Orro Otepka and the Nixon era foreign policy shadows
A lament on Washington’s handling of security cases centers on Orro Otepka a State Department official demoted for resisting orders to alter findings about a fellow official. The piece contrasts Otepka with Wenian Wieland and Alger Hiss style accusations, questioning policy and loyalty culture in the United States government.
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Willliam Wretano
As Other Editors See It Ward No Longer
A Roanoke Times editorial notes the Republic of China Taiwan graduating from foreign aid, praising its economic growth and U.S. support while contrasting with chaotic Communist mainland China. It discusses State Department diplomacy and the concept of gaining “face” in Asian perception.
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Senator Soaper Says Miss Universe Contest Jars Primary Class
Senator Soaper alleges the Miss Universe pageant results disrupted the Primary Class in Punning. The remark notes a Thai contestant affected the class dynamics and raises questions about fairness.
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Put First Things First In a World of Wealth and Worries
A preacher reflects on Jesus' command to seek first the kingdom and righteousness. He warns that love of possessions and busyness can enslave the soul, urging careful prioritization of life’s true priorities. The allegory of a missionary fleeing Communists illustrates choosing what to carry into eternity and prompts readers to reorder their lives around the king’s feast.
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Ll. D. Johnson
China
Jesus
John Ruskin
Cousin Ezra in the Cotton Bill Debate Faces Cutbacks
Washington dispatch reports Texan cotton grower circles framing Ezra Taft Benson as a target of cutbacks tied to the Administration’s farm bill. Critics warn the Freeman plan could slash exports, lift cotton prices, and harm Southern jobs as lawmakers push export emphasis and acreage adjustments.
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Orville Freeman
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Egypt
Ator Yarborough
Texas
Cousin Ezra
Disarmament Talks Stall Amid Nuclear Power Fears
International negotiators face a standstill as the United States Soviet Union and China clash over nuclear arms. Viet Nam war concerns hawkish Air Force generals and a fear of American weakness fuel debate. Dr Billy James Hargis denounces what he calls a diabolical disarmament plan at the Crusaders convention in Los Angeles August 5 to 8.
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North American Aviation, Inc
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Crusaders
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America
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Goldberg for VP with LBJ promise shocks Washington
Ralph de Toledano reports LBJ offered Arthur Goldberg the 1968 running mate slot in exchange for leaving the Supreme Court to join the ticket. The plan aimed to boost liberal support, balance the court, and counter Hubert Humphrey, with Goldberg promised a presidential path in 1972 if he accepted the ambassadorship and vice presidency.
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Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
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