Red China and Soviet Union risk clash over Mongolia
The article discusses how Moscow and Peking project influence, with Red China facing 600000 troops and eight air bases near Mongolia, while Soviet forces reportedly move into Mongolia to deter China. It warns of a potential confrontation the Kremlin wishes to avoid being outgunned.
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Moscow
Peking
Red China
Kunming
Hong Kong
Hainan Island
Viet Nam
Laos
Burma
Mao
Mongolia
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Russia
Mongolian People’s Republic
Tibet
India
Red Army
Brooklyn Store Donates To Build Farm In Prospect Park
A Brooklyn store owner donates 90000 to construct a farm in Prospect Park between the zoo and amusement area. The planned farm includes a barn, feeding areas, watering spots, a haystack, covered bridge and a tree house for children to see domesticated animals and learn about rural life.
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Brooklyn
Prospect Park
Grandpa
Grandma
Merchants weigh cost of new Virginia sales tax
The Virginia Retail Merchants Association pressed a statewide sales tax to replace the gross receipts levy. Merchants fear higher costs from collection and labor, noting municipal practices and escalating bills. The House must choose between Senate and own versions before Governor approval.
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Virginia Retail Merchants Association
Virginia
Danville
House of Delegates
Senate
Goowin
Transco operations report aids Danville gas utility growth
Dangilie, as a supplier to Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corporation, relies on the 1965 Transco operations report to support Danville's municipal gas utility. Danville's demand has risen over the decade from 32 to 15 percent and now exceeds six billion cubic feet, reflecting expanding volume requirements.
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Dangilie
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corporation
Transco
Danville
WGE
Jast
Danville Register notices and Transco gas reserves data
The Danville Register prints subscription rates and local news notes. It then reports Transco’s gas production and reserves, noting 634.7 to 637 billion cubic feet used last year with a 19 year remaining life at current rates, and a 12.2 trillion cubic foot reserve at year end 1985 amid planned expansion in Danville industries.
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Danville Va
Associated Press
Gerein
Berein
Branham Company
Iago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
Sao Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Cenewala
Danville
Transco
History of political blame and student rebellion across cities
A compact commentary argues that administrations inherit problems and that former high school students’ misdeeds persist as they transition into adulthood. The piece contrasts inherited issues with actions attributed to dropped out youths and urban unrest.
The Courage to Try in Faith and Vision
A preacher stresses the danger of fear and mediocrity, citing the Children’s Crusade and Jesus feeding the 5,000 to urge bold commitment. He argues humans fail to act without vision, faith, courage, and will, and that true potential lies in trying with what we have.
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Europe
Palestine
Italy
Jesus
Metan
Lori
Galli- Jean
Viet Nam Press Objectivity and the Feeding Fifth Thousand
Ralph de Toledano argues that press objectivity in the Viet Nam war is elusive and influenced by bias. The column contrasts reporter editors and a public misled by interpretive reporting, urging reliance on facts. It closes with a parable about sharing offerings, urging faith and action beyond perceived limits.
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Viet Nam
Washington Post
Mr. Just
Robert Shaplen
The
New Yorker
Denis Warner
the Reporter
Ward
London
U.S
Forrest Andent
Edilors
Viet
Vietnam
Johnson
Congress
American Reporter
Senator Soaper and the Odd Barroom Exchange
The column hints at rising prices and shoppers like Tilly who avoid overalls while musing on civic education and housing. It notes accidents at residences, a slogan about safe at home in sports, and quirky bar talk. It ends with humorous asides on vegetables, cooking, and a peculiar barroom crowd.
Activism and faith collide at the Washington prayer breakfast
The piece notes John Chamberlain and others at a Washington prayer breakfast, examining how activists and the Establishment clash over morality and policy. It discusses President Johnson's alignment with Billy Graham, debates on U.S. image, and the role of Junior Chamber of Commerce leaders in shaping political dialogue during the era.
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Wash-Fowler
Anington
Jesus Christ
Ivy League
Chang
Felix Frankfurterlers
Temple
Harvard
Franklin
Roose Lized
Johnson
Richard Goodwin
al- Arthur Schlesinger
George Bundy
Harry Truman
Truman
Russia
Billy Graham
Commerce
Washington
House of Representatives
Cane
Albert Quie
Minsmark
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U.S
John Beyond
Stennis
Mississippi
Senate
T Johnson
Graham
Atlantic City
South Vietnam
AllJeft
Billy
John
Astlength
Tom Clark
America
Supreme Court
Tury
Treasury
Henry Attairs
Albert Jay Nock Seen as Remnant Churching Civilization
The obituary reflects on Albert Jay Nock’s life and ideas. It notes his antiwar stance during World War II and his role as a sharp critic of American civilization through The Freeman and his Memoirs of a Superfluous Man. It recalls his influence, the Nockian Society, and his place in American letters.
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Oirs
Thera
Robert
Cruden
South Broadway
Ievington
New York
Nock
Marcus Aurelius
Salt Lake Desert
Jefferson
Connecticut
Bernard ToldingsDell
Isaiah
the Freeman
Central Park
America
Brussels
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Batman
Finn Bar & Grill
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Dave
Hur
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