We Don’t Need These UN Pacts We Don’t Need These UN Pacts
The piece questions Johnson’s push to ratify UN conventions on political rights of women and abolition of forced labor, arguing such treaties intrude on internal law. It warns that Senate ratification would make these issues federal law, potentially advancing a one world governance concept.
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Mr. Johnson
Senate
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
United States
Mr Johnson
UN Geneal Assembly
International Labor Organization
Proxmire
Eberhard P. Deutsch
New Orleans
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Deutsch
American Bar Association
Switzerland
Sweden
Peru
U.S
U.S. Senate
London Deity Mail Renounces American of the Year Honor
The London newspaper declines to name an American of the Year claiming no candidate deserves the honor. The piece questions Charles de Gaulle and notes the New York Stock Exchange admitting its first female member in its modern history.
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London
Mail
Charles de Galle
New York Stock Exchange
Uyear
Ing
Garrison Inquiry Spurs Congressional Look into KKK Link
District Attorney Jim Garrison's probe of the Kennedy assassination case draws quiet scrutiny from House and Senate probing committees. They seek to verify claims involving KKK official Jack Helm and former congressional staffer Harald Weisberg, with ties to CIA, OSS, and 1960s investigations.
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Washington
Jim Garrison
New Orleans
KKK
Garrison
Jack M. Helm
Excile
Louisiana
United Klans of America
Helm
Jules Hocco Kimble
CIA
Kimble
Walter Sheridan
Justice Department
Robert Kennedy
Canada
Congressional
Prnbers
Harald Weisberg
Warren Commission
Weisberg
A Preyer For Today Before Thee Eternal God
A brief prayer asks for guidance and strength in a time of opportunity and responsibility. It appeals for mindfulness of judgment, labor, and waiting, asking to be girded for the semanes and to labor in fidelity with trust in the divine indwelling.
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God
Courts Invoke New Citizenship Concept in Washington
The Court of Appeals entertains a convertible citizenship idea, arguing one may shed and reclaim U.S. rights and protections by travel or choice. Critics warn this could erode governance as travelers enter forbidden lands and return to enjoy constitutional privileges. The piece questions limits on citizenship under naturalization laws and the balance between law and individual action in modern America.
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U8. Court of Appeals
Jaslice Wa
Congress
Slaughton Syd
State Department
Lynd
Hanoi
Lynch
Hin
North Vietnam
Lyndh
North Korea
Cuba
Red China
Syria
U.S
Court of Appeals
SS Department
Hanai
Rider
Drafhdodger
Dows Aid
Lincolty
Linsain
The Vietnam Record Warped by Political Spin and Pettiness
Henry J. Taylor argues in The Vietnam Record that Sen Robert F Kennerly and President Johnson distort the war history. He claims the conflict is an undeclared seven and a half year struggle with shifting policy from Truman Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson administrations. He criticizes Kennedy and Johnson for misleading the public while praising wartime actions and warning against repeating past misstatements.
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Johnson
Bobby Kennedy
Mr. Johnson
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Saigon
Bobby
Vienam
Tully
Chronicle of American milestones and a poet's thought
The notes recall Andrew Jackson's 1815 victory at New Orleans with British casualties, Congress approving DC suffrage for Black citizens in 1867, Wilson's 14 Points in 1918, and the 1963 opening of the 8th Congress, ending with a quote from Poet James Russell Lowell about bravery.
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Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
Sone
Wilson
Congress
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