Starling War Threatens Air Safety Across the Nation
The Air Force fights starling incursions near airports amid mounting losses and billions in damage. Once imported to New York's Central Park, the birds spread nationwide, feasting on runways, drawing military weaponry and public concern over aviation safety.
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Nick
Air Force
Virginia
Carolina
Old Witt Shakespeare
Wiit
England
Shaxespgarr
New York
Central Park
A Troika Among Beggars
A Soviet grain gain and China’s recovery prompt continued import needs with Canada and Australia. India would receive 200000 tons from the Kremlin, boosting aid to 1.1 million tons, while a new World Food and Population Crisis Committee seeks private funds. The piece criticizes private groups influencing foreign policy.
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Soviet Union
Russia
China
Red China
Canada
Australia
Kremlin
India
Richard Orrincer
New York
James G. Parton
National Farmers Union
World Food and Population Crisis Committee
United States
Orr - Orcrncer - Parton Group
Rights Clash With Union Demands In Toledo Strike
A Toledo street department strike over wage demands triggers court injunctions as unionized workers picket city buildings. Arrests occur and some strikers threaten jail rather than obeying the order while debates on workers rights and government wage policy rise in Congress.
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Democratic Party
GOP
Kennedy
Johnson
Toledo
Ohio
Streets Department
Jso
90Th Congress
Operation Hometown Hire-irons Opens Roanoke for Students
Roanoke Valley welcomes hundreds of homebound college students to Patrick Henry High School for a full day event sponsored by the Roanoke Chamber of Commerce. About 35 companies discuss job openings in engineering, accounting, economics, education, journalism, and tech services.
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Roanoke
Roanoke Valley
Pearson Versus Hoover Privacy Rights Highlighted
The article questions Drew Pearson defending privacy rights while accusing him of trafficking in stolen documents from a United States Senator. It portrays the tension between public records and personal correspondence, suggesting modern debates over privacy and press access.
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Drew Pearson
Pearson
United States
Torneys
Ameri
Ran
State Department
Hoover
al l
FBI
Messrs
Miranda
Escobedo
Avery
Justice Department
Coordin
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau
Plato-Socrates as Conservative Journalism Pioneers
Washington columnist Holmes Alexander argues that Plato and Socrates form the first conservative interviewers, shaping a tradition of debunking and probing public figures. The piece notes Socratic methods, the contrast between wealth and power, and how modern reporters pursue truth through private channels and selective access.
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Washington, D. C
Plato
Athens
Socrates
Washington
Tha
Supreme
Pentagon
Secrem
Haltion
Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Las Vegas
Lyndon Johnson
Romney in the News and GOP 1960s Skewed Prospects
The piece surveys Romney's national standing amid GOP chatter, noting signals from Hugh Scott, Jacob Javits, and California and Michigan factions. It weighs New Hampshire and other primaries, plus mentions Rockefeller, Percy, and Reagan as potential rivals, with a mix of party dynamics and public perception.
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Danville
Associated Press
Jocal News
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
George Romney
Rockfeller
Romney
United States
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
George Murphy
California
Jacob Javits
Wiliam Beasley
Javits
Sam
Beasley
Nell
Rockefeller
Sam Sheppard
Supreme Court
Streen
Albany
Washington
Michigan
Young Americans For Freedom
Contrict
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
New Hampshire
Nixon
Goldwater
Percy
Farm programs may go as 1967 begins, voters decide
John Chamberlain notes surpluses dwindling as China and Russia bid for Canadian wheat while U.S. farmers shift to livestock feed and milo. He critiques government price supports and argues for ending farm programs as consumer costs rise and Farm Bureau gains sway. He suggests a consumer cabinet concept and mocks space mission bugs in a final quip about nasal mist in homes.
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Australia
Mao Tse-tung
Ho Chi Minh
Europe
Poland
U.S
India
Washington
North Central States
South Dakota
Charles Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Shuman
Farmers of America
Hhis
Department of Agriculture
Orvilla Freeman
Farm Bureau Federation
Lyndon Johnson
Farm Bureau
Texas
Democratic Party
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Jack Anderson
Lulu
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