Editorial on Bosch Reaction Signals Hope for Dominican Republic
The piece argues Joaquin Balaguer can form a stable government with Bosch as loyal opposition. It notes Bosch will avoid torpedoing Balaguer and aims to press for essential social and economic reforms. The future balance could ease unrest and sustain cautious governance.
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Juan Bosch
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Rafael Trujillo
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Christian and Marx Failures in The Orlando Sentinel
The Orlando Sentinel argues that Christianity and communism are distinct systems with spiritual versus economic aims. It contends neither guarantees a perfect society, noting Marx’s idea of a stateless utopia and the impracticality of Nirvana on earth. Both beliefs meet human flaws, yet share pursuit of a perfect order.
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Orlando
Fla
Franklin Roosevelt
Roanoke Chamber Budget Edges Charleston in Business Push
The Roanoke Virginia Chamber of Commerce operates nearly twice Charleston's budget, enabling broader business expansion efforts. Bert Wolfe notes Charleston's membership underpins programs but Roanoke's larger resources fuel more robust services, though Charleston's economy remains healthy and open to new small scale manufacturing ventures.
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Roanoke
Charleston
Roanoke's
Readers' Forum letters on patriotism and flags
A sequence of letters from West Virginia and Alabama readers urging flag display on independence day, criticizing Montomery claims, questioning election vote recounts, and defending Pvt Adam Weber Jr for refusing to kill. Letters touch patriotism Viet Nam war policy and constitutional rights.
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the Gazette
Pvt
Adam Weber Jr
the Johnson
Does the White House System Work Under Johnson Policy
James Reston analyzes President Johnsons foreign policy method as personal and fluctuating. He notes reliance on aides, insiders, and selective departments, with Johnson often acting as own foreign secretary and driving unconventional initiatives. Subordinates call for new approaches as Ball Mann depart.
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Eugene Black
Thomas Mann
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The Movement and New Left What It Means for The System
James Kilpatrick reviews The Movement by Jacb-Landau, arguing the New Left lacks coherent goals and leadership. While it reshapes colleges, its rebels are too few and unfocused to topple institutions, though their influence persists in campuses and culture.
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Center For the Study of Democratic
Landau
Ramparts Magazine
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Berke
Jacobs-Landau
Ginsberg
Mario Savio
Law Must Require Dealing in Open Ethics Clash Shapes WV Debate
A blue ribbon study group weighs code of ethics versus a broad conflict of interest law for public officials. Page discusses scope including spouses and suppliers, benefits of public disclosure, and the aim to shine light on government dealings to preserve democratic processes.
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James H. Davis
Kentucky
West Virginia
Welfare Department
Glass House
Public School Education Advocates Guidance Letter
A 1966 message dated June 18 appeals to Marshall to align with advocates on public school programs covering Americanism sex religious and driver education. The note requests adherence to proposed curriculum topics in line with the advocacy group.
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Marshall
Potomac Fever and a Century of Politics in 1964
A collage of playful and political notes from JACK WILSON touches Bobby Kennedy's return from South Africa and De Valera's re election. It comicly references Saigon's sex colony idea and Dirksen skepticism on LBJ trade bill amid curious lines about college raft girls and national moods.
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Saigon
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