Hard Road Ahead For Me Tooism
The liberal Eastern wing of the Republican party sits in disarray as 26 states with Republican Governors, including four in the East, threaten to dictate the Miami convention. Voters show wariness of liberalism, fearing crime and economic strain, while labor shifts away from political pawns and union members think for themselves. The era may face a national nervous breakdown as the campaign wears on.
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Republican Party
Midwest
Joan H. Cyaree
Rhode Island
Republican Governors Association
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Franquin D. Roosevelt
Barry Goop- Water
Gallup
Vietnam
National Committee For
Congress
America
Siilar
Rank and File
Geornae Meany
COPE
Lung Cancer Detection Kit Endorsed for Early Screening
The American Cancer Society New York division backs the New Cytotec Sputum Detection Kit as a potential equal to the Pap test for early lung cancer detection. Experts caution it’s not yet proven to diagnose at a stage amenable to treatment, but officials hope mass screening could be possible. Patients provide a morning sputum sample after coughing deeply, then cells are analyzed by specialized methods.
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American Cancer Society
New York
Knowledge For Next Decade At Princeton University
Princeton President Robert Francis Goren outlines a program to chart and organize knowledge for the next decade to train graduates for future societal problems. He cites broad interests, including science, technology, public affairs, poverty, nationalism, and political leadership, stressing the need for deeper insights and better educated minds to cope with looming challenges.
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Princeton University
Robert Francis Goren
Woonrow Wit Son
New Jersey
United States
Genesa
The Danvitae Register Rates and Notice
Subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions are listed for city and suburbs with payments in advance and mail options. The notice covers delivery, pricing, zones, and renewal procedures with Associated Press rights and national ad reps listed.
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Ganviie
Justi
Zinonde
Mber
Associated Press
Election Year Begins as Johnson Plans Answers
President Johnson signals a strategic approach to the deficit and re election aims. The press conference framing emphasizes timing, staging, and careful messaging to balance Washington caution with politically advantageous moves.
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Johnson
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Treasury
Fulbright Speaks On Foreign Policy And Vietnam Debate
Washington commentary analyzes Senator Fulbright's speeches amid Vietnam policy battles and balance of payments concerns. It compares his critique of U S policy to literary images of matricide, flags tensions with Johnson administration and Gaullist France, and foresees electoral consequences amid debates over defense spending and international monetary stability.
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Aeschlyns
Eugene O'Neill
Fulbright
Congress
Aaron Burr
Theodosia
Greece
Rome
Persecuion
Bill Pullevignt
Fulbright Jana Sted
Universitic
Lyndon Johnson
America
Neretrenoth
France
Vietnam
International Monetary Community
Johnson
Unitedi
Noa
Hanoi
Comte
Taylor
Reporter Magazine
USA
Walter Tinna
United States
Atj
Souis
Lionist
Hojher
Arkansas
Special
Tn Hirner
Mat
Allathor
Wn Nave
Dialog as a Tool or Trap in Public Life
The author critiques the use of dialog as a trend in public discourse and in higher education funding. He cites Florida reader F. S. Parrish and figures like Dr. King, noting that talk often replaces action and can degenerate into heated, unproductive debate. He urges genuine dialog with conscience, contrasts it with zealots, and discusses private colleges seeking subsidies and reforms amid rising public education dominance.
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Samuel Johnson
F. S. Parrish
George Santayana
Chancel
Biart
Gerald Compton Mackenzie
Vietnam
Howard
Garrow
Yale
Harvard
Brooklyn
St. John’s University
Island University
Abraham Ribizett
D-Conn
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Pleasant
P. T. Barnum
Bridgenort
James Halsey
John
Rockford
State University
Snc
Soviet Anti Semitism and Moslem Suppression Rumors
Rabbi Jacob Goldberg reports from Moscow that Jewish life in Russia is being murdered, not dying, as anti Semitism intensifies alongside Moslem suppression. He warns that Moscow aims to wipe out Islam within Soviet borders while pressuring Arab states in the Middle East.
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Jacob Goldberg
Fort Tryon
New York
Soviet Union
Moscow
Russia
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Nasser
Jordan
Institute For the
Ussr
Munich
Cairo
Kirghiz
Varlar Repuslie
Tadzhik Communist Party Congress
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