China hydrogen test stirs N treaty debate in Washington
In Our Opinion credits Beijing with a hydrogen bomb test that accelerates Western nuclear arms talks. Critics worry of a Chinese long–range missile ahead of schedule and a broader push toward a global nuclear environment, while officials differ on security impacts and treaty urgency.
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China
U.S
Washington
China Watchers
Hong Kong
London
Peking
United States
Defense
McNamara
Capitol Hill
Soviet Union
Mideast
India
Japan
Israel
Debating War Costs and Media’s Moral Toll
A collection of remarks and quotes discusses the global cost of war, media’s influence on public action, and the burden on veterans and future generations. It contrasts Vietnam era expenses with pensions and disability, noting ongoing obligations even if conflicts end. Include lines about societal tendencies to watch rather than act and blunt aphorisms on life.
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Suhn
Mike Mansfield
Vietnam
Asia
U Thant and UFOs Highlight UN Near East Crisis
In the midst of the Near East conflict, U N Secretary General Thant arranged a top UFO advocate to speak before the Outer Space Affairs Committee. Dr James E McDonald urged the theory that extraterrestrial ships are observing Earth. The piece also covers Arab pilot training in the United States and tariff barriers against out of state wines.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
U.N
Thant
Outer Space Affairs Committee
United Nations
James E. McDonald
University of Arizona
U.N. Outer Space Committee
McDonald
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Washington Meteorology Society
U Thant
Vietnam
Near East
U.S
Libya
United States
Wheelus Air Force Base
Saudi Arabia
Nasser
Jordan
Sudan
Iraq
Egypt
Syria
Tunisia
New England
Georgia
Arkansas
Michigan
South Carolina
Colorado
Delaware
New Jersey
Rhode Island
California
New York E State
New York
New York State
Ramsey Clark
Texas
Nation
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Tom Dodd
U.S. Senate
Sen. McCarthy
Sen
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Kosygin Walks New York as Hoover Keeps Nighttime Strolls
A satirical column compares Soviet Premier Kosygin strolling in New York with FBI Director J Edgar Hoover giving up Washington after dark. The piece jokes about crime, U S politics, and Cold War taunts while railing at media and government figures.
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Bert H. Humphrey
J. Edgar
George H. Ma
Texas
FBI
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Reds
FRB
Kosygin
New York City
Bowery
Hoover
White House
U.S
America
LBJ
Mao and Lin Use Army leverage in Nuclear Drive
Washington analysis argues Mao Zedongs regime relied on the Red Army to press for nuclear weapons as a strategic tool. Lin Piao recruited soldiers while Purges targeted foreign elements and cultural upheaval. Key Chinese scientists trained abroad remain crucial to progress despite political turmoil.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Mao Tse-tung
China
Mao
Peng Teh-huai
Lin Piao
Lin
Red Army
Red China
Mos
Japan
America
Europe
West
Red Guards
Reliable small books on Communist governments issues
Two temperate scholarly works reviewed for readers seeking facts about Communist states. Edward V. Allen argues peaceful coexistence is a sham and capitalism cannot reconcile with communism, while Richard L. Walker urges containment of China and victory in indirect struggles. Both are offered by the American Bar Association.
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Russell Kirk
American Bar Association
East Boul St
Chicago
Kdward V. Allen
Center For Strategic Studies
Georgetown University
Caina Wanger
Richard L. W.alker
Institute of International Studies
University of South Carolina
China
Walker
Brigady
Minan
United States
Allen
Bertram D. Wolfe
Slalin
Popular Front
Grand Alliance
One World
Geneva
Camp David
Three Minutes A Day By Rev James Keller
A former beauty queen who lost a leg to bone cancer finds meaning in life after amputation. She, a former Oklahoma State University senior, chose to live, return to college for an education degree, and help crippled servicemen adjust to life. She urges perseverance and faith, citing 1 Peter 5:19.
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James Keller
Oklahoma State University
Peter
The Needle by Harold Coffin
A humorous sketch on vacationers and littering as they seek nature or city escapes. It mocks how some travelers treat scenic spots with waste from beer cans and cellophane, turning peaceful areas into cluttered scenes.
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Harold Coffin
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Details Listing
The Biddeford Saco Journal notes its publication details as Adams Street Iddeford Maine with W Paul Casavant as publisher and P Ingalls as managing editor. It lists telephone numbers for business and editorial departments and provides subscription rates of 2.60 per month 15.50 for six months and 31.00 for one year. It states AP membership and local republication rights. It confirms second class mailing and post office status in Biddeford Maine.
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Adams Street
Iddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
P. Ingalls
MIE
Associated Press
AP News
Biddeford
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Russia
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Hickory House
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