Hanoi bluffing game stalls Vietnam talks
Berry Goldwater argues Hanoi has nothing to lose by waiting for Washington to move next. He cites a pattern of shifting U S positions from escalation to pauses in bombing, noting North Viet Nam and its allies view U S signals as unpredictable. The piece contends Hanoi may wait out a more favorable American initiative.
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Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Washington
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Johnson
North
United States
Red China
Ho Chi Minh
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hanoi Lo
Sen. Fulbright
Editorials Tool Too Blunt In Heal In Incident
The medical profession faces criticism for a protest at Los Angeles General Hospital where resident physicians and interns kept patients hospitalized longer or admitted new patients to pressure for higher pay. The public shows little sympathy for the heal in tactic, arguing interns and residents should seek bargaining with other means.
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Los Angeles General Hospital
Beautification Plan Praised By Tayward Chamber of Commerce
The Tayward Chamber of Commerce praises a two step beautification effort to improve the city by coordinating with junkyard and salvage yard operators. Officials say this is a start and call for broader study to relocate wires and poles underground, arguing such investment offers better returns than other atomic age expenditures.
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Tayward Chamber of Commerce
Malicious Gossip and Hidden Needs in Friendship
A Kansas woman queries how a close friend, known as a malicious gossip, can attract another confidante. The piece argues gossip reflects unmet needs and repressed traits, using examples from married couples where one partner dominates while the other endures. It suggests opposites attract not as true opposites but as complementary ranges of reaction.
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Kansas
Tdeir
Fabolous
Better Man Win In South Carolina Special Election
In Columbia, the June 18 runoff in South Carolina’s Second Congressional District pits Albert Watson, a Republican favored by many, against Trenton Callison, a Democratic contender. Watson’s past party switch and stance on federal aid loom large as voters weigh memory of Sherman era fear of federal favoritism against party allegiance and electoral risk.
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Columbia
South Carolina
William Tecumseh Sherman
Albert Watson
Treston Callison
Alexander
Watson
Washington
John Tinll Williams
Mississippi
Williams
Balters
Congress
Callison
House
Goldwater
Peenage Watson
Strom Thurmond
Learn, Earn, And Pay: California Plan For Tuition
The proposal by Assemblyman Collier introduces a student loan style plan titled Learn, Earn, and Pay. Students would cover direct instructional costs via notes, repayable after graduation only once taxable income hits 4000 dollars, with annual payments scaled by ability and possible 20 year forgiveness of any remaining balance. The plan aims to reduce state tuition burdens while shifting some cost to individuals.
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John Levi
Collier
California
Assembly
Assemblyman Collier
Write Your Congressman and College Loan Plan Discussed
A commentator discusses a proposal to shift education funding through private banks and state savings, enabling low cost college loans. It argues private colleges could expand loan schemes, reduce state higher education expenditures, and deter frivolous students while keeping access for local students. The piece references Rep. Edwards Miller Kuche Murphy and Col lier as related figures.
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Cother
Priory
Readers thank Castro Valley for Poppy sale support
Letter from Mrs. J A McKillen thanks Castro Valley citizens for buying hand made Flanders Poppies by disabled Veterans. Donations fund rehabilitation and aid widows and orphans. Proceeds go to veterans, with Mrs. Robert Locke leading the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 43.
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Failor
Castro Valley
Robert Locke
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 43
J. A. McKillen
American Legion Auxiliary Vick
Book Dispute Sparks Debate Over School Authority
The Canyon High School Teachers Assn debates two controversial books. The letter questions whether teachers should decide teaching content without parental input and whether parents should reclaim control over their children's education and moral training. It notes concerns about youth social issues and rising teen pregnancies.
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The
Canyon High School Teachers Assn
Sworth
Editor Seeks Letters on The Lord of the Flies and Censorship
A rural-area editor invites readers to submit letters under 350 words critiquing The Lord of the Flies notes and symbolism in school use. The missive questions teachers handling and parent awareness, asking for named contributors and potential class discussion views.
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Plang
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San Lorenzo
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