Guidelines for Congressmen on Powett Seat and Censure
A House select committee nears agreement on denying Powett admission while recommending his seat with severe censure and possible fines for fund misuse. The aim is to avoid turning Powett into a martyr and to show Harlem voters and Negro Americans that action is merit based.
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House of Representatives
Avan
Clayton Powett
PoweEl
Adam Powett
Harlem
Powett
Powsett
Bay
Powerit
P. T. Barnum
Congress
Gentleman
New York
Rep. Perkins
Kentucky
House
Johnsons spoils system under Vietnam era policy winners
The piece accuses President Johnson of using war to entrench political favors. It cites Lockheed-Georgia's C 5 A plants as a case where four congressmen gained sub assembly sites for districts, with three as powerful committee chairs. It claims one loser, Moran, lost his seat while the others benefited from the administration’s tactics.
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Vietnam
White House
Lockheed-Georgia Company
Lockheed - Georgia
Marietta
Joz L. Evans
D-Tenn
Thomas E. Morcan
D-Pa
Foreign Affairs Committee
Harvey
Srackers
D-Woa
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Rep
Walrer
Moetter
Andy Jackson
Fifty Million Frenchmen Births Signal Population Peak
The French government anticipates August birth of the fifty millionth living Frenchman, reflecting postwar population growth and economic gains. The phrase stems from a WWI slogan and mirrors France’s demographic surge under De Gaulle era policies.
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DE GauLiz
Romney eyes 1968 race hints in Alaska tour
The Michigan governor rumors about presidential ambitions surface as he speaks across the nation. He criticizes Johnson's Vietnam policy as clumsy and ill timed while signaling Romney ideas on domestic issues. Report notes press misdirection and questions the governor's campaign knowledge.
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Michigan
Lansing
Romney
Anchorage
Alaska
Johnson
Vietnam
Jonsson
LBJ
Hanoi
Romsey
Bum
Danville Register subscription rates and mailing notice
The Danville Register announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with in town carrier and mail options. It lists prices for various terms, discount zones, and renewal reminders, along with national advertising reps and postal details.
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Danville
Associated Press
Mall
Branram Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Beginnings Of Communism Fourth Article In A Series
L. D. Johnson examines the brutal costs of transforming Tsarist Russia into a modern state. Stalin’s terror, kulak elimination, and mass reeducation shaped a depersonalized, tightly controlled system with fears of freedom, while Pavlovian conditioning and state monopoly over labor and education reinforced conformity. The article notes signs of strain and promises a concluding piece next week.
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Russia
Stalin
Siberia
North Vietnam war prospects grow as U S air raid pressure hardens
The piece argues Hanoi resists peace talks while facing intensified U S bombing plans targeting Haiphong air fields and industrial sites. It contends Soviet China strains cut munitions routes, but U S resolve and North Vietnamese weakness could push toward negotiated settlement if Beijing and Moscow refrain from direct involvement.
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Hatai
Johnson
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Ho Chi Minh
China
Soviet Russia
Mao Tse-tung
South
Vietnam
Eors
John Son
United States
Rusk
Russia
Israel and United States Converge in Mid East Policy
An editorial reflects on Israel as a West ally and US aims to curb Soviet influence in the Middle East. It notes Israel’s creation in 1948, postwar recognition by the United States, and US efforts to balance power amid Arab states, with calls for peace negotiations and arms balance stability. The piece cites the American Israel Public Affairs Committee and a February 1980 policy conference in Washington led by Avraham Warham.
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Soviet Union
Iran
United States
Near East
Jordan
Israel
Mediterranean
Africa
Near
Middle East
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Republic of Israel
Republic
Harry S. Truman
William M. Tuck
Virginia
Richmond
Commonwealth of Virginia
United Nations
Security Council
General Assembly
France
Britain
Turkey
Greece
Iraq
John Foster Dulles
Egypt
Syria
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Great Britain
Aden
Nasser
Persian Gulf
Lynston B. Johnson
Congress
Foreign Office
Department of State
American Israel Public Affairs Committee
Washington
Checker Board
Internas
Johnson's Cuba stance in flux amid Latin American talks
The piece argues President Johnson pursues only economic aims while Castro's Cuba affects Latin America and Vietnam policy. It notes U S efforts to curb Cuban influence through the OAS and a denuclearization treaty, amid Cuban exile reports and a Caracas Havana dynamic.
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Castro
Vietnam
Moscow
Congress
Havana
Union
Kosygin
Venezuela
Gormala
Colombia
Rico
Kremlin
Cuba
OAS
Asia
Guatemala
Thanat Kheman
Thailand
U.S
Washington
Latin America
Mexico City
America
Eduardo Ritter
Miami
Mi J
University of Californial
Saii
Manuel Vidal
Florida
Communist Party Forum
State Department
Ritter
Iter
Fernando Aletavert
Panama
Vidal
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