Editorial Brash Soviets Endorse Action Program
The Soviet Union backs a United Nations Action Program that promotes anti colonial struggle and support for revolutions. Proponents warn it could finance anti Western activity and justify interference in aid projects. Critics say it exposes the UN as a vehicle for communist aggression and undermines peace efforts.
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Kremlin
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Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Free World
Why We Live and the How We Live Question
Experts explore the philosophical question of why people exist and how society shapes living. The text notes the difficulty of discussing the human condition and warns against overbearing influence from well meaning relatives.
Try and Stop Me by Don B Johnson review notes
Ex president Don B Johnson signs a forthcoming autobiography but doubts hostile critics. He quips he has yet to write a page while seven unfavorable reviews loom. The piece, echoing Thoreau Emerson exchanges, toys with public perception and memory.
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Don B. Johnson
Viewpoint on Justice Marshall should disqualify himself
An American Way Features column argues that Thurgood Marshall cannot be impartial in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg school busing case. It contends his career as a lobbying attorney for forced integration taints his judiciary, noting liberal critics’ double standards and praising Hugo Black’s cautions on concentrated power.
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Thurgood Marshall
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NAACP
Lyndon Johnson
Mecklenburg
General Motor
General Motors
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Columbia University
Daily Across Clues Snap On A Thematic Set
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DAILY PUZZLE CRYPTOQUOTE AND CROSSWORD CLUES
Crossword clues and a cryptoquote puzzle are shown with a sample code key. The page presents a daily cryptogram by Longfellow and a list of scattered crossword hints including Mexican blanket before, fall guy, seed once more, administer, complete, regret, excite, and a VA area reference.
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Lear
USIA reforms draw praise and Vermont spending shock
Henry Cathcart reports on Frank Shakespeare turning USIA and Voice of America into effective pro US propaganda. Vermont voters see a record fivefold rise in political outlays in Senate race, with $500,000 spent by Prouty Hoff campaigns versus $17.10 by former Sen. Aiken. The Indiana Senate battle features mudslinging over Roudebush, Hartke, and allegations of spousal accusations amid liberal leaks about Agnew.
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Central Press
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Frank Shakespeare
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Voice of America
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Shakespeare
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Philip Hoff
George Aiken
Aiken
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Indiana
Vance Hartke
Richard Roudebush
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