Editorials Split Johnson and Erhard Over German Unity
The piece reports growing estrangement between the United States and West Germany amid Johnson and Erhard talks. It cites disarmament advisers driving a détente by weakening Germany, fears of Soviet resistance to unification, and Johnson’s alleged shift toward appeasement. It notes a Munich interview quote about troops and detente.
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West Germany
Branking Gererat
Washington
Erhard
Johnson
LBJ
Texas
Johnean
Russia
Germany
Klinztichey
Arms Central and Disarmament Agency
Michard Johnson
United States
SBS
Corman
Cormans
Quick
Munich
Truman
United Nations
Security Council
U.N
Ford Funds Democrats and Attacks Ford Republicans
Talbot Peterson charges Henry Ford backed Democratic candidates and opposed Republicans. He claims Ford diverted executives and family cash to Democrats including John F. Kennedy and Wisconsin party groups, noting Ford Motor Co. and its PAC as nonpartisan in name while funding Democrats.
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Talbot Peterson
Wisconsin
Henry Ford
Lyndon Johnson
Ford
Peterson
John F. Kennedy
Democratic Party of Wisconsin
Badger
Henry Ford II
Benson Ford
William C. Facil
Wisconsin Democratic Party
Ford Motor Co
COPE
Peace criminals proposed under disarmament plan
A May 1980s report for the Disarmament Agency outlines a plan to criminalize violations against peace. It envisions international law and a court to prosecute individuals, including inventors, who withhold information or engage in actions aiding mass destruction.
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Washington, D.C
Disarmament Agency
United States
Soviet Russia
Hi Louis 8. Suhn
Harvard Law School
Ussr
Sohn
ISS
London
Br. Sohn
Disarmaments Agency
International Criminal Court
U.S
Hidden billion in foreign aid budget upsets taxpaying
Washington reports a hidden grant of about 1 billion dollars within 3.4 billion in foreign aid, raising tax burden to roughly 4.5 billion. Soft loans to undeveloped countries carry 1 percent service charges and 10 year principal moratorium, with repayment doubt. Senator Gruening seeks a 4 percent loan rate matching U.S. borrowing costs, backed by Munich Lausche Morse Ellender allies.
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Washington, D.C
Johnson
Congress
World Bank and
Export-Import Bank
Funct
Foreign Aid Agency
U.S
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Gruening
Foreign Relations Committee
Karl Munich
I- S.D
Frank Lausche
D-0
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Allen Ellender
D-La
Will Viet Army Fight?
A long analysis questions South Vietnam’s will to continue ground warfare against Communist guerrillas and weighs the risks of expanding U S involvement. It draws parallels with Korea and warns that a larger war in Asia could have unpredictable long term consequences.
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Washington, D.C
Viet Nam
Truman
Robert A. Taft
Senate
Fruman
U.N
Korea
India
Asia
Russia
China
United States
Moscow
Distinctions Between Introverts and Extraverts
An introvert focuses on inner thoughts and self perception while an extrovert engages with people and events outside. Finland leads milk per capita among dairy nations. Zephaniah and Zechariah are the Bible books starting with Z. Sprint speeds around 22 mph. The British Prime Ministers have long resided at 10 Downing Street since Robert Walpole’s era.
Readers urge funding for Hayward police and city needs
A letter argues Hayward should prioritize police protection while supporting cultural development, fire department upgrades, and civic projects. The writer cites past funding, calls for a new budget session, and proposes adding 12 to 14 patrolmen to the Hayward Police Department.
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Hayward
Look And Learn Quiz Questions On Lakes Autos PM
This reader note includes quiz items on lake lengths vehicle thefts and historical service. It mentions Lake Superior and Lake Tanganyika as long lakes tied for a distinction, auto theft figures around 350000 with a 90 percent recovery, and a question about Alex Douglas-Home becoming UK prime minister. Letters to the editor are welcomed with name and address.
Countdown and Commentaries on Politics and Education
A satirical column notes the Senate rejecting asset disclosure and mocks public scrutiny of lawmakers. It cites LBJ urging education to ease summer discontent and jokes about California Republicans supporting Barry Goldwater. The writer praises moon shots while poking fun at national politics and greeting the younger generation's attitude.
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LBJ
California
California election law changes stacked for Republicans
The editorial condemns a Democrat controlled Assembly for a law that alters Republican party rules and limits voter challenges. It accuses Democrats and Me-Ton Republicans of gerrymandering and emergency measures to favor their side before the Republican State Central Committee meeting, urging voters to choose clean politics and repeal the tactics.
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Republican State Central Committee
California
State Assembly
Democratie
Assembly
Califfornias
South County
Ree and
Petris Coh
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Edward Teller
Hiberakc
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Roosevelt
Robert S. Allen
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Maxwell Taylor
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Japan
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Mars
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Elaine
Jonton
Finland
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Zechariah
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Eday
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