Editorial urges schools to meet sex education challenge
An editorial argues that rising venereal disease and premarital sex among U S youth require comprehensive school based sex education from kindergarten through high school. It cites studies, stresses positive teaching, parental limits, and calls for trained teachers and clear curricula to improve social responsibility and marriage outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bulletin
Muscogee County
Muscogee
Kanawha
West Virginia
Mary Calderone
Lfe
Calderone
Donald B. Stone
Southern Ilinois University
Stone
Meany Allergic To Free Elections In ILO Row
The ILO conference elected a Communist bloc Pole as presiding officer prompting AFL CIO leader George Meany to boycott. Johnson urges reconsideration as Meany accuses others of undermining free elections while opposing the vote himself.
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United States
International Labor Organization
United States Chamber of Commerce
ILO
George Meany
Aflcio
Meany
Geneva
Johnson
U. S
Communist Party
California primary signals shifting political tide and yawning electorate
In a New York Times analysis, Ronald Reagan’s stronger Republican showing than Gov. Brown’s Democratic showing signals a possible national voter mood shift. Voters, media, and lay commentators speculate that disillusionment with incumbents and broad anti-establishment sentiment may shape November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Service
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Gov. Brown
California
Reagan
Brown
Gov
The GOP Tragedy and the 1968 Presidential Race
Washington commentary explains the Republican field for 1968 as narrowed to George Romney or Richard Nixon against Lyndon Johnson. It notes the lack of a strong foreign policy figure among Republicans, the influence of political insiders, and the challenge of mobilizing talent outside the Johnson camp. It mentions potential outsiders and the appeal of Eisenhower era figures as possible candidates.
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Washington
George Romney
Michigan
Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Rockefeller
New York
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Romney
Mixon
Eisenhower
GOP
Lauris Norstad
NATO
Westmoreland
Viet Nam
Norstad
Robert S. McNamara
Defense
John W. Gardner
Ote
Robert Anderson
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
State
Treasury
Herbert Brownell
William Rogers
Ronald Reagan
California
Brewster
Yale
Woodrow Wilson
Reagan
Goldwater
Reblican
Green Bay Packers
Harvard
Russia’s New Revolution in Automobiles and Jobs
Washington columnist Walter Reuther argues Soviet contracts with Renault and Fiat to expand Moscow car and truck production signal a shift toward westernized industry. Renault aims to boost output to 350000 cars by 1970, fueling France and Italy with billions in trade while creating large national road and fertilizer projects to employ hundreds of thousands. Khrushchev once saw American cars as a mistake, but the Soviets now seek bumper to bumper traffic to fuel economic growth and reduce urban congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter Reuther
United Automobile Workers Union
Fiat
Italy
Renault
France
Moscow
Time for Action On Strip Control in West Virginia
Washington urged West Virginia to act on Appalachian land restoration to curb soil erosion and water pollution. Gov. Smith presses for a crash program using federal aid to reclaim stripped lands, with land donation or condemnation considered to protect watersheds and create jobs.
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West Virginia
Appalachian
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Congress
Solouson
Appalachian Regional Commission
Walter G. Crichton
Charleston
Summersville
West Virginia politics and economics in a 1966 context
Intercepted notes discuss state action on coal and timber controls, potential special sessions, and funding for recreation and civic projects. Mentions include Hyman G. Rickover on strip mining impact, EDA grant matching, Summersville Reservoir, and leaders like Jennings Randolph Slack Moore and Ken Hechler.
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Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Johnson
Summersville Reservoir
Jennings Randolph
John M. Slack Jr
Congress
Arch A. Moore Jr
Eugene P. Foley
U. S. Economic Development Administration
West Virginia
Charleston
Sen. Randolph
Appalachian Regional Commission
National Foundation of the Arts and Humanities
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Arthur Krock
Crossroads General Store
Republican Party
House
China
Supreme Court
Stewart
James Reston
Dewey
Kingman Brewster
Yale University
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
McGeorge Bundy
Kennedy
Ford Foundation
Potter Stewart
John Lindsay
Ralph McGill
Russia
Nikita Rigrusbahev
Harry W. Ernst
Washington Watch
Gazette
Washington Bureau
West
Swami
Yours
State Department
British Guiana
Ken Hechler
Martin Luther King
Selma
Ala
Hechler
Huntington
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