Travel Restraints Risk Hampering U S Travel Plans
The piece argues proposed travel restraints aim to curtail spending and reduce the balance of payments deficit by charging travelers ahead and verifying expenses, potentially diverting travel to Canada and Latin America. It notes 1967 travel deficits and warns controls may harm both sides of Atlantic business and the U S economy.
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Hemisphere
Canada
Latin America
Europe
Atlantic
United States
Demand Grows for Male Nurses in Nursing Shortage
A broad shift sees men entering nursing as women depart for other vocations and a persistent shortage of trained nurses continues. Veterans returning from service join the field, while the DEHW aims to recruit retirees and students to meet a projected need of about one million nurses nationwide by mid century.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Rockefeller Preempts Lindsay Over New York Garbage Strike
Governor Nelson moves to assume sanitation control from New York City as 100 000 tons of garbage accumulate during a strike by the Uniformed Sanitation Workers Association. The takeover signals a rift with Mayor John Lindsay and sparks national debate on presidential ambitions of Rockefeller.
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Nelson Rockefeller
New York General Assembly
Uniformed Sanitation Workers Association
John Lindsay
Rockefelter
Danville
Associated Press
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
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Los Angeles
Miami
Sandburg House Conn em ara to be National Historic Site
A bill to authorize federal purchase of Carl Sandburg’s Connemara estate at Flat Rock North Carolina aims to create a national memorial. Interior Secretary Udall notes Park Service readiness to operate facilities and maintain the property, with Mrs Sandburg offering to sell and donate papers and belongings. The appraisal is expected around 200000 dollars.
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Carl Sandburg
Flat Rock
Connemara
Roy Taylor
Udall
National Park Service
North Carolina
When The House Burns Down
Dr. L. D. Johnson recalls a November day when his family’s rambling farm home caught fire. Neighbors rushed in to warn them as flames leaped through the roof, there was little firefighting aid, and most belongings were lost.
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Johnson
Nixon
Rome
Fragments of a Debate on Liberty and Fidelity in America
A long, fragmented critique from a liberal column criticizes political rhetoric around Goldwater and Johnson, condemning mass media manipulation and totalitarian threats. It weighs civil liberties, public discourse, and a call for national unity grounded in justice and shared values amid a fractured election-year climate.
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American Civil Liberties Union
Wilson
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
United States
Guatemala
Lebanon
Vietnam
Cuba
Near East
Dr. Littell
Hargis
Bundy
MelIntire
Welch
Gerald L.K. Smith
Don Quixote
Hitler
John Birch Society
Major Bundy
Church League of America
National Council of Churches
Goldwater
Arthur Larson
Law Institute of
Duke
Stalin
Gus
Hall
Robert Welch
Earth
Institute For American Well
Littell
Rei Avarnet
Mee
Seaafar Reese
Children crave rules not chaos in disciplined upbringing
The piece argues children seek definite rules and occasional punishment to avoid an anarchic life. It contrasts disciplined, loving parenting with permissive homes fostering rebellion like the hippie critique, urging that duties, restraint, and moral habits be learned at home and warning that permissiveness harms more than hard knocks.
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Christina
Tam
St. Paul
Lincoln’s Legacy Questioned by Ebony Readers and Critics
Ebony Magazine weighs Lincoln’s record amid debates on emancipation and law. It notes he fought to keep the Union and only limited emancipation by military necessity, while critics claim his stance mixed liberty with white supremacy. The piece contrasts Lincoln with later antiwar sentiment and Ayr’s historical reevaluation, highlighting a century of contested memory.
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Lincoln
Lloyd Lewis
West
Yeze
Ebony Times
Msentine
Larona Bennett
Ebony
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Eugene McCarthy
Bobby Kennedy
Polk
U.S
Mexico
Bill Fulbright
Gulf of Tonkin
Benedict Arnold
Ilinois
Hhis
Union
Douglas Magazine
South
Ebony Magazine
Caribbean
Texas
William Lloyd Garrison
United States
Mall
Henry David Thoreau
Stephen Douglas
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Martin Luther King
George Meany
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Adolf Hitler
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National Education Association
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Institute For American Democracy
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