U S Plans to Occupy Venezuela Critiqued by Ruark
Robert Ruark argues that a Democratic administration plans military intervention in Venezuela if rightist or Communist forces prevail, warning such action would echo past Marines deployments and fuel Latin American resentment while threatening regional stability and U S security.
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Sapere
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Tidel Castro
Morning reflections on fear and virtue
A pondering on suffering and innocence citing Job and Colton. The speaker cites fear of punishment as a moral compass, suggesting that dread of consequence accompanies virtuous intent and justice.
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God
Charles Colton
Immediate Help Sought to Stem Oil Imports and Aid Appalachia
The piece argues Johnson should back Congress proposals to cap imports of residual oil to no more than half of total fuel use. It notes coal as West Virginia’s economic backbone and urges federal support for a cooperative federal state plan, warning that unchecked oil imports threaten coal and New England markets.
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West Virginia
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Kennedy
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Senate
New York Subways Face Subsidy Demands and Fare Dilemma
Mike Quill and transit unions press for new demands while New York City clings to a 15 cent fare. Mayor Wagner seeks federal help with a mass transit bill as officials warn of political risk if fares rise or wages fall. The piece argues tax subsidies fund politics more than riders.
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New York
Mike Quill
Wagner
Washington
New York Subway
Uncle Sam
New York City
Upstate
Quill
Law and removal power for Fire Civil Service Commission members
Question of whether a commissioner can be removed by the Mayor for good cause applies if a commissioner punches Mayor Warden in the nose. The scenario hinges on 'for good cause' grounds and how misconduct against a mayor is treated under civil service rules and city law.
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Firemen’s Civil Service Commission
Tragedy at Golden Age Rest Home Influences Medicare Talk
The Ohio fire at Golden Age Rest Home killed 63 elderly residents aged 68 to 93 after inadequate medical coverage. Rep. Wilbur Mills faces criticism for delaying the Medicare for the elderly bill as officials recounts and condemn neglect. The event underscores calls to extend government medical care amid political maneuvering in Congress.
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Texas
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Ohio
Oest
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Cecil King
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Henry Dahman
Larber
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Wooster
Norwalk
Wilbur Mills
John Byrnes
Wis
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Calif
Bruce al
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A. S. Herlong
Florida
Robert Kennedy
Ted Kennedy
Jackie
John, Jr
Johnson
Bobby
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Wall Street
Nehru
India
Notable anniversaries from the Daily Telegraph
Fifty years ago W. C. Givens left for Marion Virginia on business. Forty years ago the West Virginia Auto Dealers Association prepared to convene in Bluefield. Thirty years ago Elmer Layden was named head football coach at Notre Dame. Twenty years ago U S ships launched attacks on Japanese in the South Central Pacific. Ten years ago tobacco companies denied any link between cigarettes and cancer.
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Marion, Va
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Bluefield
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
U. S
South Central Pacific
Tobacco Companies
Jacqueline Kennedy Adds To Kennedy Heritage
The author lauds Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy for sustaining the Kennedy legacy. She is praised for courage grace and cultural influence from the White House years through tragedy, contrasting her strength with the family’s losses and resilience. Jackie’s youth style and devotion to the arts are highlighted as a living reminder of President Kennedy’s vision.
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Kennedy
Brother Robert
Ted
Elfin
Caroline
John-John
Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy
Jackie Kennedy
Jackie
White House
Rose Kennedy
America
Glenn Riddle Glen Grass Roots Opinion
Grass Roots Opinion from Glen Riddle Pa in Rockdale Herald praises H Ford as a relentless ambitious figure who rejected subsidies and instead labored long hours to improve the status quo. It credits his drive with finding a method to bring a luxury within reach for every American family.
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Glen, Riddle
Rockdale
Poems There May Be Music
When darkness falls and light recedes the earth reveals its secrets and sounds. A vivid chant may rise as the night air awakens and clay stained hands craft form from the quiet air.
Conventionitis grips nation in January satire
Art Buchwald jokes about a nation overwhelmed by conventions. People chase meetings everywhere from Atlantic City to Boston as doctors, plumbers, teachers, and editors drift from convention to convention, delaying care and daily life.
Christmas shopping fears and the Time of the Tigress
Andrew Tully mocks holiday shopping crowds as dangerous to men around women and shoppers, predicting a treacherous December season. He warns men to avoid stores until after Christmas, joking about injuries and social rules while praising male retreat and sarcasm toward the season's chaos.
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Washington
Rassle
Khrushchev
Red Square
Montgomery County
Adam
Caracas
Agnes
World's Fair Promises Religious Pavilions Over Strip Tease
World’s Fair organizers in New York announce six religious pavilions as part of a shift away from stripteasers and carnival attractions. The plan includes a Christ figure from The Pieta, a Coventry cross display, Greek Orthodox and Jewish sites, and notable faith symbols amid new cost concerns.
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Christ
St. Peter's
Rome
Coventry
Graham Evangelism
Vath Can
Senator Soaper Says Bitter Bus Voice on Job Loss
Fragmented prose notes a bitter quote about automation and a boss bringing the machine to lunch, with tangential lines about humor, money, and politics. It mentions voters and a district index but lacks clear events or persons.
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