Jerusalem as a City of Peace and International Rule
In Our Opinion, Jerusalem, a city sacred to Jews Christians and Muslims, has long endured wars and destruction. The piece argues for UN international governance to protect access to holy sites, avoid one-nation control, and foster a lasting peace in the Middle East.
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Jerusalem
Israel
United Nations
Vatican
David
Solomon
Alexander the Great
Egypt
Mecca
Medina
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Christ
Omar
Holy City
Middle East
Men of
Jordan
U.N
Ursalimmu
Paul Harvey Warns Against Unnecessary X-ray Exposure
Public health writer Paul Harvey argues against routine X-ray use and calls for limiting exposure. He cites risks from infant neck X-rays, radium devices, and TV radiation while noting benefits for TB and early lung cancer detection. He urges informed patient choice to reduce unnecessary scans.
Johnson weighs Kosygin invite during summit
The Needle reports President Johnson ponders the tentative Russian invitation from Premier Kosygin after their meeting. The piece imagines possible lines from both leaders, noting Kazygin may boast about travel while Johnson jokes about cross country humor.
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Johnson
Kosygin
Alexei
Siberia
Lyndon
Niagara Falls
Disneyland
Glassboro
New Jersey
U S Friends Backed Moscow in U N Vote Casts
Washington Merry Go Round reviews the U N roll call on Israel showing nations aligned with Moscow. Spain Greece Turkey Pakistan opposed the United States while most Western European democracies backed Washington. Ivory Coast and Laos abstained then joined U S Israel and Latin Americans on the second vote.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Russia
United States
U.N
State Department
USA
Israel
United
Moscow
Assembly
New York
Spain
Greece
Turkey
Rusia
Pakistan
France
Sweden
Ivory Coast
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Let George have his day
Washington columnist notes Rep. Samuel Stratton's proposed Holiday Bill would move Memorial Day Veterans Day and George Washington's Birthday to Mondays to create three day weekends. He doubts Senate support especially from Dirksen and argues the plan could reduce optional four day weekends. The piece ends with a playful hedging about future humor.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Samuel S. Stratton
N.Y
House
Stratton
George Washington
Rep. Stratton
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Dirksen
Capitolisms and Cold War Currents in a Shifting World
The piece mocks shifting world boundaries and reflects on U S diplomacy under LBJ while noting public figures like Nixon and Khrushchev. It references New Orleans D A Jim Garrison and remarks on the Warren Report with a nod to Jeanne Dixon in a provocative, opinionated column tone.
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State Department
LBJ
Kosygin
Khrushchev
Nixon
New Orleans
D.A
Jim Garrison
Warren
Australian walks 2000 miles to follow doctor’s advice
A 52 year old Australian man left Port Augusta to walk to Kalgoorlie about 1000 miles away and back, covering roughly 50 miles daily. He aims to begin the return trek as soon as he reaches Kalgoorlie, a testament to strict obedience to medical orders and faith inspired guidance.
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Kalgoorlie
Port Augusta
Kalgoorie
Moderate GOP governors warming toward Romney in 1968 bid
Washington polls show George Romney trailing ahead of Nixon and lining up modest gains after a Jackson Hole conference with about 18 moderate governors. Realists see Romney as the preferred alternative if Rockefeller falters, with Chafee and others quietly backing a stronger Romney push for the second half of 1967.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Chicago
George Romney
Michigan
New Hampshire
Richard M. Nixon
Romney
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Rckefeller
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
Wyoming
Charles Percy
Illinois
Percy
John Chafee
Rhode Island
Tom McCall
Oregon
John Quincy Adams as a gifted child and future president
The piece praises John Quincy Adams born July 11 1767 for early diligence and multilingual learning. It traces his youth from letters to his father and study in Europe, noting roles in diplomacy and the path to the presidency. It contrasts his celebrated intellect with dull schooling trends and reflects on springtime turns of phrase.
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George Mahon
D-Tex
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Patrick Lyndon
Mahon
Sen
Russell Long
Dla
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Justice Department
Anderson
Art Buchwal
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Ed Morgan
Morgan
Ford Foundation
Carl Perkins
D-Ky
Adam Clayton Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
Powell
Louise Dargans
Russell Kirk
John Quincy Adams
J. Q
John Adams
Ater
United States
Smollett
Abigail Adams
Penn's Hill
Boston
Bunker Hill
J. Q. Adams
John Quincy
Paris
University of Leyden
Russia
Britain
Jefferson
Franklin
John Jay
Washington
Netherlands
Dick, Jane
Spot
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N.H
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Tom McIntyre
Lola Wi
Crile
Rus
Mac's
George
Don Maclean
Jeanne Dixon
James Keller
Washington News
GOP
Ernor
England
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
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E. P. Ingalls
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