UN Seas Control Could Fund Peacekeeping, Resources
The piece argues a UN led control of ocean resources is essential to prevent a new era of conflict as vast mineral and energy deposits lie in the seas. It cites nodules off California and diamond gravels off Africa, urging a global administration with independent funding to support peacekeeping and development programs.
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California
Florida
India
Japan
Australia
Africa
Saturday Review
United Nations
U.N
America
Kennedy
General Assembly
Airco to Bring Jobs and Prestige to West Virginia
Airco一Air Reduction Co Inc plans a 24 million industrial complex in Hancock County marking the company’s first West Virginia entry. About 200 jobs at first, with potential growth above 800. officials praise the project as a stable, top-tier addition amid concerns over risky ventures. Governor Smith and state agencies hailed the announcement as strong industrial advertisement for the state.
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Air Reduction Co., Inc
Northern
Panhandle
Airco
Hancock County
West Virginia
Road Standards Applied Blindly
Morris Ketchum Jr., president of the American Institute of Architects, resigns from a government highway beauty advisory panel. He says standards for intercity highway design are well developed, but blindly applied to urban within city roads produce disastrous results, urging federal and state planners to consider the clash between traffic flow and city integrity in interstate construction near Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Ketchum Jr
American Institute of Architects
Ketchum
Roaal Commission
Charleston
Hitler Rise Proof History Lost In Tutzing Rites
Ralph McGill reflects on Mathilde Ludendorff's death at 80 in Tutzing and the enduring complexity of history. He threads Adolf Hitler, Erich Ludendorff, and the Ludendorff couple through WWI and the Nazi ascent, noting their anti liberal, anti Christian, and pagan ideologies, and the pivotal 1923 Munich putsch. History, he argues, is often an iffy, power driven force shaped by extremists who helped propel Hitler to power.
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Mathilde Ludendorff
Tutzing
Germany
Amthildats
Carl
Dawu & Liiee
Wren Nate Erich von Ludendorff
Kaiser
Ludendorff
Mathilde
Young Crown
Wilhelm
Riemarck
Kasser
Lenin
Switzerland
Russia
Finland
Ning
Nazi Party
Munich
Hitler
Mathide
Ussr
France
de Gaulle
Myth and reality in federal economic role under Johnson
Joseph Kraft argues that the myth of minimal government in the economy reemerges as policy makers shift to credit controls and delayed tax cuts. He critiques Johnson for vague stance, closed-door actions, and reliance on experts while warning of a potential downturn if monetarist steps fail. He notes growing influence of Congress, the Fed, and labor councils in policy framing.
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Federal Reserve Board
Viet Nam
Committees
Congress
Labor - Management Councils
De Gaulle Trip Worries Allies Over Moscow Ties
Paris dispatch reports allied unease at President de Gaulle’s approach to Russia during his visit. Western leaders fear groundwork for Soviet influence, noting Moscow’s power and the KGB dominated diplomacy. Intelligence figures reveal heavy KGB GRU involvement in posts abroad.
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New York Times
Paris
de Gaulle
France
Russia
Kremlin
Intercepted Message on Espionage and Western Influence
A decoded memo discusses nonpolitical excuses for covert operations by Moscow aimed at influencing foreign governments. It references KGB, GRU, agents of influence, and mentions Kim Philby and Heinz Felfe as Moscow-linked figures. The note notes French Nato ties, de Gaulle’s stance, and suspicions of Soviet manipulation shaping Western policy.
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NATO
U.S
KGB
GRU
Kim Philby
Heinz Felfe
West Germany
Russia
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Revolutionary “Sword
Sakharovskiy
Foreign Intelligence Directorate
U. S
Youthful Pretenses Cause Aging
Russell Baker argues that cosmetic and advertising pushes push men toward youth seeking illusions. He notes social pressure to dye hair wear contacts and cosmetics while aging signals status and experience, suggesting a cultural conspiracy to prolong youth and burden middle age with costly upkeep.
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Russell Baker
New York Times
Washington
Politician chatter and mixed signals in late 20th century
A jumble of political references covers Johnson urging Republicans to back his Great Society, Eisenhower backing Reagan with a Pennsylvania governor note, Castro seen at public events amid power rumors, and Ralph Nader criticizing European cars as U.S. manufacturers call for proof of American quality.
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Johnson
College For the Deaf
Kok Autocritic
Ralph Nader
U. S
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C. L. Sulzberger
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Fonce
Cheka
OGPU
NKVD
Foreign Ministry
Defense Ministry
Central Committee
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Havana
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Shirov
Cuba
Cameroon
Ethiopia
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Foreign Directorate
Department D
Dezinformatsiya
Bill
Mario Palumbo
Yours
George
E. 5. Thompson
Doyle Dane Bernbach, Inc
New York
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Angie
Jack Wilson
Eisenhower
Ronald Reagan
Ronnie
Pennsylvania
Castro
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