Unlawful Conspiracy Attack on antiwar demonstrations voiced
The article quotes Senator John Stennis labeling antiwar and anti-draft protests as an unlawful conspiracy meant to split American youth from fighting communism. It condemns college involvement, praises patriotism, and argues for decisive action to support troops in Vietnam.
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Mississippi
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America
Viet Nam
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China
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Patrick Henry
UC researchers isolate CSA to prevent artery hardening
University of California researchers led by Dr. Lester M. Morrison report isolating chandroitin sulfated A from cow arteries. In monkey tests CSA reduced arterial fatty deposits versus controls and could later be taken orally with planned human trials to prevent arteriosclerosis and heart disease.
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Lester M. Morrison
University of California
CSA
Havana Conference Call Opposes Yankee Imperialism
Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa announced at the United Nations that a conference of Africans, Asians and Latin Americans will meet in Havana in January to oppose Yankee imperialism and neo colonialism. US Ambassador Arthur Goldberg condemned Castro’s revolution as spurious and called for a tighter blockade to curb sabotage.
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Arthur Goldberg
United States
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Gromyko
Castro
Caribbean
Hungary and UN Drive to Elevate a Hungarian Communist
The piece argues that Karoly Czaterday, a Hungarian Communist aligned with Khrushchev era actions, could be promoted to head the UN general assembly to legitimize Budapest’s government. It contrasts this with Hungary’s 1956 crackdown, the imprisonment of dissidents and minors, and U.N. inertia amid Cold War dynamics.
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Popovic
Amintore Fanfani
South America
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Czaterday
Budapest
Humphrey, Kennedy try to woo Philadelphia bosses
Inside Report on Philadelphia Democratic power plays as Hubert Humphrey and Robert Kennedy court city machines ahead of elections. The ADA frictions, Crumlish-Specter race, and Beame ties shaping future leadership battles. Kennedy courted in New York as Humphrey seeks regular backing.
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New York City
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James Crumlish
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Clark
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Beame
James
Scheuer
Jonathan Bingham
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Hubert Humphrey
Powers on Books King Tut treasures in new Dolphin edition
A review notes the 5x9 paperback edition of Tu tankhamen by Christiane Desroches Noblecourt preserves 32 color plates and 132 photos despite a reduced size. The piece highlights the book’s strong reproduction and appeals to readers new to Egyptology, with other Dolphin titles by Doubleday also featured.
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Messenger
Doubleday
Christiane Desroches-Noblecourt
U.S
Tutankhamen
Birch Showdown Looms Over Birch Society Influence in GOP
Republican leaders weigh the rise of the John Birch Society in the GOP with Sen. Thruston Morton demanding removal. The party leadership and Goldwater resist the threat while noting Welch's founder stance. Democratic and GOP figures debate the society’s real influence.
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Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
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GOP
Morton
House
Senate
Brrch Society
Republican Party
Democratic National Committee
Robert Welch
Capitol Hill
West Virginia
John Scott
Republican Coordinating Committee
Washington
Michigan
George Romney
Goldwater
Welch
Socie
India Nixes Nuclear Plans After Policy Re‑Examination
New Delhi reconsiders policy under Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri and reportedly rejects manufacturing nuclear weapons. India's leaders worry nuclear arms would provoke regional arms races, strain diplomacy, and invite U S and British intervention if China pursues atomic war.
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New Delhi
India
China
United States
Peking
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Dear Abby Advice Columns From The Neighborhood
A cleaned compiled summary of Dear Abby letters and responses on teen crushes and pregnancy plans. The column discusses a 13 year old girl who hits a neighbor boy and a married couple seeking a baby with mother in law resistance. Abby urges restraint and individual decision making.
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Jimmy
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Mama
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