LBJ Hogging Time On Tube
President Johnson faces growing criticism for frequent television appearances to push his program. Broadcasting magazine shows he appeared on live TV 58 times in under two years, more than Eisenhower or Kennedy, triggering murmurs among network newsmen over use of TV as a personal instrument.
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Kennedy
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Think Mills
Bernard Garey
Chicago Board of Trade
Nobel wit and nuclear talk from a Russian author
COUNTDOWN notes Russia's Sholokhov and Pasternak skipping the Nobel label with jabs at nobility. India faces a grain crisis as living costs climb to historic highs. Carnivals push ethics to boost image, stressing caution and courtesy. Bill Moyers, once ulcered, reports relief after moving to the White House.
Editorial slams over civil rights joke in Jewel Thief piece
A letter writer condemns a November editorial on a San Francisco jewel thief case asserting a bias against non Caucasians. They urge apologies and argue civil rights extends to all, citing Viola Luizzo and Rev James Reed as examples of sacrifice for the cause.
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San Francisco
Viola Luizzo
James Reed
Nuclear sharing and NATO policy divide Republicans and allies
Barry Goldwater argues NATO nuclear sharing ties Europe to U S control, cites NATO talks and Soviet missiles. He accuses Lyndon Johnson of isolationism and deceptive claims, says nuclear sharing existed and must be meaningfully shared with allies to sustain NATO unity amid European threats.
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Viet Nam
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NATO
Johnson
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NATO Alliance
Europe
White House
Rights Act Short-Sighted Editor: Mistrial in Florida Case
A Florida case highlights alleged civil rights act flaws as illiterate jurors on a Collier County jury clash with a written verdict, producing a mistrial. The commentary argues literacy and peer jury ideals erode with voting rights politics and warns of continued political campaign rhetoric.
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Thomas D’andrea
Collier County
Florida
California
Air Station Thanks Editor For Anniversary Coverage
The U S Navy Station Alameda thanks The Hayward Daily Review for its immense help in publicizing the Silver Anniversary Celebration. Over 250000 Bay Area residents joined the two day event, aided by the paper’s coverage and staff cooperation.
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Hayward Daily Review
Bay Area
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Daily Review
U.S. Naval Air Station Alameda
Food for Victory and the Toughness Debate in Food Policy
Washington opinion piece argues for treating food as a strategic weapon. It cites LeMay and Goldwater on force, critiques McGovern and Humphrey, and urges using food as leverage in Viet Nam and global diplomacy. The author calls for feeding allies in exchange for support and troops, framing a tougher approach as essential.
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Viet Nam
New Zealand Found By Tasman In 1642 Discovery
A digest of historical events lists Abel Tasman’s 1642 discovery of New Zealand, 1916 Rhine crossing by U S troops, Gershwin’s An American in Paris premiere in 1928, and 1987 Nanking occupation by Japanese forces with looting under way. The note ends with a Doyle quip about impossible elimination.
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Abel Tasman
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
George Gershwin
Paris
John Eisenhower weighs political run in Pennsylvania
John Eisenhower, 43, son of former President, weighs a future in Pennsylvania politics. He may seek governor or House seat, facing hurdles from Rep. Richard Schweiker and Rep. Paul Dague. The Senate Democratic Campaign Committee targets 19 Senate races, planning $400000 goal with dinners to raise funds. Former Sec. of State Dean Acheson plans a new memoir. Gen. Mark Clark remains uninterested in politics at his age.
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House of Representatives
Richard Schweiker
William Scranton
Schweiker
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Wash
Strom Thurmond
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State Department
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Flattery
Mark Clark
South Carolina
A Prayer For Today A Prayer For Today
A brief prayer requests peace by divine mercy. It consoles those grieving war losses and asks guidance for leaders toward understanding and a dawn of peace in our time.
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