Methodist Secretary of State Criticizes Vietnam Policy
The article critiques A Dupuy Warp of Washington for opposing U S policy in Vietnam and questioning containment. It notes Warp's view that escalation and bombing are abhorrent and questions whether world opinion justifies abandoning containment. It warns Warp has no standing in governmental circles despite influence among Methodist clergy.
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Methodist Board of Christian Social Concerns
A. Dupuy Warp
Washington
United States
Viet Nam
Wann
Lake Junaluska
Warp
Warn
Junaluska
Windup Nears in Fifth District Campaign Attacks Endorsements
As the windup week of the Democratic primary arrives, incumbents Byrd and Robertson plan final appearances in the Fifth District. Byrd visits Gretna after stops in Lynchburg, Appomattox, Bedford and Pittsylvania to greet supporters, while Robertson campaigns in Martinsville and makes a public stop in Danville with no formal speech.
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U.S. Senate
Harry F. Byrd
Gretna
Lynchburg
Appomattox
Bedford
Pittsylvania
Byrp
Carrincton Thompson
Willis Robertson
Danville
Martinsville
Robertson
Fifth
Repeartson
Virginia
Lee
Jackson
Danville Register Subscription Rates Declared
The Danville Register lists subscription costs including daily and Sunday by carrier at 35 cents weekly and single copies at 6 cents. Mail subscriptions are 15 dollars yearly, 7.50 for six months, 3.75 for three months, and 1.25 for one month, all payable in advance.
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Mail
Phrases From a Bygone Congress and Days of Pioneers
A collage of statements touches on civic life and westward travel. It mentions politicians dodging price concerns, cooks adapting to rain, and pioneers facing long miles without pools. The text notes reluctance among senators to criticize each other and reflects on public opinion and recognition of governments abroad.
Buckley Sees Johnson Through War Critics
The piece argues Lyndon Johnson remains committed to a legitimate defense of Vietnam, despite harsh critics. It cites James Reston and others, defends Johnson’s patience and strategy, and asserts his aim to see the war to its end while maintaining veracity and judgment under intense scrutiny.
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Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Haiphong
Hawaii
New York ‘Times
Washington
Mr. James
Reston
Jane
Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
Ton
Caire
United States
Roosevelt
Bellion
Auschwine Alduil
de Gaulle
Avitine
Messrs. Reston
Politicians share sweet tooth in famed cookbook
A survey of public figures reveals a cookbook listing favorite pies and desserts from governors and senators across states. Names such as Lyndon Johnson, Henry Bellman, Tim Babcock, George Smathers, and others appear, each linked to a distinct treat reflecting their tastes. The piece notes a broad pattern of politicos endorsing homey pies and desserts.
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Florida
Wil
Liam Scranton
Alvania
Millard Tawes
Thisjland
Governor
Yons, Inc
Loretta
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Indianapolis
Charlotte Reid
Illinois
Hawaii
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachussetts
Jay
United States
Werethertis Harrison
Virginia
William Avery
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
John Burns
Hubert Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Tim Babcock
Montana
Charles Mosher
Ohio
George Murphy
California
George Smathers
Private Peace Corps idea sparks debate in Latin America
John Chamberlain outlines a conservative critique of action programs in Latin America. He profiles Joe Blatchford and Accion International as alternatives to government welfare, arguing local initiative and private effort can address shantytowns or favelas better than top down aid.
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Accion Comunal
Soccess
Joe Blatchford
Action International
East Fifty
Favelas
Brazil
Rio de Janiero
Villa Kennedy
Flaca Fa Wa
Joseph H
Joe, Blatchford
United States
Latin America
Law School
Whitty
Jee
Acrion International
Pro Venezuela
Venezuela
Peace Corps
Peace Corps PLC
Laird Attacks McNamara In Defense Budget Critique
Rep. Melvin Laird charges Defense Secretary Robert McNamara with incompetence and miscalculation in handling Vietnam and nuclear policy. He cites 1961 onward misreadings of World Communism, overreliance on wishes about the enemy, and a shift from initiative to response, warning such thinking risks 1970s crises and dangerous parity.
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Washington, D.C
Lyndon Johnson
Andi Haiphong
House
Gerry Ford
Mich
Senate
Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Melvin Laird
Wis
Johnson
Defense
McNamara
Laird
North Vietnam
Mec ‘Namara
Defense Department
Vietnam
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Admiral Rickover
World Railroads Race to Faster Trains Across Nations
Countries pursue speed gains with new turbine and jet-assisted trains. United States and Canada run demonstrations aiming to cut Washington to New York travel under three hours, while Japan’s Hikari averages 108 mph with a 159 mph test. France plans Aerotrain tests near Paris at 250 mph. The Aerotrain uses air jets for lift and propulsion with a rear propeller seat for braking.
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United States Commerce Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
New York
Canadian National Railways
Toronto
Montreal
Tokyo-Osaka
Tokyo Central
Paris
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Kentucky
Hayden Burns
Roger Branigin
Indiana
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