Presidents and the War Powers Through American History
The article traces how presidents from Jefferson to Johnson used armed forces with or without congressional approval. It highlights Jefferson’s undeclared action against Barbary pirates, McKinley’s China intervention, Wilson’s Veracruz operation, Truman’s Korea decision, Eisenhower’s doctrine and Lebanon action, and Johnson’s Vietnam and Dominican Republic campaigns with varying congressional backing.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
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Truman
Eisenhower
Johnson
Congress
Army
Navy
Jefferson
McKinley
Wilson
U.S
China
Vera Cruz
Mexico
South Korea
White House
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Middle East
Lebanon
Egypt
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
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Driving Program Judged Between Fair And Poor
CBS News earned praise for intentions and originality in National Drivers Test but scored only 51 of 80 in execution across four city studio audiences. Critics cited fuzzy lighting and confusing questions while NBC led Nielsen ratings for the period ending May 9, with Bonanza Gomer Pyle and Bewitched top the list.
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CBS News
CBS
NBC
ABC
Bers
Bonanza
Gomer Pyle
Bewitched
Nielsen
Andy Griffith
Red Skelton
Lorne Greene
Barbra Streisand
Republicans Try to Cut Foreign Aid by Up to 100 Million
A group of House Republicans calling themselves a minority of the minority plans amendments to trim up to 100 million from President Johnson's 3.37 billion foreign aid authorization. Rep. E. Ross Adair of Indiana expects one or two amendments to empower lawmakers opposed to foreign aid. odds of success look slim amid a Democratic majority and bipartisan support for aid.
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Foreign Affairs Committee
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Edward Derwinski
Illinois
Vernon W. Thomson
Wisconsin
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Thomas E. Morgan
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Morgan
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Rescue Workers Find Body Of Trapped Miner
A rescue team found the body of one miner at the Cumberland Plateau coal mine near Robbins Tennessee after an explosion. Four other miners remain missing as teams probe through foul air and debris with fresh breathing apparatus and timber supports in place. The five trapped men include Russell Webb Arthur Norris Philip Davis Lawrence Griffith and Clayton Griffith with Griffith brothers among them.
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Oneida
Here
Charlie Welch
Highland Telephone Co
Victor Voiles
Voiles
Russell Webb
Arthur Norris
Philip Davis
Lawrence Griffith
Clayton Griffith
Griffiths
C. L. Kline
Biddeford couple marks 30th wedding anniversary
A surprise party honored Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Provencher of Biddeford at their Little Ossipee Lake summer home. The event featured gifts, a wedding cake, a buffet lunch, and dancing with many relatives and friends in attendance.
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Ralph Provencher
Miller Ave
Biddeford
Little Ossipee Lake
Waterboro Center
Provencher
Antoinette Tardiff
Robert
Richard
Carmen
Michael
Richard Tardif
Linda Provencher
Richard Provencher
Cindy
Carmen Provencher
Michael Provencher
Leo Cote
Norman
Ronald Leclair
Bella Morin
Chester Johnson
Urbain Bolduc
Yvette Lauzon
Lucien Tardif
Roger Duquette
Dave
Donna
Ronald Tardif
Peter
Michelle
Celeste
Judith
Andre Tardif
Ronald
Jimmy
Marie Tardif
Major Lessard
Guy Lessard
Roland Beauchesne
Planes attack sites south of Hanoi in carrier mission
Planes from the carrier Midway, including two Al Skyraiders and two A4 Skyhawks, attacked trucks a camouflaged barge and rail cars 110 to 130 miles south of Hanoi. Moderate to heavy antiaircraft fire was reported but all aircraft returned safely.
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Hanoi
New Principal Named for Southern Maine Institute
Arthur H. Smith, dean of the Southern Maine Vocational Technical Institute in South Portland, is to become principal, succeeding Earl Hutchinson who retires this summer per a State Board of Education announcement. A separate note describes a mine incident where a woman and her nephew sat on boards near a shaft while her husband, who had entered earlier, was almost overcome by gas.
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Augusta
Arthur H. Smith
Southern Maine Vocational-Technical Institute
South Portland
Earl Hutchinson
State Board of Education
Senator Muskie Questions Navy Submarine Facility Closure
Senator Muskie criticizes the Navy decision to close a valued submarine repair facility. He says no new facts since the November decision justify changing his view and emphasizes the lingering concern over the closure's rationale and impact.
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Norton wins fifth term on Portland Water District Board
Furniture executive John E. Norton secured a five year reelection to the Portland Water District Board of Trustees, defeating George R. Vincent Jr. 1 068 to 11 in a usually small turnout. Norton currently serves as board president.
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John E. Norton
Portland Water District Board of Trustees
George R. Vincent Jr
Norton
Classifieds Spotlight Sareains Galore Readership Habit
A brief note urges readers to habitually check the classified columns where Sareains appears in listings. The item emphasizes regular reading of ads and notices to catch opportunities and community notices.
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