China’s Peaceful Image Questioned by Chen Yi Remarks
The article analyzes Marshal Chen Yi’s speech opposing United Nations admission for China and urging inclusion of pro Communist states while expelling United States allies. It argues China seeks global dominance and promotes nuclear proliferation under a banner of peace.
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The
United Nations
China
General Assembly
Chen Yi
United States
Britain
North
Soviet Union
British Empire
World Organization
Peking
Korea
MacArthur
Yalu
Notable Auction Sparks with Eichmann Letter
A New York autograph sale drew attention as a letter from Adolf Eichmann sold for less than one by Jacqueline Kennedy. Tadek Tuvia Friedman, 42, Israeli War Crimes Documentary Center director and famed pursuer of Eichmann, remained unseen yet central. He says he is nothing, a modest figure behind a decades long manhunt that ended in Eichmann’s capture and trial.
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New York
Jacqueline Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Adolph Eichman
Tadek Tuvia Friedman
Israeli War Crimes Documentary Center
Eichman
Friedman
Saigon Tries Social Revolution to Back Civil War Effort
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky expands rural reconstruction appointing a new ministry to spread a “new society” in the countryside. With heavy American military aid, the government seeks to win peasant support, counter guerrilla influence, and improve civilian backing amid ongoing fighting.
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South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Coo Ky
Reclaiming the American Dream and Independent Sector Ideas
An essay praising Richard Cormuelle's vision of an independent private sector as the fix for poverty and reform. It cites Shriver’s programs as potentially unsustainable and highlights Cormuelle's book and examples from Indianapolis and other figures. It argues for private initiative, bank lending, and foundation support to reduce government dependence.
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United States
California
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Tom Stokes
Richard Cormuelle
George Romney
Michigan
Richard Nixon
Saul Alinsky
Chicago
Aefyadrihtmn
Dick Cormuelle
Indianapolis
Cleo Blackburn
Indiana
Charles Lavin
California Democrats fractured over Golden Bear Club scandal
Inside report portrays a split in California Democrats with Carmen Warshaw accused of counterfeiting Golden Bear lapel buttons to solicit $1000 gifts. The scandal highlights a party rift between Pat Brown allies led by Pierre Salinger and Jesse Unruh loyalists, signaling tough 1966 election dynamics.
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Los Angeles
Democratic Party of
California
Carmen Warshaw
Golden Bear Club
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Pat Brown
State Democratic Committee
Warshaw
Brown
Golden Bears
Unruh
New York Democrats
Pat Browns luck in California Democratic split and Reagan threat
The piece portrays a fractured California Democratic Party led by Pat Brown and James Unruh, with Los Angeles politics under Yorty influence. It notes internal feuds, Unruh’s power, and a potential shift toward Reagan as Brown faces a tough primary and Republican headwinds.
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Salinger
Browns
Unruh
Los Angeles County
Brown
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Yorty
Economy Not Overwhelmed by Automation and Teens
The article argues the economy remains strong amid automation and a growing teen labor force. It cites a drop in the jobless rate to 4.4 percent, 2.875 million unemployed, and 1.705 million part time workers, with 3.7 million youths turning 18 this year and 600,000 more jobs available in September.
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New York
Dear Abby And Dear Mr Pearson On Skunks And Sanity
A reader asks Abby about keeping odorless baby skunks for grandchildren amid a custody change while a shipper agrees to transport them. Abby suggests the new stepmother may reconsider if the animals stay odorless and well behaved.
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Abby
Los Angeles
American Airlines
Drew Pearson
MR_ PEARSON
Oklahoma Invasion Schedules Target on Ohio Industry
An Oklahoma aeromadia led by Gov Henry Bellman plans a Tuesday aerial raid on Cleveland's industrial complex. Ohio Gov James Rhodes counters no air raid alert will occur while touting Ohio's growing industry and the states aggressive interstate recruitment efforts.
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Ohio
Oklahoma
Henry Bellman
Cleveland
James A. Rhodes
F. P. Neuenschwander
Rhodes
Bellman
Industrial Aeromatia
Chamber of Commerce
Richard Heston
McAlester
Okla
Aero Commander
Bethany
Neuenschwander
Canada
Miami Sets President's Inaugural
Miami University prepares to inaugurate Dr. Phillip Raymond Shriver as 17th president with participation from over 200 colleges. Shriver, formerly Kent State dean, assumes duties after July 1 with acting president Dr. Charles Ray Wilson guiding campus affairs. Notable attendees include Miami graduates who lead Ashland College MIT and Indiana University. The university hosts about 9,981 on campus and 7,000 off campus across Dayton Hamilton Middletown Norwood and Piqua, highlighting a legacy of alumni influence from Samuel Laws to Thomas Edison.
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Oxford
United States
Phillip Raymond Shriver
Miami University
Shriver
College of Arts and Sciences
Kent State University
Charles Ray Wilson
Miami
John D. Millett
Millett
Ohio Board of Regents
Hich
Hicher Learning
Glenn Clayton
Ashland College
Ohio
Vincent Fulmer
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Kenneth FE. Penrod
Indiana University
Dayton
Ohio State University
Hamilton
Middletown Norwood
Piqua
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