NATO in flux as members threaten pullouts and costly wars
In Our Opinion the NATO move from France was traumatic and its future looks precarious. The United States bears high costs while many members keep trading with the communist bloc. Britain hints at major troop withdrawals unless offsetting purchases rise. Germany fears loss of status in a nuclear age. Experts urge a stronger common policy over internal NATO functions to rebuild a meaningful defense.
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NATO
France
United States
Vietnam
Britain
London
Germany
Rhine
Boon
Soviet Union
U.S
Europe
America
Crtaa Maankane
Impressions Of Inez Messiah Complex Danger To Dr King
Inez Robb critiques Martin Luther King Jr accusing him of a Messiah complex fueled by publicity. He likens his Vietnam stance to Nazi methods, questions his judgment, and warns of political damage to civil rights aims amid national draft concerns.
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Dr. King
Hollywood
Martin Luther King Jr
Vietnam
Europe
Lord Russell
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
No Chi Minh
Biddeford Lace Journal Publication Details
Biddeford Lace Journal publishes daily except Sunday from 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. The paper lists subscription rates payable in advance at 2.60 for one month 15.50 for six months and 31.00 for one year and notes association with the Associated Press.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Ens
Dr.sond
Post King
United States Office
Summit Conference Could Reshape Hemisphere Policy
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues the Punta del Este meeting may reorient U.S. policy toward Latin America, balancing concerns between Europe and Asia. He notes Latin nations seek material and political cooperation, warns against raw-material focus, and highlights hopes for stronger OAS leadership and a Latin American common market.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Uruguay
Europe
Asia
Indochina
Indonesia
North America
Eisenhower
Korea
Seattle
China
French Indochina
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Punta del Este
Bolivar
Jefferson
North
South America
Johnson
Boy's letter to U S Chamber sparks friendship across seas
A 14 year old British student Ross Monro thanked Omaha Chamber of Commerce for educational material fueling his prize winning essay. His family sent roses to Roose velt statue in Grosvenor Square and received warm replies from Neil Thomas Chapman and the White House official Marvin Watson. The exchange highlights Anglo American friendship and shared hopes for world peace.
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New York
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Ross Monro
Roosevelt
Grosvenor Square
Neil Thomas Chapman, Sr
West Islip
N.Y
U.S
Chapman
Monro
Bassett Gardens
Osterley
Isleworth
Middlesex
England
Mr. Chapman
Johnson
Toronto
Canada
America
Commonwealth
Roose
Los Angeles
Mr.Chapman
White House
Marvin Watson
LBJ
Britain
Latin poverty war lags in Bolivian rural reform
Washington reports rising concern in the Pentagon over underground unrest in Latin America. Bolivia shows a paradox: strong reform and outreach persist despite high illiteracy, health deficits, and a housing gap, while insurgent threats persist and risk escalation into wider crises.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Pentagon
Latin America
Colombia
Venezuela
Bolivia
Alliance For Progress
Jorge Belmonte Ardiles
Nixon Leads Chase for Republican Nomination in 1968
Nixon remains front runner for the Republican presidential nomination without a formal campaign. He leads Romney and others in polls as Reagan shows no bid. Goldwater hints Percy could unite the party, while Nixon appeals to state delegations and southern favorites. The convention race is expected to be lively.
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Romney
United States
Nixon
Vietnam
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
Nelson Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Romeney
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Sen
Charles Percy
Republican Party
Goldwater
Nixon J
Michigan
Utah
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Maryland
Percy
Illinois
Texas
South
London actor’s street pursuit ends in prank outrage
In a real time filming sequence a London actor fled two policemen along a crowded street. An onlooker struck the supposed thief with a walking stick and fled, only to learn the man was an actor. Hospitalized with a head gash, he lamented the danger of realism. The piece cautions against excess caution and urges prudent neighborly aid.
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London
Baseball Opens Amid Basketball and Spring Football
A sports note notes that many players stay active as basketball continues and football begins spring practice. It contrasts how football builds character with baseball that creates characters, mentioning yesterday's openers and the ceremonial first ball tossed by a politician.
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Poli
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Tonkin Bay
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Thomas Jefferson
Simon Bolivardo
Argentina
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Tampico
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