India pursues pacifist path amid Sino Pakistan tensions
In a nuanced stance India seeks coexistence while facing border skirmishes with China and Pakistan. New Delhi stresses talking over fighting, urges rapid military production, and seeks to widen its defense base. The Dalai Lama refuge and Tibetan refugees figure in the border exchanges.
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Sailor Manry Dreams Big Ocean Voyage
Robert Neal Manry, a plain copy editor from Cleveland, quit a three month unpaid leave to sail his 1314 foot boat Tinkerbelle solo across the Atlantic. He completed the 3200 mile crossing from Falmouth Massachusetts to Falmouth England in 78 days and earned a hero’s welcome. His dream grows toward a Pacific crossing.
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Greece seeks stability with new government plan
King Constantine names Euras Tsrarmoxos, a political independent and former Communist ally, to form a government capable of parliamentary approval. In Athens, Andreas Papandreou warns that any palace-appointed government would be toppled by popular uprisings and demonstrations, signaling growing tensions.
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Greece may face general election amid government delay
The article notes Greece risks a general election if a new government is not formed soon. It describes how the king invites a political leader to form a cabinet, then the premier designate must assemble a majority in parliament, with no mandate without parliamentary approval.
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Buckley on Los Angeles unrest and sociologist failures
The text critiques sociologists and moralizers for misreading the Los Angeles explosion impact. It argues interracial progress is overstated, cites displacement and frustration among Black residents and white refugees, and notes the Watts district’s economic distress and casualties. It portrays a harsh view of social theories failing to explain the unrest.
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Picking An Argument With Chase Manhattan
A critic challenges inflation and the value of modern life, arguing that rising prices and quality shifts shape society. The piece cites Chase Manhattan Bank research on price trends, queries the motive of economists, and questions progress in medicine, cars, and consumer goods amid social unrest in Los Angeles.
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Russell Defends Nation as He Returns to Senate Fight
Senator Richard Russell of Georgia, back after illness, denounces new federal departments and inflated military funding. He urges Congress to resist emergency budgets while warning the Sino Soviet bloc competes in Vietnam. Russell hails as defender of national safety and questions administration spending. Governor Carl Sanders may challenge him for the seat next year.
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Civil Rights Confusion Sparks Los Angeles Violence
Ralph de Toledano argues that the Los Angeles riots mark a new stage in the civil rights era, describing it as an insurrection fueled by extremist rhetoric and a perceived immunity under court rulings. He blames leadership and media for amplifying unrest, warns of a broader social collapse, and warns against exploitation by Communists and civil rights rhetoric.
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Pat) Brown
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