existentialist and argues that Marxist history predicts a final capitalist Communist clash. It contrasts Lynds views with Thoreau Schweitzer and Camus and weighs the costs of a bad peace in Viet Nam for peasants, Catholics, and regional powers.
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Staughton Lynd
Yale
State Department
Albert Schweitzer
Lynd
Lyndon Johnson
Theodore Roosevelt
Professor Lynd
Henry David Thoreau
Moscow
Newew York Times
Thoreau
Viet Nam
Marx
Schweitzer
Albert Camus
Japan
Taiwan
Philippines
Indonesia
Australia
New Zealand
Laos
India
Pakistan
China
Lynch
James Madison
Johnson slows Vietnam escalation and troop plan
Inside Report says President Johnson will limit escalation and keep U S troop levels under 300000 by next fall. He favors a restrained approach with perhaps 50000 reinforcements before October, wary of China or Soviet intervention and ruling out major bombing of Hanoi or northward invasion.
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Johnson
China
Russia
Peking
U. S
Ho Chi Minh
White House
Johnson shifts to public sales pitch on Vietnam policy
President Johnson plans a major East Room push to justify and define his Vietnam strategy after sidelining aides. Officials fear an escalation pause may provoke hawks and doves while analysts warn of continued Ho Chi Minh Trail infiltration and possible troop shifts.
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Peking
Haiphong
Moscow
Ho Chi Minh
Johnson
Viet Nam
White House
Senate
United Nations
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Viet Nam
U. S
Hawks
Doves
LBJ
The Nations Medicine Part I Crisis Faces American Medicine
The article surveys a looming crisis in American medicine with 280000 physicians 600000 nurses and 97000 dentists outlining shortages in doctors nurses technologists and other health workers. It identifies six demand sources including Medicare regional centers prepaid plans and mental health centers and notes the strain on hospitals and rural areas.
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New York
Boston
Houston
House of Medicine
Viet Nam
United States
Ward Darley
Association of American Medical Colleges
John H. Knowles
Massachusetts General Hospital
Snail Power and Glove Signals in a Witty New York Column
HAL BOYLE surveys quirky trivia and social customs in a light hearted column. He notes it takes 214 million snails to equal one horse and explains glove symbolism. Plus brief jests on dental hygiene, drinking age tricks, postal rules, and trivia about Washington and Jefferson.
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New York
American Dental Association
Kin Hubbard
Remagen Rhine Bridge Surprise Crossing Marks 1945 Moment
On March 7 1945 the U S 1st Army captured a bridge at Remagen Germany intact aiding the Rhine crossing. The date also marks historic events such as Luther Burbank birth Alexander Graham Bell patent and other milestones. The Messenger invites reader letters with brief signations and contact details.
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Associated Press
U. S. 1St Army
Rhine
Remagen
Germany
Luther Burbank
Alexander Graham Bell
Newton Baker
Woodrow Wilson
New York
London
Rhineland
Dear Abby Column Delayed For Return In A Few Days
The note indicates She'll Be Back Copy was not received for the Dear Abby column and will resume in a few days. Historical items mention a Saill es Treaty, Eisenhower rejecting Nixon on the Republican ticket ten years ago, Atlanta Chamber of Commerce noting a desegregation agreement five years ago, and West Germany seeking to reestablish relations with Israel one year ago.
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Abby
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Atlanta, Ga
Chamber of Commerce
West Germany
Israel
Capital quotes Ford and Hershey on housing and activities
Rep Gerald Ford questions need for an executive mansion for the vice president noting servicemen living in barns or tents. Draft Director Lewis Hershey admits to limited Scout activities, saying he is past sleeping on the ground with satisfaction.
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Gerald R. Ford
Reich
Lewis B. Hershey
Fragmentary Notices on Mail Delivery and U S Possessions
A terse OCR snippet mentions delivery by mail and U S possessions with unclear dates. Readable entities include United States and possessions. The text lacks a coherent event or outcome to further identify.
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Hal Boyle
Kansas
Soviet Union
George Washington
Magnolia
Thomas Jefferson
Harry Lee
Kentucky
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