Kennan on Khrushchev Fall Signals Shifting Communist World
World Peril Assayed George F. Kennan, ex ambassador and Princeton public affairs professor, argues Khrushchev's ouster weakens Moscow’s grip on European communist parties. He weighs impacts for U S policy, suggesting possible moves toward satellite independence but cautions against overoptimism and calls for continued American strength.
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Soviet Bloc
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White House Fellows Program Expanded by Johnson
President Johnson announces 15 White House Fellows to serve 15 months in high level government offices. Fellows will work with the Vice President and 10 Cabinet Secretaries plus White House staff, receiving salaries from 7500 to 12000 dollars and attending seminars. Grants from the Carnegie Foundation fund the program.
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Carnegie Foundation
Wilson Faces Razor Thin Labor Majority Challenges
Britain’s Harold Wilson leads a Labor government with only a four seat margin over the Conservative and Liberal opposition. He vows a broad mandate but faces discipline tests and potential early election if casualties shrink the majority, risking a fragile government and cautious legislation ahead.
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Clement Atlee
Year 1965 Seen As Year Of Global Jockeys In Power Shifts
James Marlow argues 1965 will center on jockeying for foreign policy leadership. Britain shifts to Labor under Harold Wilson while the Kremlin reveals new top figures Brezhnev and Kosygin, and the American president faces a fresh foreign policy scene with either Johnson or Goldwater.
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Stars and Stripes
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Non Resident Of Athens Willing To Pay City Tax
Letters to the editor argue for keeping the city income tax and warn against repealing it. Contributors advocate continued support for local schools and criticize national policy debates and the United Nations. The letters reflect local civic interest and political opinions from Athens readers.
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Messenger
Kremlin
U.S.S.R
Goldwater Blues in Kentucky Second District Race
Owensboro reports show a strong rightward shift aided by white backlash and Goldwater support. Republican Rhodes Bratcher emphasizes the Goldwater banner while Dem William Natcher A long shot race gains momentum amid civil rights tensions and a vibrant right wing movement in the district.
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Robert Novak
Owensboro
Oliver Quayle
Edward Breathitt
Kentucky
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Breathitt
Louis Nunn
William Natcher
Rhodes Bratcher
Congress
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Illinois
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General Electric
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Berlin Wall
Paul Harvey
Harvey
Lyndon Johnson
New York City
DEAR ABBY golf pro swindle and wedding ring question
A reader asks how to recover $500 given a golf pro boyfriend who dated others and offered lessons for free while delaying marriage. Abby replies to report the pro and warns against trusting the coach again. A second letter asks if a daughter may buy her mother a proper wedding band. Abby says the ring is the husband's duty to provide and to discuss with the father.
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Write A Letter To The Editor For The Messenger
Readers are invited to share views on current topics. Include signature, address, and phone number not required for publication. The newspaper reserves the right to select, edit, and condense letters to fit space.
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