Goldberg resigns as U N ambassador amid Vietnam team reshuffle
Arthur J. Goldberg quits as U S ambassador to the United Nations after being bypassed by President Johnson in assembling Vietnam peace negotiators. George W. Ball is named successor, bringing experience from Kennedy and Johnson eras to continue U S diplomacy at the world body.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
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Averell Harriman
Cyrus Vance Goldberg
Pakistan
India
Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
George W. Ball
Kennedy
United States
Goldberg
Ball
Resort To Revolution Causes Debate At World Development Conference
A heated debate at the World Cooperation for Development conference in Beit Mery Lebanon revealed sharp divides among religious leaders on nonviolent reform versus revolutionary action in response to injustice. Msgr Joseph Grenillion warned the issue could derail aid efforts as some reports endorsed violence if necessary to end entrenched injustice.
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Free Nations
Conference On World Cooperation For Development
World Council of Churches
Roman Catholic Pontifical Commission of Justice and Peace
Beit Meii
Lebanon
Msgr
Joseph Grenillion
Nation of Veterans Faces Taxpayer Burden Debate
A veteran population nearing half the nation argues against expanding benefits to all veterans, urging restraint as costs rise with new foreign wars. The U S Veterans Advisory Commission proposed broader aid, but the piece stresses shared taxation and gratitude without creating a special class for extra perks.
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U. S. Veterans Advisory Commission
Diplomats For Ransom and China’s Power Shift
Joseph Alsop discusses the Beijing hostage crisis as hard leverage over Britain and hints at a broader signal: China’s internal factional struggles, rebel mass organizations, and concurrent Hanoi negotiations shape a volatile portend for a potential leadership change in Peking.
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Wen
China
Yang Cheng-wu
Peking
Yang
Yangtse Valley
Shanghai City
Kweichow
Mao
West China
Amnesty or Expulsion at Columbia University
A conservative view condemns Columbia University trustees for inaction as student insurrectionists seize five campus buildings. Classes suspended, a red flag atop a mathematics hall signals crisis. Administration shifts from suspending a gym to a stated no amnesty policy, seen as weak. The piece notes earlier protests at Howard University starting March 19.
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New York
Columbia University
Columbia
Howard University
Washington
Hunger and unrest spark debate over hunger policy and campus protests
An unsigned op ed argues national farm aid favors large landowners over small family farms, linking hunger to policy failures. It cites 1967 farm payments, university protests from Bowie State to Columbia, and calls for discipline and order in higher education.
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Middle West
Columbia
Zoo
Jumping to conclusions and quirky wisdom from HAL BOYLE
A wit’s collage of aphorisms on age fashion luck and vanity. It surveys grooming costs marriage humor sun exposure and social quirks with sharp punchlines, noting age fear vanity and modern trends through anecdotal vignettes and sly observations.
Retirement bill stirs Ohio retirees amid senate delay
A letter to the editor criticizes Sub Senate Bill No. 59 for pension raises that would be delayed until July and offset by prior 1955 increases. The writer condemns lawmakers for self pay raises and bond issues, urging less recreation and more work while noting many Ohio retirees would gain only small monthly increases.
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the Messenger
Public Employees News
Ohio Civil Service Employees Association
Ohio
Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger outlines delivery options and pricing for daily and Sunday editions. Rates vary by region, with local carrier and mail options including weekly and yearly plans, and mailing address at 43 W Union St, Athens Ohio.
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the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Athens
Ohio
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