The Official Bombardment Of Public Information Mills
The piece argues ongoing government information campaigns flood the press with propaganda. It notes 425 million annually funds this effort, surpassing Congress and judiciary in cost and exceeding major news gathering by big outlets. It contrasts government messaging with independent reporting and calls attention to press obfuscation and competing truths.
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Hanoi
Haiphong
United States
Joan S. Karon7
Knight Newspapers
Congress
Judiciary
Kyicut
Lnicut
Rusk
Executive Department
Industrial emigres in France study social security and capital ties
American capital invested in French industrial facilities draws mixed reactions over balance of payments. France imposes a robust social security system funded by employer and worker contributions, with industry overheads and welfare outlays far exceeding U.S. levels. French pre natal to death coverage shapes costs, and the trend influences labor, taxation, and corporate planning for expatriate American employers.
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France
U. S
Dr Gauttx
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Belgium
United States
Pany
U.S
Johnson
Changing tides of marriage and divorce in modern society
A survey notes increased stability in marriages since the early 20th century, with greater church and law tolerance for divorce. Women’s legal equality and independence strengthen partnerships, while older norms fade. Alongside, archaeology warns marble ruins erode while national justice spending lags behind consumer goods.
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American Historical Association
Toronto
William L. O'Neil
University of Wisconsin
Danville Register Home Delivery Rates Notice
This notice lists daily and Sunday subscription prices for Danville, Virginia, including in city and suburbs 35 cents a week for carrier delivery and 15 cents for Sunday copies. Mail rates: one year 815, six months 7.50, three months 3.75, one month 1.25. Also notes AP rights and renewal reminders. Billing zones and national ad reps are mentioned.
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Danville
Associated Press
Buckley on Nuclear Debate and Berlin Era Reflections
Buckley questions the push for tactical nuclear use in Vietnam and analyzes motives behind the debate. He recalls Garwin’s Saigon trip, Cold War fears, and past Berlin crisis remarks by Eisenhower, noting political spin and moralizing on both sides amid a tense era.
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Senate
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Richard L. Garwin
Columbia University
Saigon
Rostrums
United States
Harold Wilson
Great
Bvilston
Washington
White House
Garwin
Britain and US policies under Wilson and Johnson debated
The piece argues Wilson mismanages Britain facing socialism and costly schemes while Johnson pushes imperial and international proposals. It critiques sanctions on Rhodesia, calls for housing reform, and questions American plans abroad amid rising costs and global tensions.
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Harold Wilson
Winston Churchill
Johnson
Britain
Branneal
Labor Party
Rhodesia
Wilson
English Channel
Henry and
Brooks Adams
Gavin on Vietnam parallels with Washington era
A Washington Birthday column contrasts General Gavin's call to phase out in Vietnam with a Burkean view of a modern war. The piece argues enclaves, potential escalations, and the risk of wider conflict, noting Ho Chi Minh's Marxism and the domino theory fears, while urging careful withdrawal amidst global tensions.
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James Gavin
Washington
Vietnam
Gavin
U.S
South Vietnam
William Howe
America
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Burgoyne
New England
Hudson Valley
Pennsylvania
Cornwallis
Banastre Tarleton
Marion
Swamp Fox
Yorktown
Edmund Burke
Charles Foy
George the Third
Lyndon Janson
Rochambeau
Camranh Bay
South China Sea
Ho Chi Minh
Haiphong
da Nang
Saigon
Laos
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Moscow
Southeast Asia
Korea
Middle East
Berlin
Tropics
Newark
Watts
Detroit
George Washington
Karl Marx
Thiland
Thailand
Burma
Japan
Thay
Khesanh
Perimeter of Asia
Khesann
Water as resource frontier described in good news tone
Holmes Alexander surveys Interior Department testimony on desalted seawater becoming a real resource. Desalting advances, Bolsa Island and Engle plant in California highlight future water supply, cost reductions, and potential industrial benefits. Bureaucratic pace noted, with optimism that large scale desalination and computer aided planning will guide public works and costs.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Interior Department
Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Jack Hunter
America
New York City
New Jersey
Atlantic
California
Los Angeles
Bolsa Island
Atomic Energy Commission
Metropolitan Water District
Southern California
San Diego
Clair Engle
Engle
Interior
Hunter
Fred Othman
Capitol Steps
Mount Vernon View to Be Protected by New Piscataway Park
The government acquires 1000 waterfront acres in Maryland to shield Mount Vernon’s scenic Potomac view from commercial development. The project preserves a panorama cherished since Washington’s 1754 land purchase, aligning with Mount Vernon’s long history as a national shrine and Washington’s enduring estate stewardship.
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George Washington
Mount Vernon
United America
Washington
Virginia
Maryland
Piscataway Park
Piscataway
Patowmack
America
Mount Verdon
Valley Forge
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William F. Buckley, Jr
DeBogey
Goldwater
Rebody
Hitler
Europe
Soviet Union
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Confucius
Eisenhower
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Kussell Kirk
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Tuin
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