Editorial warns Poland Russia split could aid US aims
The piece notes deep Polish Russian enmity and Soviet control in Poland. It argues US policy should expand favored nation status and back Polish industry, suggesting Fiat linked deals show Russia’s empty promises and propose a Western auto arrangement for Poland.
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Soviet Union
of Opinion
Gomulka
Romania
Russia
London
Italy
Fiat Company
Communist Party
Czestochowa
Cardinal Wyszynski
United States
Yugoslavia
Johnson
Fiat
Detroit
New National Committee Eyes U S China Policy Shift
A new National Committee on United States China Relations forms with business religious and scholarly leaders to foster high level national dialogue on policy. It does not advocate proposals but hopes a consensus may emerge on possible changes amid rising calls for reassessment of a 26 year old policy.
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U.S
Mainland China
United States-China
Committee of One Million
China
United States
Mme
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Washington
Peking
Supreme Court Justice Black on Un American Activities Committee
Hugo Black critiques the House Committee on Un American Activities as a committee with no real legislative purpose. The quote frames the inquiry as designed for exposure rather than lawmaking and highlights its free wheeling nature.
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Supreme Court
Hugo Black
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Crossing Walls Remain With Us
Capt. Van Brown praises the rebuilt New York Central crossing at Patrick Street as beautiful while motorists in Charleston face delays awaiting rolling stock. The article notes a $.30 per share extra dividend coming June 30 and lampoons municipal tolerance of the barrier with a prompt to craft phrases about the railroad and local government.
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van Brown
Daily Mail
New York Central
Patrick Street
Capt. Brown
N. Y. Central
Charleston
Central
New York
Central Daily
Nato Made to Suit de Gaulle's Taste
Paris reports that France's withdrawal from Nato's command shifts the alliance toward de Gaulle's strategy. The U.S. and Allies face reduced conventional forces, heightened reliance on nuclear options, and a France-driven tilt as Lemnitzer loses 23 divisions on July 1. France aims to deter with a flexible response while maintaining influence over Europe’s security.
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de Gaulle
New York Times
Paris
France
Nate
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Lemnitzer
West Germany
Germany
Europe
de Frappe
America
U.S
Shriver Senate Hearing on Poverty Faces Ideological Split
Sargent Shriver led a Senate labor subcommittee hearing with ten aides aiming for another 1.7 billion dollars for the war on poverty. Edward Kennedy and George Murphy pressed for limits and efficiency while Shriver argued for universal federal aid and large scale goals.
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Sargent Shriver
Senate Labor
Shriver
Pennsylvania
Declar
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Bandolph
Pell
Massachusetts
Edward Kennedy
California
George Murphy
Office of Economic Opportunity
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Kennedy
Senate
Philadelphia
Corktown
Detroit
Ball Park
Yale
Congress
America on the go not talking but doing in 1960s mood
James Reston notes Washington fixated on Lyndon Johnson and Vietnam contrasts with rural America where policy matters less than action. He observes Detroit booming, Cincinnati urban renewal, and a national energy focused on production and progress over debate, with Woodrow Wilson’s warning echoed by practical American pragmatism.
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Woodrow Wilson
White House
Washington
Detroit
Lyndon Johnson
Viet. Nam
Virginia Hills
Midwest
United States
Bush League
Johnson
Harry Byrd
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Cincinnati
Gov
George Romney
Romney
Texas
Art Institute
Mustang
Grand Central Terminal
Europe
America
Woorow Wilson
Moon plans spark space satire on future use
In a humorous Washington piece, ART BUCHWALD mocks early moon photos from U S Surveyor 1 and parodies ideas to profit from the moon. Proposals include farming, junkyard dumping, neon ads, and real estate sales, with political figures weighing options and no final decision yet.
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Washington
Moon
Department of Agriculture
Worth Repeating Humility Shields from Devilish Reach
The message quotes Jonathan Edwards noting that nothing keeps a person from the devil as effectively as humility, presenting a concise moral reflection.
Mississippi march safety questioned in 1966 letter
A 1966 letter from George warns that marching through Mississippi is risky after noting the era's tense civil rights confrontation. The message indicates ongoing safety concerns for activists and the hostile environment of the state during that period.
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