Editorial Page In Our Opinion Rationalizing Czech Dilemma
An editorial denounces rationalizing Russia's invasion of Czechoslovakia, arguing that a return to orthodox Communist control is the price paid by the Czech people and warning Americans against moral compromises with Soviet actions. It contrasts Vietnam era policy with Soviet behavior and reflects on U.S. responses at the United Nations and public dissent.
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Russia
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Vietnam
America
Southeast Asia
Europe
Dean Rusk
United Nations
Wallace
Justice Department
Clerk of the House
Impressions of Inez Shattered Police Image and Recruitment
A chilling critique of police image shifts after the 1968 Democratic National Convention argues that labeling officers as pigs damages recruitment and public trust. It urges balance, condemns brutality, and warns that law and order need respected police to maintain society while noting the enduring origin of the diamond industry remains obscure.
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Chicago
Wallace's mental disability claim and 1960s campaign notes
Washington column recounts Army Air Corps veteran George Wallace with diagnosed psychoneurosis and a 10 percent disability rating. Sen. Morse urges new VA examination. The piece links Wallace's wartime service, hospitalizations, and later campaign fund practices, detailing his cash-raising tactics and political scrutiny.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
United States
C. Wallace
Army Air Force
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Army
Wallace
Huey Long
Louisiana
Adolf Hitler
Len Morse
Senate
Guv Wallace
Army Air Corps
Japan
Mac's World Weep may be president
Washington column explores an improbable scenario where Wallace, Nixon, Humphrey, Muskie, Agnew and LeMay could become president through a House vote or Senate selection. It analyzes party control by state delegations, electoral math, and the potential for an acting president amid a tangled election season.
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Don Maclean
Washington
House
Senate
Muskie
Agnew
LeMay
Wallace
Humphrey
G.O.P
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Democrats
Wall Street
Washington News Johnson should try again on chief justice candidate
President Johnson faced defeat in the Fortas bid and should promptly name another chief justice candidate. The piece argues Warren's departure timing and the court's integrity matter, urging noncrony appointments and renewed presidential effort despite past missteps.
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Johnson
Bruce Biossat
Nea
Washington Corre Washington
Senate
Abe Fortas
Fortas
Ue Jifeus
Earl ‘Warren
Warren
Nixon
Supreme Court
Forts
Preservation lament on bulldozed heritage across America
Russell Kirk laments the destruction of 18th century monuments and notable architecture by urban renewal. He cites the Board of Trade building in Kansas City and the Curry House in Santa Fe as examples, urging support for the National Trust for Historic Preservation to defend cities and countryside from uglification.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Board of Trade
John Wellborn Root
Louis Sullivan
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Santa Fe Urban Renewal Agency
Barrio de Analco
Zebulon Pike
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Nixon
Agnew
Derson
Readers Debate Wallace LeMay Candidacy In Forum
The Journal prints reader letters noting the national press alarms at the Wallace LeMay candidacy while arguing the pair are unqualified to govern though a side show in politics may reveal broader public needs amid the current national discourse.
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National Magazine
Wallace- LeMay
Demago
Wallace-LeMay
Biddeford Saco Daily News Polls Mention Poison Politics
A Biddeford Maine newspaper frame quotes a speaker warning of a pool of poison among politicians and racist rhetoric. The note urges voters to discard the poultice of division on election day, with contact at 3 Main St Biddeford referenced.
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