Liars in High Places and Government Deception
A reflective critique of official deceit and secrecy in public affairs. The piece cites cases from the Dominican affair to the U-2 incident and cites historians and editors warning that repeated lies erode credibility, trust, and national character, risking broad political decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyone
Saul Pett
Vietnam
Bay of Pigs
Henry Steele Commager
Washington Post
J. Russell Wiggins
Debate Over Academic Freedom at University of North Carolina
The NC legislature moved to bar on campus speakers tied to communism or anti constitutional advocacy, then loosened the rule for rare appearances. The UNC board, largely controlled by legislators, may reinstate the ban, prompting concerns over academic freedom and accreditation. Duke's Knight allows Aptheker, highlighting conflicting stances between public policy and campus discourse. The Greensboro Daily News urges returning authority to university administrators to reduce politics at UNC.
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University of North Carolina
Tar
North Carolina
Board of Trustees
Dan Moore
Knight
Duke University
Herbert Aptheker
Greensboro
N.C
Daily News
World Food Crisis Eyed By U.S. Policy Experts
Roscoe Drummond reports on U.S. House Agriculture Committee hearings led by Harold D. Cooly analyzing global food supply risks. Experts like Don Paarlberg and Theodore Schultz urge shifting from surplus mindset to boosting production in developing nations and using Food for Peace strategically to buy time for population control measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Africa
Asia
Latin America
India
House Committee On Agriculture
Harold D. Cooly
North Carolina
U. S
Don Paarlberg
Purdue University
Food For Peace Co
Paarlberg
Canada
Europe
Japan
Theodore W. Schultz
University of Chicago
Congress
Cody
Time Is the Physician's Scarcest Commodity
Time is the scarcest resource for doctors as they shift from sole prescribers to team leaders. Nurses and technicians take on routine tasks, with nurse midwives and allied professionals expanding care roles. Group practice grows, and future assistants may preface doctor visits with history gathering to speed diagnoses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Thomas B. Turner
Hopkins Medical School
Health manpower to get boost with federal grants
President Johnson urged a three year program of grants for health worker training to expand schools fellowships and new personnel types. Federal funding backs construction of 13 new medical schools and growth of 10 more while Congress authorized 480 million for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Wolf, Jr
Tufts University
Tufts
American Medical Association
Congress
Johnson
Department of Labor
American Hospital Association
Michael EK. Debakey
Houston
Lowell Coggeshall
University of Chicago
Dr. Turner
Johns Hopkins
Cedar Rapids picks Sears Younkers plan as key development
The CIO Council endorses the Sears Younkers shopping center project calling it a major Cedar Rapids landmark. Other items include bank awards for U S savings bonds sales, and local discussions on highway route choices and regional growth plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
CIO Council
Chamber of Commerce
U.S
Linn County Savings Bond
Otto Ambroz
Peter Crowley
Iowa City
Iowa Motor Truck Assn
Moscow Urges Hanoi to Conference as Peace Outlook Grows
U S intelligence from Moscow signals now is the moment for North Vietnam to sit at the peace talks table. Russians see Johnson détente splits and warn heavy U S casualties could push toward surrender, while some Hanoi leaders align with Moscow on negotiating. Roosevelt Jr announces governor bid amid New York race dynamics.
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Ashington
Fulbright
Morse
Senate
Vietnam
U.S
Moscow
North Vietnam
Pearson Gard
Johnson
United States
Hanoi
Kosygin
Ranklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
New York
Humphrey
Bobby Kennedy
Fdr, Jr
Roosevelt
White House
Navy
Franklin, Jr
Campobello
New Brunswick
Washington
Navy Department
Rockefeller
Equal Negro Employment Opportunities Commission
West Virginia
Jimmy
Los Angeles
United Nations
Elliott
Miami Beach
John
The Playwright Delays Start as Intermissions Arrive
A producer presses a meticulous playwright after a year with no news. He demands progress while the playwright cryptically says he has just finished the intermissions. The Lion.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
World Food Supply
Roscoe Drummond
Drummond
By Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
William H. Stewart
U.S. Public Health Service
Boards of Supervisors
Robert D. el
Iowa
Franklin High School
Thunderbolts
Roosevelt High
Alexander Cumming Robbie
Coe Col
Lege
CCC
Memorial Coliseum
Stanley J. Jonas
Linn County
Canopus
Alma Turechek
Germany
Woman's Club
Montrose Hotel
AMA
George Clark
Drew Pearson
Gress
Jacob Javits
Bob Wagner
Wagner
Nelson Rockefeller
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