Editorial urges U S leadership in Nato peace effort aftermath
In the Brussels Nato conference aftermath, editors argue Europe seeks peace over war and urges stronger American leadership. Eastern and Western blocs press for shifts from deterrence to cooperation, with calls for a European security role and even abolition of Nato and the Warsaw Pact by some leaders.
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NATO
Brussels
Europe
U.S
Rapacki
Poland
Ceausescu
Rusk
Publicity Flight Sparks Debate On Military Use Of Private Interests
A midair collision during a GE arranged publicity flight killed two pilots and a $500 million XB70 in a public relations event. The piece criticizes military cooperation with private industry and calls for politics to curb such arrangements while urging US leadership for a new Europe and reduced East-West tensions.
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U.S. Air Force
General Electric Corp
General Electric
Asia
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
NATO
de Gaulle’s
Frank Church
Idaho
Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
de Gaulle
France
Sen. Church
Soviet Union
Eastern Europe
Moscow
Western Europe
Kosygin
Finland
Sweden
Russia
Fiat Company
United States
Poland
Kennedy Urges Global Liberty From South Africa Visit
Kennedy speaks to young South Africans about universal liberty and equality, condemning apartheid and global tyranny. He notes discrimination in New York and oppression elsewhere, urging the next generation to strive for broader freedoms while acknowledging international pressures. The Johnson administration pursues a careful rhetorical renewal.
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Sen. Kennedy
South Africa
New York
Peru
India
Russia
Indonesia
China
Peking
Mao Tsehing
Politicians, Celebrities and the Pace of Fame
Russell Baker argues celebrities face shrinking lifespans in public memory as U.S. culture consumes fame rapidly. He notes pop singers and other figures burn out by 17 or soon after, while Nixon’s reemergence as a 1968 contender illustrates the fickleness of political celebrity.
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Crosby
Como
Sinatra
Richard M.nixon
Nixon
Paul Anka
Diane
Gomer Pyle
Presidential gaze sparks new policy energy in Johnson era
The piece analyzes how White House efforts seek to shake the bureaucracy through dramatic public moves and bold declarations. It cites Johnson speeches in 1965 and 1966 as examples that revived stalled projects like Southeast Asia development and regional programs for Africa.
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Washington
White House
Baltimore
Johnson
Southeast Asia
United States
Ethiopia
Edward Kerry
JFK calls for cabinet reshuffle to spark genuine rejuvenation
The piece argues for a real shift in Washington by reshaping the Cabinet to overcome long standing policies. It credits Kennedy with urging courage to translate rhetoric into action and warns against letting comfort and futility block progress on liberty and reform.
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Washington
Urban renewal hurdle cited in Charleston and South Charleston
The piece argues city officials in Charleston and South Charleston resist federal urban renewal despite proven gains here. It notes Mayor Mellwain's reluctance, calls for open discussions, and highlights past successes including a Capitol Court project financed with federal aid and local tax returns, urging Kanawha County towns to pursue the program.
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F. Calate
Rmus
Maceise
Charleston
South Charleston
Council Fee
L. C. McAwain
Mellwain
Kanawha Valley
Kanawha County
Capitol
Court Streets
Virginia Street
Kanawha Boulevard
Government Square
Triangle
Intercepted Message from June 14 1966 Dear Fellows
A dated intercepted note from June 14 1966 shows a letter starting with Your, Dear Fellows then references pushing something through the city and then over the city. The fragment ends with Yours.
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Fellows
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J. D. Salinger
Jack Kerouac
Tennessee Williams
Arthur Miller
Ezzard Charles
Jacques Fath
John Glenn
Pat Weaver
Andy Warhol
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George Washington
Harold Macmillan
Fess
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Don Herold
Shannon Fite
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Lyndon Johnson
Kate Smith
Hubert Humphrey
Robert Penn Warren
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