Wallace candidacy signals third party bid for president
Former Alabama governor Groce Wallace announces a third party bid for the presidency in Washington, facing an uphill race amid his wife Lurleen Wallace's illness. Analysts note potential state gains, electoral vote risks, and how a Wallace run could disable LBJ or help the Democratic nominee.
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Senator Kennedy urges end to Vietnam fiction at Chicago luncheon
The New York senator who helped publish Death of a President urged an end to Johnson era Vietnam fiction. He disputed the administration’s war policies while critics argued his statements mislead readers and risk national interests. He suggested Viet Cong and North Vietnamese roles in South Vietnam, a view opposed by President Johnson and the Chiefs of Staff. The piece questions his honesty and the nation’s mood on truth and policy.
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Norseback Dinner Horse Parade at Sherry's 1903
A socialite hosted a world famous Norseback Dinner in Sherry's New York ballroom. Horses from Billings stable were paraded in a woodland scene with a sky ceiling and stars. Guests rode saddled tables served dessert while oats were provided to mounts. Photographs spread nationwide.
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Danville Daily Rates and Associated Press Notice
The Danville Register lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with carrier and mail options. The newspaper notes AP rights, local dispatch rights, and national advertising representatives across major U.S. cities.
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Soviet Dissents and Russian Parallels in a Troubled System
John Chamberlain notes Premier Kosygin’s tough stance to Life magazine editors while Soviet fears of war hinge on unknowns. He compares Soviet market struggles and Moscow dominated politics to the U S inflation and bureaucracy woes. He cites Liberman’s limited reform ideas and peasant autonomy as cautious openings amid censorship and strict control.
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Maxim Litvinov
Vladimir Bukovsky
Arabia
Mozambique
Saint Lucifer’s Church and Soviet Power Debate
A critical essay contrasts a stark secular Gothic church mockery of faith with Moscow’s tightening control under the Brezhnev era. It notes windowless interiors, a temple-like stage, and a push for greater local soviet authority amid dissident trials and broader East-West tensions.
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A Choice For Mr Nixon On Campaign Tactics
Ralph de Toledano urges Richard Nixon to confront hard issues in New Hampshire and beyond. He argues a forthright stance on Vietnam and domestic policy could boost Nixon’s credibility, while warning of risks from opposing voices and media distortion.
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Nuclear whistle fades for Johnson in Asia wars
Holmes Alexander argues that nuclear diplomacy once kept crises in check but warns Lyndon Johnson may lose credibility if he does not act. He cites Kennedy and Eisenhower as precedent, notes McNamara's flawed view on overkill, and details how Soviet advances in strategic tech threaten U S security. The piece warns the whistle may pass to adversaries if inaction continues.
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Geographic Tee Fishermen Enjoy Warm Feet Hot Toddies
The dead of winter proves ideal for ice fishing as fishermen brace against snow in portable huts. They keep warm with stoves and toddies while tip-up devices signal bites. Villages bloom on lakes like Lake Simcoe and Perchville on Lake Huron’s Bay. Fishing targets include perch, walleye, and bluegill. sturgeon fishing remains rare and lengthy.
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