Idaho Upset Returns Samartson To Gubernatorial Race
Tuesday primaries across Idaho Michigan Kansas and Missouri produced few shocks. Idaho State Senator Don Samartson defeated 12 year Gov Smyrte signaling a conservative shift while Democratic rival Cuantes Hernpon emerged from Idaho. Michigan saw former Governor Mennon Williams defeat Detroit Mayor Cavanagh for the Senate nomination. Williams backed by labor and a national fortune clashes with Republican Rosent Griffin in November. Kansas and Missouri nominees matched expectations with incumbents Pearson Avery Jones Scarp and Hawn advancing. The day favored conservatives in Idaho and liberals in Michigan with incumbents secure in Kansas and Missouri.
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Idaho
Michigan
Kansas
Missouri
Don Samartson
Robert EF. Smywte
Smyxre
Smyrr
Barry Gotpwater
GOP
Dean Buren
Gowpwater
National Republican Governors Association
Buren
Samurtson
Cuantes Hernpon
Salmon
Michi
Gan
G. Mennon Williams
Detroit
Jerome Cavanagh
Rosent Griffin
Cavanach
Europe
Wimliams
Wiliams
Vietnam
Winlliams
Cavanacu
Williams
Winuiams-Griffin
George Romney
Zouton Ferrency
James B. Pearson
William H. Avery
Paul C. Jones
Risxarp H. Scxarp
Durward G. Hawn
From Dominica Twenty-four Lives Lost And A Leaving Force
After 24 lives lost 164 wounded and 15 months after landing the American occupation force begins departing the Dominican Republic. By September 20 the entire force must be withdrawn. The expedition faced criticism yet is seen as a notable effort to curb communism and establish democratic rule in the hemisphere. President Johnson acted decisively, Marines landed April 28 1965, and the 82nd Airborne later replaced them as the situation stabilized.
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Dominican Republic
Johnson
Cuba
82Nd Airborne, From
Credibility Key in Dodd Inquiry and Ghostwriter Use
The piece weighs credibility in the Dodd scandal, noting actors such as the New York Times and Drew Pearson, and questions about double billing, signatures, and bookkeepers including O’Hara. It discusses privacy, public exposure of private papers, and the role of ghostwriters paid with campaign funds. It cites Kenworthy of the Times and contemplates future press access to confidential materials.
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Drew Pearson
Senator Dodd
New York Times
Bureau of Standards
Fort Bragg
N. C
Green Berets
Costa Rica
Joaquin Baracuen
Americas
O’hare
Dodd
O'Hare
Pearson
Congress
Kenworthy
Adam
National interest and air travel crisis prompt call for action
President Johnson faced a costly three week airline strike as transport ground to a halt. The cost per hour rose and travelers and airmail suffered across 231 U.S. cities. Calls grew for drastic action to maintain a nation’s transit system and prevent further disruption.
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Johnson
Congress
United States
Ttr Wesein
To the Point on Crime and Society in York and Beyond
A rambling column weighs crime, boredom, and prosperity. It notes York youths extorting Chinese restaurants, all factory hands, and argues idle hands meet mischief. It compares suburban violence, airline delays, and consumer recalls while musing on money to steal and youth aspirations.
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York
Analysis of Viet Nam War Policy by Holmes Alexander
Holmes Alexander argues that Americans misunderstand the Indochina crisis and asserts that the communist strategy relies on protracted wars. He links Vietnam, Cuba and Congo events to a broader plan, warning that US leaders underestimated the long, inconclusive nature of liberation wars. Conclusion stresses a costly future with continued conflict unless policy shifts.
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Washington, D.C
Narready
USA
Nam
Nik
Castro
Cuba
Hood
Saigon
Congo
Belling
Batista
East Africa
South Viet
Hanoi
Kennedy
Borders
Johnson
JFK
LBJ
Khrushchev
Bheing
Asia
Indochina
Theia
North Vietnam
Pham
van Dong
Saturday Evening Post
Pusan
MacArthu
Inchon
John
South
Son
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Wheat and politics collide as world demand rises
John Chamberlain argues wheat policy shapes Cold War dynamics as the U S feeds India and Canada supplies wheat to Soviet China. He notes rising world consumption, shrinking carryovers, and Freeman's crop controls becoming outdated while farmers push for market-based prices.
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U.S
India
Canada
Red China
Republican Party
Soviet
Russia
America
Europe
Freeman
Brezhevy
Kosygin
Moscow
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Washington
Orville Freeman
Gulf Stream
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William F. Buckley, Jr
Wes Awale
Wilal Wao
Michael O'Hara
FBI
Scotland
Soviet Russia
Orkney
Nenlth
Russell Kirk
Tilly
Madrid
Rong Way Wong
THE
Danville Register
Danville
Associated Press
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
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la Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Holmes Alexander
John Chamberlain
Farm
Des Moines
Texas
al Giesberger
Massachusetts
Death Valley
Sludgepump
Saya
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