Lindsay’s mayoral bid fuels Republican whisper campaign
New York mayoral race scene shows Democratic charges that John V Lindsay is secretly aligned with Republicans. Lindsay rejects the label, citing a fusion candidacy and a record of independence. Polls show Beame leading with Buckley challenging in a tight race. Lindsay’s youth and style draw attention as he avoids explicit party ties.
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UN confronts peacekeeping limits in 1964 review
Secretary General U Thant warns the United Nations has kept explosive crises in check but failed to resolve underlying causes. He cites Kashmir Pakistan India Cyprus Palestine and the Middle East where truces endured while seeking a final peace stalled. The UN's long Kashmir mission and a new ceasefire highlight impatience with incomplete conflict resolution.
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California plans victim aid in crime policy shift
The state vows to aid crime victims by funding 165 monthly dollars for living costs and home retention for injured families, starting with a 100000 appropriation and hoping to grow via fines. The program mirrors New Zealand and Britain, aiming to lift victims from neglect.
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Tail of Paper Tiger Tied to Global Powers
A foreign minister of Ruritania argues for a rare optimistic view of geopolitics, noting Cuba's split with Moscow and Castro’s restructured leadership. He critiques Dominican Republic unrest and U S anti-communist maneuvers, while highlighting shifts in Indonesia, Vietnam, and East Africa as signs of Western leverage and possible alliances amid rising Cold War tensions.
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Rhodesia's push for independence sparks fears for Central Africa
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that Rhodesia led by Prime Minister Jan Smith threatens unilateral independence. The move could trigger racial strife and Communist influence across East and Central Africa as Britain and the United States weigh sanctions. Zambia fears spillover as bi racial states arise and copper supply to Britain becomes a strategic factor.
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New Danger In Africa and the Rhodesian Independence
The piece warns that Southern Rhodesia could cut copper and rail exports to pressure Zambia and Britain if it declares independence. It notes potential sanctions by Britain and the United States and predicts unlikely restraint from Smith, with a shift to an even more hardline regime if he resigns.
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UN peacekeeping: from Korea to Cyprus preserves uneasy balance
The United Nations has shown it can halt wars when major powers unite. Since 1950 police actions and preventive diplomacy have cost tens of millions, with forces in Korea Congo Cyprus and Indonesia aiding peace and stability.
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Readers Skeptic Says Editorial Fails On Red China Note
In a letter from Robert H Whealey of Athens he questions the Messenger editorial A Peace Loving Nation. He cites U S troop levels in South Viet Nam and air strikes on the north while criticizing the paper for relying on Chinese propaganda and past Korean War intervention.
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Dear Abby advice column on manners and marriage
Dear Abby helps a reader teach table manners gradually and guides a wife in handling a fighter pilot husband who moves family frequently. The column urges open conversation about future plans, stressing love and clear expectations.
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