The World's Too Quiet Loud-Mouths Now Silent James Marlow
The piece surveys a generation of world leaders famed for oratory and impact. It contrasts past voices from Roosevelt to Churchill with current quiet figures and notes Khrushchev's recent silence and the diminished prominence of iconic speakers.
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James Marlow
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Churchill
Roosevelt
Charles de Gaulle
Gaulle
Khrushchev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid L Brezhnev
United Nations
Messenger Publishes May 30 1965 Athens Ohio Edition
The Sunday Messenger from Athens Ohio dated May 30 1965 lists staff including Publisher Frederick W Bush and Managing Editor Charles W Reamer along with executives and city office details for The Messenger Publishing Co at 43 W Union St Athens.
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the Messenger Publishing CO
Union St
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W Bush
the Messenger
Corrier
van Dally
ONO
Dolly
Surdoy
Secord
Associated Press
All Mail the Messenger Publishing CO
Tourism push could lift Southern Ohio economy
Economists predict outdoor recreation demand will double by 1976 and state parks attendance will rise faster than population. Southern Southeastern Ohio remains under-promoted with many sites unidentified, poor roads and scarce tourist information. Private enterprises, regional promotion, and a unified Southeast Ohio Regional Council could attract tourist dollars and create jobs.
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Ohio
Ohio Historical Society
Southeastern
Route 33
Logan
Rhodes
Southeastern Ohio
Viet Cong strength amid South Vietnam fighting force
Estimates place Viet Cong guerrillas at 120 000 to 130 000 with about 35 000 well armed regulars. They are supported by irregulars with one automatic weapon per two fighters. South Vietnam leans on roughly 500 000 Vietnamese soldiers and 45 000 American troops backed by major U S defense aid and hardware.
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South Vet Nam
Democracy needs a Western counter conference
A reader urges the United States to organize a global democracy conference to counter Asian African and Communist aligned gatherings. The piece warns that the next meeting in Havana signals trouble for the hemisphere and calls for a frequent pro democracy forum led by the State Department.
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Ghana
Latin America
Havana
Cuba
United States
Voice of Democracy
Theropaganda
People’s Solidarity
Food Aid The Cuba Rice Stockpile And Castro's Defiance
The article links Mao and Castro in a 250000 ton rice deal traded for sugar nickel and Soviet oil. Cuba rationed three pounds per two weeks per household, using about a fifth of China's shipment with the rest stockpiled amid fears of a potential American invasion.
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Mao Tsetung
Mao
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Soviet Union
China
Castro
Small Win in Le My Vietnam War Clarifies Strategy
Lt Col David Clement and the 2nd Battalion of the 3rd Marine Regiment secure Le My near Da Nang after a campaign to pacify the area. The victory follows the reopening of two bridges and the burying of two enemy guerrillas, showing the Marines’ blend of neutralizing threat and winning local support. Clement, a 1945 Annapolis graduate nicknamed The Great Pacifier, oversees a 48-square-mile operation with 11,000 Marines seeking lasting normalcy around the Da Nang air base.
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David A. Clement
Jacksonville
Fla
U.S. 3Rd Marine Regiment
Clement
le My
Col
da Nang Air Base
U.S
Annapolis
Korea
William T. Clement
Corps
Population Boom Among Navajos Signals Shifting Demographics
The Messenger notes a growing Navajo population across Arizona New Mexico and Utah now totaling 80 000. The piece highlights demographic change since the arrival of Spanish explorers four centuries ago and invites readers to submit opinions on related topics.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Dear Abby Advice on Hair, Money, and Mother’s Day
A reader questions myths about hair loss affecting romance and gets Abby's reassurance. Other letters discuss a husband trading a sedan for a sports car, and a hurt mother seeking recognition from daughters-in-law. The page also includes a quotation on property rights and self-reliance.
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Abby
GOP Dilemma Over 14b Sparks Inside Washington Split
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report a blue ribbon GOP task force meeting at Washington's Madison Hotel failed to resolve the 14b repeal issue. The debate pits union opposition against party unity, with Ford opposing repeal and others seeking a middle path amid crossfire between labor and business factions.
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Republican Party
New National Coordinating Committee
Washington
Madison Hotel
Thomas Lazzio
United Auto Workers
Paterson
N. J
James Martin
Alabama
14Th
House
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Goldwater
Party of the
Arlington Integration Fears End
Arlington VA aims to integrate Wakefield High School after its Negro and white students and teachers mix into a 2700 student body with 300 Black pupils and eight Black teachers. Principal Jacob L. Johnson reports an excellent year with two racially charged fights and rumors of incidents, but few real problems.
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Arthur Edson
Arlington
Ben Holt
Wakefield High School
Arlington County
Wakefield
Jacob L. Johnson
Johnson
Potomac
Washington
Virginia
Wikefield
Neal T. Haygood
Republicans Hope After Right to Work Repeal
The speaker argues that Republicans face a tough future after repeal as right to work has harmed the party in California Ohio and Indiana, suggesting that losing 14b could be like shedding an albatross.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sir Winston Churchill
Benito Mussolini
California
Ohio
Indiana
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Robert L. Powers
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