Extremists and Moderates in Johnson Campaign Rhetoric
A critical look at how liberals label conservatives as extremists shows Lyndon Johnson and supporters portraying opponents as extreme partisans. The piece contrasts Johnson's past poverty with current wealth and discusses wartime policy, votes, and political strategy to tag foes as extreme.
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Viet Nam
Johnson
Viet Cong
Banry Gallowater
Washington
Congress
Lbj Ranch
Texas
Join- Son
LBJ
Great Society
Official Residence for Vice President Debated in Congress
The piece examines proposals to establish an official VP residence, led by Senator Smathers with a plan for Admiral's House near the Naval Observatory. Senator Monroney counters with a $1 million bill to buy or build a suitable home, arguing proximity to the president aids emergency response and saves expenses. Blair House is noted as an existing option.
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Johnson
Huperto Horatio Humpharey
HHH
LBJ
Congress
Grorce A. Smathers
Florida
Smathers
Strathers
Massachusetts Avenue
Naval Observatory
Embassy Row
Navy
Mixx Monroney
Monroney
Smarters
White House
Truman
Presidential Mansion
Blair House
Danville Register Revenue and Delivery Rates Summary
The Danville Register lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions in advance, with city carrier deliveries at 35 cents weekly and single copies at 6 cents, Sunday 15 cents. Mail rates are 15 dollars yearly, 7.50 half year, 3.75 quarter, 1.25 monthly. The paper is an Associated Press member with national ad representatives noted and rates vary by postal zones. Renewals advised and notices mailed 10 days before expiration.
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Associated Press
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Freeman Voices Bread Trust Denunciation as Peanut Exports Rise
Secretary Freeman denounces the bread trust while noting the United States rose from sixth to fourth in peanut exports. The piece lightly warns not to overlook non space race progress and other sectors.
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Freeman
Bread Trust
United States
Vale of Kashmir Faces Tourism Driven Change
Current Opinion laments Jammu and Kashmir plans by Minister Tariq to add modern facilities to the Vale of Kashmir. The piece contrasts sacred beauty with proposed cabarets and hotels, noting Maui and Bali developments as warnings and questioning the desirability of altering nature’s allure. It concludes with doubt that modernization can improve upon nature.
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Vale of
Kashmir
Srinagar
A. M. Tariq
Information and Tourism
India
Jammu and Kashmir
Hawaiian
Maui
Bali
Sukarno
Johnson risks backlash by ignoring public temper
Ralph de Toledano argues Lyndon B. Johnson risks alienating a majority by forcing through punitive measures and a rapid legislative agenda. He notes 14(b) repeal opposition, foreign aid, Medicare, urban department plans, and a looming $70 billion cost, warning housewives and broader voters may revolt when benefits are seen as costly.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Congress
Charles A. Lindberg
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Aflcio
House
Senate
White House
Medicare
Department of Urban Affairs
Harry S. Truman
Mormon Influence Grows as Salt Lake City Surges
A century ago Mormons faced intense hostility and anti American perception. Now L D S members are a patriotic force guiding daily life and community welfare across Utah and western states. Church organization, faith practices and active service sustain their vitality.
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Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Deseret
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
L.D.S
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
New Zealand
Wasatch Mountains
Geneva Steel
Idaho
Nevada
Frank Tasmenbaum
Senator Soaper and White-House Wit in 1960s Echoes
A satirical column riffs on political life and public ethics. It pokes fun at frozen custard trends, corporate spying, fashion, and government service while hinting at President Johnson and Dean Rusk influencing a baseball audience.
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Johnson
Dean Rusk
Mole-Run and Left Politics at Capitol Grounds
A reader notes Staughton Lynd and the Assembly of Unrepresented People in Washington. The piece accuses the group of using civil rights rhetoric to oppose U.S. Vietnam policy and criticizes perceived leftist tactics affecting African Americans and national aims. The author argues Lynd and allies betrayed Negro interests.
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Capitol
Washington
Coxey
Staughton Lynd
Yale University
Lynd
Old Henry David Thoreau
Vietnam
Thoreau
South Vietnam
Lyndh
Assembly of
Congress
Mississippi
U.S
Lyndon Johnson
Asia
Assembly
Castro
Nasser
Central
Africa
Cuba
North Vietnam
Red China
Soviet Russia
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Baltic States
East Germany
Poland
America
Staughton Lyndh
United States
John Birch Society debate draws reader reactions
William Buckley surveys JBS leadership and member views in a column. He cites questions about leadership influence, members' understanding of Welch's positions, and reader letters from St. Louis, Denver, New York, Baltimore, and other cities.
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John Birch Society
JBS
American Opinion
Robert Welch
Eca
William Patten
St. Louis
CMS
Lenore Me
W. D. Porter
Lexington
Overstreets
Gus Hall
Chet Huntley
William Gehrke
Denver
Colo
Iman
Ile
United States
George Caldwell
San Crescento
Calif
Russia
Ruth S. Matthews
New York
Congress
Col. Golieski
Ske
Monica Doeing
Santa Barbara
General Walker
John Dalziel
Brooklyn
Arthur Barksdale
San Mateo
Robert Jonas
Oyster Bay
L.I
James Oviatt
Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
Lippmann
Goldberg
Abel Johnson
Bob Welch
Eisenhower
Patricia Huster
Baltimore
Lee Adamson
Bellingham
Wash
John Keneth Galbraith
National Review
J. T. Timothy
Willimantic, Conn
Judas
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Golpwater
Mr. Johnson
Lady Birp
Jounson
Kennboys
Joanson
THE
Danville Register
Danville
Washington Post
Ralph de Toledano
Russell Kirk
Senator Soaper
John Chamberlain
William F. Buckley, Jr
Birch Society
Donald
Dwight Eisenhower
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