Editorials One Way Street in Moscow Stance on U N and Vietnam
An American reporter in Moscow finds Russian officials and journalists unified in pressuring the U S to retreat from multilateral nuclear force plans Congo UN funding restrictions on credit and strategic materials and bombing Vietnamese supply lines The piece notes Russia’s cooler but formal mood toward the U S and warns of rising pressure as Washington weighs appeasing Moscow against supporting South Vietnam and the wider Southeast Asia balance The column concludes that delay worsens the situation as Russia signals aid to North Vietnam if the U S moves against it.
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Taylor
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The Ghosts at The Feast and Congo Policy Critique
Morrie Ryskind lampoons U.N. actions in Congo and Katanga, condemning State Department bias and Western hypocrisy. He links Christmas goodwill to brutal interventions and argues for accountability amid imperialist muddle.
Anti-Goldwater plan circulated among GOP governors
A detailed blueprint to create a shadow GOP structure separate from the regular national organization is circulating among governors in Denver. Backed by Nelson Rockefeller allies and Henry Cabot Lodge associates, the plan envisions an 800000 to 1041000 dollar annual budget and a Washington national HQ with salaried staff. Prominent moderates including Milton Eisenhower, David Rockefeller, Thomas Watson, and Arthur Larson are named as key players, with the Ripon Society also slated for a major role.
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Denver
Colo
Nelson Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Johnsons Congo Remark Has A Hollow Sound
In a Saturday press conference President Johnson states the United States has no political goals or solutions to impose on the Congo. The piece recalls the five year arc since Belgium yielded independence and hints at U.S. foreign policy memory.
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Congo
Texas
United States
Belgium
U.N
Congo independence tale of failed U S policy and Katanga
A critical reflection on Congo independence and four years of U S policy under Kennedy and Johnson. The piece argues Washington imposed a political solution, wasted tax funds, and misread Congo's realities while Katanga and Tshombe shaped events. It calls for honesty in future policy.
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Katanga
Congo
United Nations
Letter Box Opinions From Readers Emitar
Reader letters critique a recent opinion piece and cite constitutional arguments and amendments. The writer questions limits on church and state in schools, constitutional rights in Proposition 14, and the influence of judges on voters. They urge careful consideration of civil rights, governance, and historical figures.
Fine Pupils Show Remarkable Conduct on San Jose Trip
A editor recounts an excursion by 67 Calaroga School students with one teacher present. Despite the crowd, the group remained quiet and respectful as a guide explained Egypt’s history. Parents are praised for raising well behaved children. the trip ended with spotless lunch areas and keen, inquiring students.
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Raseerucian Tugeum
San Jose
Calaroga School
Acknowledging Students and Praise from Mrs Souza
A social studies teacher notes that most students are well behaved and deserving of praise. The speaker extends gratitude to the students, stating that many are fine people who rarely receive recognition. Mrs Edward Souza Hayward.
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Edward Souza Hayward
Unhappy Land editor calls for moral revival in America
A concerned American urges a national wake up call condemning crime and materialism. He blames secular values, prays for families and children, and warns that neglect of God will avert happiness. He urges mothers and fathers to focus on love, unity, and gratitude at home.
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T.V
God
Teo
Countdown 47-cent dollar and comic Shakespeare rewrite
David Keniston notes another day of a 47-cent dollar while poet Robert Gravas rewrites Shakespeare for modern crowds. The piece jokes about Will needing a gag writer and cites a beach mishap with a beer tab. Franky “boss” may blame quarrel or vanity as causes. A Christmas quip targets Dick Nixon with a driver’s seat gag.
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Old Will
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