Peace talks should Move with caution editorial
The United States is justified in avoiding a repeat of the Korean armistice talks. They dragged 24 months with 12,700 Americans killed and about 50,000 wounded. Hanoi and Poland sites for talks show propaganda aims. Cambodia’s neutrality aids North Vietnam supplies. The Southeast Asia commission leader has missed key investigations. Casualties show no early end as the war drags toward stalemate.
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Hanoi
Cambodia
Poland
Vietnam
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia International Control Commission
Paul Harvey on Americanism and youth loyalty
Paul Harvey argues that Americanism remains the best path despite flaws in government. He notes student disaffection often targets incumbents, not Constitution or ideals, urging focus on refining rather than abandoning Americanism. The piece defends liberty, national pride, and the need for informed civic engagement.
Students plan take over campuses amid sit in wave
Washington observers detail a network of militant student groups dating from a College Park meeting of Students for a Democratic Society. The report traces sit ins at Howard University and Columbia, with ringleaders demanding campus control and government-funded schools resisting. It notes police abstention, campus blockades, and subsequent protests.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
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Columbia
Howard University
College Park
Students For A Democratic Society
National Student Association
Student Power
Black
Howard
James M. Nabrit
Nabrit
Federal Courts of Appeals
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
University
Morningside Park
Harlem
Pentagon
Grayson Kirk
Lindsay
Poland
University of Krakow
University of Warsaw
Bolivia
University of la Paz
Rene Barrientos
Barrientos
Icarus asteroid near miss fuels wild fanfare
In a light column Maclean jokes about doomsday fears over asteroid Icarus, recounts MIT and Navy statements that the rock will pass Earth at about four million miles with negligible tidal or collision risk. He notes governments and jokers speculating on rockets and refunds amid shelter programs and Vietnam talks.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Associated Press
MIT
Earth
Atlantic Ocean
Ocean
New York
Baltimore
U.S. Naval Observatory
Navy
Icarus
Jupiter
U S on Viet peace talks site lessons from Kaesong
Washington analysis notes that Korean War talks at Kaesong showed how Red control and propaganda shaped negotiations. The account recalls UN chief negotiator Joy facing threats and press restrictions, a blocked path, and a shift to a neutral Panmunjom site after 63 days of stalemate.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
Korea
Kaesong
Johnson
United Nations
U.N
C. Turner Joy
Peking
Pyongyang
Ridgway
Panmunjom
Loopholes for the rich argued in editorials
An editorial defends tax loopholes for the wealthy, arguing depletion allowances for minerals, operating losses, tax exempt securities, charitable deductions, and reserves for bad debts support capital investment. It contends removing these would raise taxes, reduce jobs, lower public bonds, and curb private giving, increasing government control and dampening the economy. The piece ends by questioning Washington’s stance on tax policy.
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United Press International
Washington
U.S
Congress
United States
Las Vegas
Internal Revenue Service
UPI
Breakthrough IR-8S rice steadies hungry Asia
Rev James Keller notes a new IR-8S rice developed in the Philippines doubles or triples yields, arising from cross breeding of 10 000 strains with Indonesia and Taiwan. The writer urges global effort to end hunger and cites Revelations 7 16.
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Asia
Philippines
Indonesia
Taiwan
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