No Inherent Right to U S Aid Threatened by Abroad
The Senate and House Foreign Relations Committees demand immediate cutoff of U S assistance to nations whose nationals attack American property embassies consulates and libraries. They warn Congress will act if presidents do not cut aid. The public expresses mounting frustration and warns allies to remember U S patience is not endless.
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United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Pearson Seeks Balanced Canada U S Policy
Prime Minister Lester Pearson stated Canada will back basic U S foreign policy while reserving Canadians' right to criticize. He spoke at the University of Vermont noting that Canadian discretion and frankness test the enduring Canada United States friendship and shared safety against war.
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Lester Pearson
Canada
United States
University of Vermont
Judges debate treatment vs jail for alcoholics in courts
Judges from multiple cities gathered in Washington at the Health Welfare Secretary’s invitation to examine whether jail or treatment is best for repeat offenders with alcoholism. They debated constitutional issues and shared experiences where courts offered alcoholics jail, fines, or compulsory treatment, noting some success in rehabilitation while expressing reluctance to abandon judicial duties.
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Washington
Health, Education and Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
John M. Murtagh
New York
Criminal Court
Atlanta
Miami
San Diego
Johnson Doctrine in Dominican Crisis Isn’t New says Column
The piece argues liberals miscast Lyndon Johnson's Dominican action as a new doctrine. It traces how Eisenhower and Kennedy already used similar measures to counter Communist influence in Latin America, noting continuity rather than novelty in U S policy and the Dominican intervention.
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Lyndon Johnson
U. S
Organization of American States
Eisenhower
Latin America
Guatemala
Jack Peurifoy
Ike
Jacobo Arbenz
Reds
Peurifoy
Arbenz
Thomas Mann
Bay of Pigs
Nixon
Jack Kennedy
Kennedy
U.S
Edwin Martin
Hemisphere
USS
Dominican Republic
Johnson Uses GOP Idea to Win Congressional Confidence Vote
Inside report shows President Johnson seized on a Gerald Ford suggestion from a bi partisan White House session to push a 700 million Viet Nam confidence appropriation. Ford and Republican leaders backed the plan, while Democratic sniping over Viet Nam and the Dominican crisis cooled. The move aimed to display broad congressional support and solidify backing for Johnson's foreign policy.
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Washington
Johnson
Republican House
Gerald Ford
Michigan
White House
Capitol Hill
U. S
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Sen. J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Congress
Ford
House
Ford to LBJ vote shows party split over TV money raises and Viet Nam policy
A conservative South ern Republican opposes unnecessary appropriations while a Kilroy backed bid for televised money raising shows is rejected by House Republican leaders. Alaska Senator Gruening faces backlash at home for opposing Johnsons Viet Nam retreat but supports intervention in the Dominican Republic.
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California
Ronald Reagan
House
Goldwater-Miller Committee
James Kilroy
Los Angeles
Kilroy
Robert Raisbeck
PR Counsellors, Ltd
Washington
Raisbeck
House Republican Campaign Committee
Bob Wilson
Ers
Kilroy Committee
Wilson
House Republican
Gerald Ford
National Party
Ray Bliss
Goldwater - Miller
Republican Party
Ford
Bliss
Alaska
Ernest Gruening
Johnson
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
White House
Gruening- Johnson
Ohio lawmakers debate next steps after Issue Three defeat
Ohio legislators argue over a substitute reapportionment plan after Issue 3 was voted down. Republicans and Democrats face a 16 16 Senate split and 75 62 House margin, with federal judges potentially drawing a court plan. Leaders seek agreement by mid May or push court action.
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Ohio House
U. S. Supreme Court
Senate
House
Frank W. King
Toledo
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Theodore M. Gray
Piqua
King
Jim Thorpe
Stark
Harry H. McIlwain
D-Hamilton
Frank J. Gorman
D-Cuyahoga
Supreme Court
Robin T. Turner
Rseneca
Max H. Dennis
R-Clinton
Congress
Can Do Kim Chi Charms GI in Vietnam
HAL BOYLE profiles Kim Chi a 39 year old Vietnamese jeweler in Da Nang who torch tests gems for American soldiers. He runs three stores, helps with money and laundry, and dreams of expanding to the United States while praising American soldiers and offering charm tokens.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Kim Chi
Far East
Floyd R. Rockhart
Megadore
Ohio
Viet Nam
America
Chi
Tiffany’s
Dear Abby Columns and Reader Questions on Relationships
A compilation of Dear Abby advice and reader queries covers topics from self image and dating standards to domestic etiquette. Questions include a friend with a coveted figure, high school freshman dating, hosting college guests, a concerned aunt, a sensitive in law’s housekeeping, and gift suggestions for a new home.
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