President Proves He Seeks Peace
Johnson declares he will not seek or accept renomination while urging Hanoi to return to meaningful talks and appealing for UK and Soviet help. He defends his peace efforts amid accusations, warns against domestic divisiveness, and vows an honorable peace with ready resolve to bear any burden. Bible Thought concludes the piece.
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Hanoi
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United Kingdom
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United States
Robert W. Kennedy
Vietnam
Kennedy
America
Expelled For Life By Exiled German Refugee Story
In Hannover, 1961, Erhard Herzig recalls exile after Silesia and Pomerania were assigned to Poland. He and his family slept on iron cots, while three million Eastern refugees built a West German community in Lower Saxony. The Potsdam border remains permanent, as Willy Brandt urged acceptance at Nuernberg.
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City of Kings
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Silesia
Pomerania
Brandenburg
Herzig
Fast
Lower Saxony
Nuernberg
Social Democratic Party
Willy Brandt
Oder-Neisse Line
Europe
Kennedy
Watts
Los Angeles
George Wallase
Mandatory Driver Health Licensing Sparks Cross Ocean Debate
The piece argues millions of Americans are unfit to drive due to health issues and urges stronger licensing. It cites police files on alcoholics, heart patients, and drug users and notes the British Medical Association's push for physician suppression of risky driving through licenses. It urges similar US programs to curb hazard drivers.
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United States
British Medical Association
Wallace Gains Strength as Kennedy Behind Wallace Campaign
The piece argues Wallace’s rising support mirrors reactions to Kennedy and Johnson Nixon and McCarthy. It claims Kennedy inflames race, citing Watts riots and promises to minority voters, while Nixon and Johnson avoid escalation. The author predicts Wallace gains from such rhetoric, harming all contenders and the nation.
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Robert Kennedy
Johnson
Richard Nixon
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Nixon
McCarthy
Kennedy
Why Did Percy Duck Conduct Code Debate
The Senate saw a week of code of conduct debate with Senator Charles Percy absent from all votes and debate. Reports note Percys previously scrapped a $100,000 expense fund plan and reveal his staff payroll and travel allowances while other senators faced differing spending and disclosure positions. His absence contrasted with sharp criticism of Dodd and questions about funding, with Clinton and McNamara Line policy changes mentioned.
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Secretary of the Senate
Percy
Senate
Ithief Committee
Thomas Dodd
Dodd
Germ warfare hoax revived in global propaganda drive
The article reports on a revived Soviet led campaign accusing the United States of germ warfare in Vietnam. It cites broadcasts and newspaper-placed stories linking disease outbreaks to U.S. weapons, plus a Japanese diplomat signaling Jacob Malik may push the charge at the United Nations, echoing tactics from the Korean War.
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Stalin
Vietnam
U.S
Asia
Mascoty
Tig Pence
Moscow
Jacob A. Malik
United Nations
Malik
Voice Of The People On The Right To Bear Arms
A New Jersey Superior Court appellate division editorial highlights how high officials shape policy, claiming freedoms including gun rights shrink under legislator action. It argues registration harms honest citizens, notes criminals use stolen guns, and urges practical limits balancing safety with rights.
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Appellate Division
The
New Jersey Superior Court
Timeline Snapshot of Early 20th Century Events
This Day In Review traces a prototype salary scale for five department staff with varying annual wages, notes the 1919 RAF foundation and its German industrial bombing campaign from French bases, observes a 196 strike involving 400000 coal miners in the United States, and quotes Irish dramatist Richard Brinsley Sheridan on audience perceptiveness.
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