Glassboro crowds cheer Kosygin amid Cold War critique
The piece argues that Glassboro crowds cheered Soviet Premier Kosygin, ignoring the crimes of communism and the Vietnam war. It contends Western admiration signals nothing to the Kremlin and that world communism aims to destroy capitalism while adapting selective capitalist practices.
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Lyndon Johnson
Kosygin
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Monkees
Vietnam
Kremlin
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Russia
Silence Is Golden Rock and Roll Reflected in Silence Device
A reader letter laments loud rock music calling it unbearable noise and endorses a new electronic silencer that lets the musician hear his own guitar while others are spared. The piece imagines universal earphone listening and curses sensational news coverage by the media quoting Secretary of Labor Wirtz.
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Wirtz
Canada Faces States Rights Debates Amid Expo 67 Ties
Henry J. Taylor argues Canada blends three cultures Canada’s confederation centralized Ottawa power while respecting Quebec’s autonomy The piece notes three distinct populations French Canadian British and European and ties Expo 67 to Canada's youth driven reform and national identity.
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Montreal
Paris
Ottawa
Washington
Spain
Canada
Confederation
United States
Quebec
FBI Report Warns of Professional Riot Trainin g and Nationwide Activists
A confidential FBI study prepared for the White House warns that riots are now driven by organized agitators rather than amateurs. It cites Stokely Carmichael aides, training schools in California New York Pennsylvania and Ohio, and a RAM link, with a proposed federal riot-control bill pegged at up to a $10 000 fine and five years.
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McGill
Allan Memorial Institute of Psychiatry
University of Montreal
Institute of Experimental Medicine and Surgery
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Washington
FBI
White House
Stokely Carmichael
Black Panther Negro Group
Carmichael
U. S
Raymond M. Mom
Revolutionary Action Movement
RAM
Hoover
Max Stanford
House
Justice Department
Johnson
Clark
Administration
Real Story Behind The Birth Of Johnsons Grandson
Art Buchwald details the surprise announcement of President Lyndon B. Johnson's forthcoming grandson. White House spokesmen denied plans while advisers argued over gender implications for policy, with polls and editors shaping public reaction. Lyndon finally decides Luci Nugent will have a boy named Lyndon.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Luci
Pat Nugent
Department of Labor
George Christian
Lady Bird
Lyndon
Austin
Any Wednesday plays and films spotlight a shameless philanderer
A critic notes both the play and the movie version of Any Wednesday feature a man who lusts for his own wife, illustrating a bold unfaithful lead across media.
Johnson hosts George Brown at luncheon talk
Washington report notes George Brown, former teamster and foreign secretary for the queen, was entertained by President Johnson at a last week luncheon. Brown quips that he was the only dignitary in brown shoes while joking with Vice President Humphrey about upstaging their bosses, the prime minister and the President.
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Queen of
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Johnson
Humphrey
Democratic Farmer Labor
Minnesota
HHH
Brown
Vicey
London
Humphre Es
Dennis Street
Chequers
Windsor
Supreme Court readings clash with Landrum Griffin acts
The piece reports on Republican leaders pressing to close court reform gaps after Thurgood Marshall joins the Supreme Court A 5 to 4 liberal majority. dissenters including Black Douglas Harlan and Stewart critique the courts interpretation of congressional intent versus the act's language.
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Supreme Court
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Senate
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Congress
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United Auto Workers
Allis - Chalmers Mfg. Co
Landrum - Griffin
William Brennan
Brennan
Hugo Black
William Douglas
John Harlan
Potter Stewart
Black
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