Diplomatic Round Two in Mideast Impresses Johnson and Kosygin
In the UN debate, President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin clashed over the Mideast future. Abba Eban's detailed rebuttals highlighted Israeli leverage while King Hussein urged realism. The piece notes diplomacy faces hard power, with Johnson favoring a defused crisis and Kosygin aiming to undercut Israeli gains.
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Mideast
United Nations General Assembly
Johnson
Israel
Kosygin
Abba Eban
Jordan
Hussein
United States
Editor's Outlook on U S foreign policy and honesty
A reflective column argues the United States should stop trying to be universally loved and instead adopt a tougher, more realistic stance. It critiques humanitarian imperialism, cites Korea and the Middle East, and urges selective aid and clearer diplomacy over being everyone’s friend.
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United States
America
Israel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Near East
Dodd Censure Debate Echoes Through Senate Halls
The sixth U S Senate censure debate on a colleague unfolds with long sparring over procedure and ethics. Russell Long flits between sides as Teddy Kennedy questions and others defend integrity while spectators fill galleries.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Senate
United States
Sen
Russell Long
Louisiana
Jacob Javits
New York
Eddy Kennedy
Massachusetts
Teddy
Kennedy
Dodd
Everett Dirksen
R-lil
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Sen. Dodd
Martin
Russell
Clint Andersson
New Mexico
Anderson
House
Cabinet
New Hampshire
Oregon
Sen. Anderson
Sen. Long
NBC tours at Bur ank studios reveal sets and stars
NBC opens Monday a guided studio tour at its Bur ank studios with sights of sewing for stage curtains, wardrobe with Dinah Shore and Cyd Charisse dummies, make up, control rooms and rehearsal halls. Guides are pretty girls in uniforms. prices vary by age. CBS and ABC offer limited or no tours while NBC plans July and August lineups.
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Gene Handsaker
Hollywood
NBC
Burank
Dinah Shore
Cyd Charisse
Dr. Spock
Dean Martin
Bing
CBS
ABC
Dateline Hollywood
Joey Bishop
Lawrence Welk
Red Skelton
The
Smothers Brothers
Carol Burnett
Art Linkletter
Eve Arden
Forum Letters Clash Over Hippies and Change
A reader letter exchange in The Journal argues about hippies in the state and evolving youth culture. A separate correction from the Editor defends Congressman Kyros and Memorial Day ceremonies in Biddeford, calling out distortions by a reader and affirming respect for veterans.
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Journal
Peter Kyros
Biddeford
Herbert Buzzell
Veterans Council
United States Capitol
Kyros
Annapolis
Navy
Buzzell
Congressman Kyros
Kennedy Praised by Congressman at Dinner amid 1960s Tensions
The text cites Bobby Kennedy allegedly praising LBJ at a political dinner, with Kyros invited as a guest amid veteran concerns. It notes Lyndon Johnson may consult with Dean Rusk and Robert McNamara before reacting, and hints at Humphrey possibly sent to New York if the kindness campaign continues.
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Lyndon
Dean Rusk
Robert McNamara
Bobby
Hubert Humphrey
New York
Robert W. Libby
Washington News Russia U S flirting With nuclear holocaust
Washington columnist Bruce Biossat analyzes how both U S and Soviet leaders use bluffs and balance of terror to avoid direct clash. He notes past crises from Cuba to Suez show leaders rely on power while small states exploit weakness, questioning if peace can hold.
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Bruce Biossat
Enterprise Assn
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Middle East
Moscow
Cuba
Florida
America
Russia
Reds
Berlin
Britain
France
Indonesia
North Vietnam
U.S
Raymond Aron
Aron
Why don't We, The People, raise a great hue and cry
Paul Harvey reviews a margin note about crowd diffusion of responsibility. Psychologists Darley and Latane show single bystander response differs from groups. The piece questions American public action to oppose government and wartime policy, ending with “We let George do it. George counts on us to do it.”
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New England
Tom McIntyre
New Hampshire
Len Gene McCarthy
Minnesota
McIntyre
Tom Odd
Claiborne Pell
Rhose Island
Lord Pell
Canada
Pell
Paul Harvey
Ande
Marvin Sussman
Western Reserve University
Sussman
Angel
John Darley
NYU
Bibb Latane
Columbia
Sam
George
Three Minutes A Day Aide Discovers She Is Her Mother’s Daughter
A nurses aide cared for her own mother for two weeks under an alias in a Tennessee hospital. Separated from her mother for 35 years, the daughter was alerted by a sister and learned the patient was the mother she had tended. The mother died days later. The daughter mourned but found solace in the moment of recognition and faith.
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Tennessee
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