World Court debate over Connally Amendment
Editorial warns that Secretary Rusk backing repeal would strip the Connally Amendment shielding U S sovereignty from World Court over domestic matters. It argues the amendment limits court reach and cautions against blindly trusting an international tribunal.
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Jolson
United States
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Tom Connally
Texas
Connally
Pallas Marrtig News
We Don't Have Oriental Patience
The piece argues that U S policy in Vietnam must end gradualism and force decisive actions. It cites casualty figures through 1964, critiques Ambassador Taylor and Saigon governance, and urges leveraging Philippine influence and labor movements. It warns of a domestic crisis if progress and results do not appear.
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Viet Nam
Asia
Korea
Saits
Vann
Knowledge Explosion reshapes view of progress and power
Sydney Harris argues that a second explosion, the rapid growth of human knowledge since the 17th century, outpaces our ability to disseminate it. He cites Diamond on knowledge doubling every 15 years and predicts fourfold knowledge growth since 1935, stressing that social and political systems lag behind scientific advances. A thermonuclear era promise could lift the poor yet demands societal revolutions.
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Diamond
Galileo
Big Temptation.pdf
Publicists and writers in New York and Washington probe a federal program that paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to media figures and publishers from 1963 to 1965. The hearings reveal contracts, freelance fees, and subsidies to outlets like Esquire and Life, prompting questions about bias and government influence on journalism.
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Washington
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Washington, D.C
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New Yorker
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Information Center
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School of Economics
Belgrade
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Esquire
USIA
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American Life
New Leader
Life Magazine
Luce
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Coyle
U.S.A
Roosevelt
United States
Motion Picture Service
Broadcasting Service
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New York ‘Times
USA
Information Center Service
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Rr, Bowker, Inc
Pyramid Publications Inc
Fawcett Publications
Ballantine Book Co. Inc
Press and Publications Service
Free Lance
Usia E
Miss May Hornaday
New York
Christian Science Monitor
Geneva
John J. Rooney
Dn.y
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
U.S. Disarmament Agency
New York City
Letter Box Opinions From Readers Editor at UC Berkeley
A reader warns that Berkeley's campus political cynicism harms democracy and fuels world peace protests. The writer argues that university officials tolerate obstructive rhetoric, risking rights of others, and urges readers to back Governor Brown and write to him about campus free speech.
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University of California
Berkeley
California
Hungary
Hussia
Brown
Political Satire on California Dems and GOP Factions
A satirical summary notes George Murphy boosting California Democrats into a peerless party while depicting a threefold GOP split into Goldwater factions. It lampoons Birch Society support for Pat Brown and quips on election chances, etiquette, postmaster general jokes, altered speeches, and a quirky Bird and Lady Bird toast to a great society.
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T Hanks
George ‘Murphy
California
Democrats
Mumma Speaks on Endorsement and Castro Valley Education
Editor thanks the Canyon Valley Unified paper for endorsement and coverage of election issues. Although defeated in the bid to join the district board, continued interest and concern for a quality, efficient educational program for Castro Valley students remains strong.
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Canyon Valley Unified School
Mvt
Castro Valley
Countdown Words That Will Never Be Spoken
David Keniston presents a satirical note on Post Office staffing shortages during Christmas. It critiques the manpower gap hindering package handling and jokes about a politician's influence on pork barrel projects while suggesting a diplomatic outreach to Teenasia.
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P.O
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