Defenses Of Western Civilization Under Communist Attack
The piece argues the Sino-Soviet bloc aims to isolate West Germany by backing France and Italy, with de Gaulle's France seen as sympathetic to Moscow. It notes communist student networks in Paris and UNEF ties, Czech and Austrian fronts, and North Africa’s role as a southern flank. The author warns Western civilization faces a critical stage as complacent defenders fail to grasp the danger.
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Communist Party
Europe
West Germany
France
Italy
Germany
de Gaulle
Moscow
Peking-Paris
NATO
Amilies Franco-Chinoise
Les Circles Marxist-Leninste
French National Students Union
UNEF
Austria
Vienna
Franz Jonas
Smal
Italian Communist Party
Toulon
S.R
Iron Curtain
Algeria
Albania
Africa
Castro
Cuba
Editorial prose quotes from Richard Wesley page
A brief collection of quotes opens with Richard Wesley as Editorial Page Editor. The message includes scripture from 126:5 and a Kennedy remark on happiness and living up to one’s powers. It frames editorial philosophy and inspirational guidance.
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Richard Wesley
Moore Faces Rumors About Senate or Governor Run
West Virginia congressman A. Moore Jr. is the subject of rumors he may seek the Senate against Jennings Randolph in 1966 or the governorship in 1968. The article notes Moore's likely stay in the First District, given strong Democratic margins and his solid local support amid statewide skepticism.
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Rep
A. Moore, Jr
West Virginia
Senate
Jennings Randolph
Moore
H Stout
Harley Stag
Stanley Cox
John
Jim Comstock
Kenechler
Jack Miller
Kee
Jim Ballard
Elec
College Students Rebellious Toward Future Guidance
The piece notes the current generation of learners resists guidance from commencement speakers as they face the future. It highlights a trend of skepticism toward prescribed paths and plans for life after college.
President Johnson Drives Viet Nam War Personal Duty
Drew Pearson describes President Johnson directing bombing missions from three a.m. and personally reviewing targets to avoid civilian casualties. He notes Johnson’s focus on Mekong dams, fear of provoking China, and belief he bears full responsibility for wartime decisions amid stalled peace efforts.
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
White House
Viet Nam
Baltimore
Mekong River
Bluefield nostalgia notes from past decades
Fifty years ago George S. London of Pocahontas visited Bluefield. Forty years ago Edwin Fox, New York artist, visited. Thirty years ago Frank Gibson former Bluefielder became Charleston police chief. Twenty years ago Pvt Rex Lambert, liberated POW, arrived in Bluefield. Ten years ago Richlands held a parade for Lake Park opening.
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George S. London of
Pocahontas
Bluefield
Edwin Fox
New York
Frank
Red) Gibson
Charleston
Pvt
Rex Lambert
Poland election shows Communist control of ballots
David Lawrence argues that Poland’s 1965 elections reveal total Communist domination with 90 percent turnout, a single pledged slate, and preordained results. He warns similar infiltration could reach Latin America and Vietnam, criticizing liberal allowances of U.S. imperialism accusations.
Poems Query on Other Worlds and Earthly Wonder
A reflective verse fragment wonders if other planets host life and other beings. Questions arise about birds, dawns, sunlight, and unfamiliar landscapes. The poem contemplates exploration, curiosity, and unknown worlds beyond Earth.
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Wren
Education Office Eyes Desegregation of Teachers Too
Washington report says the Office of Education studies enforcing Title VI to desegregate teachers and staff alongside students. House Labor and Education Committee led by Adam Powell pressures swift action as districts weigh timelines and justification.
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Washington
Office of Education
Department of Health, Education & Welfare
House Labor & Education Committee
Lgislators
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N. Y
Powell
G. W. Foster Jr
University of Wisconsin
Education Office
Learn Earn Repay plan eyed to curb higher education costs
California Assemblyman John L. E. Collier proposes AB 600 Learn Earn and Pay a student loan concept for higher education. Students would pay for direct instruction costs via notes, repay after earning 4000 dollars annually, with 20 years to clear or state forgiveness. The plan aims to free funds for local districts and spur private colleges to adopt similar loans.
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John L. E. Collier
California Assembly
Collier
Tgher
Precfie Kapetel
Lindsay Caught Between Charm and Political Grit in NYC race
In Washington a George town dinner prompts critique of John Lindsay as silk-stocking image fades. The piece contrasts Lindsay with Mayor Bob Wagner, noting Wagner’s machine politics and Lindsay's aristocratic aura amid New York City’s diverse voters and urban stakes.
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Washington
Georgetown
New York
John Lindsay
Sutton Lindsay
Upper East Side
Johnson
Bobby Kennedy
Aristrocrat
Lindsay
Bob Wagner
New York City
Gallen
Jack Kennedy
Nedy
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H. J. Taylor
Hugh the Show
Hugh Shott
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Mercer County
Princeton
Drew Pearson
LBJ
China
Colorado
Texas
United States
Russia
Southeast Asia
North Viet
Daily Telegraph
Richlands
Lake Park
David Lawrence
Poland
Warsaw
United Press International
Latin America
Dominic Fiancieee Eheros
South Viet Nam
Govem
Saigon
America
United Peasant Party
Democratic Party
United Nations
Victor Howes
Allen-Scott Report
By Robert S. Allen and
Paul Scott
Russell Kirk
Andrew Tully
Staten Island
Brooklyn
West Side
Manhattan
Wagner
Yale
Matts
Cassandra
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