Final Berlin Answer May Be Possible Now
Editorial argues Adenauer's retirement opens path to detente on Berlin and a broader East West German reconciliation. It supports Brandt and Bahr in urging gradual steps toward reunification, warns against rearming Germany, and calls for good faith bargaining to ease Cold War tensions.
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Adenauer
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East Germany
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Germany
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Loyalty to All Quote by Arnold Toynbee
A 1945 quotation by Arnold Toynbee argues that humanity must prioritize the human race over tribal or national ties as the power of self-destruction emerges. The message calls for universal loyalty to humankind rather than birth groups.
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Arnold Toynbee
School Board Acted Wisely
The Kanawha County School Board adopts a regulation restricting fraternities and sororities for students, allowing continued ties only if officially sanctioned. The piece argues the board acted to safeguard education and cites California law as context, praising the board’s decisive action.
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Kanawha County School Board
Michael Murphy
California
West Virginia
Kanawha County
Edict on Rights A Step Forward in Civil Rights Debate
The executive order by Gov Barron’s administration would require state contractors to hire qualified Black workers, drawing praise from some and criticism from others. It argues the measure is progress and could expand employment for African Americans if enforced, while noting Congressional and gubernatorial stances.
Readers Forum Misery Shouldn't Be a Business
Readers letter praising an editorial on medical care for the poor and criticizing doctors, insurers, and government handling of health costs. It argues for universal access funded by citizens, condemns insurance clauses, and warns against religious and political meddling in public life. It also comments on Mrs. Mad Murray and political secularism, urging vigilance and action.
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the Gazette
Ore Senior Citizens News
Chaucer
France and China Bring New Strains to US Alliance
Paris debates possible diplomatic ties with Beijing as de Gaulle eyes a logic to draw closer with China amid US-French tensions over the Moscow test ban. Officials warn Washington would react strongly, and no decision on recognition exists despite growing French interest.
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Nework Times Co
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France
China
Peking
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de Gaulle
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Chou En-lai
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Edgar Faure
Fourth Republic
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Khrushchev
America
Washington
U. S
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NATO
USA
Couve de Murville
Try
Mao Teetug
Nixon Lively Political Corpse Reappears In Debate Over 1964 Nomination
A New York Times analysis notes Richard Nixon, twice declared politically dead, has revived as a leading potential Republican candidate in 1964. It cites past "deaths" of party figures like Bryan and Stevenson, Nixon's post-California defeat revival efforts, and renewed campaign activity including foreign travel and authoring articles. The piece argues death and resurrection are enduring in American politics and Nixon’s return challenges coroners of political doom.
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William McKinley
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Tom Sawyer
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Maine
Vermont
Europe
Roosevelt
Nixon
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Adial F. Stevenson
Los Angeles
Stevenson
Kennedy
California
New York
Intercepted Message from 1963 Undertakers’ Friend Letter
A dated note from Rep James B Utt to Jim discusses a grim phrase about being dead rather than red. The item hints at political intrigue and press coverage, with a reference to a story on Page 3.
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James B. Utt
Washington, D. C
Fletcher Knebel Potomac Fever
The Russians close the highway to Berlin amid rumors of smuggled capitalistic wheat. Goldwater mocks Kennedy as a man on a flying trapeze while senators protest ousting the passport chief Frances Knight. An Army sergeant sold military secrets to the Soviets in 000,000 as Congress investigates the Khrushchev world market price question.
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Frances Knight
Rusk
Knight
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