McNamara Eyes Expanded U S Role in Vietnam War
After two days with President Johnson, Defense Secretary McNamara states the South Vietnamese war situation has deteriorated and signals likely new measures. He notes a rising U S force need as Viet Cong guerrilla strengths outpace current troops, with possible 100,000 more Americans and draft calls anticipated.
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South Viet Nam
McNamara
United States
Secretary of Defense
Asia
Hanoi
Ho Cui Mixu
Peking
Moscow
U.S
Southeast Asia
Pyongyang
Viet Nam
Saigon
Johnson
Chilean Leader Frexi in Europe Seeks Third Force Support
Edvardo Frei of Chile, elected last September as president of the Christian Democrats, travels Europe seeking Third Force backing to counter a Communist-backed opposition. In France he meets Charles de Gaulle and discusses how Europe could help Chile avoid capitalist oppression while promoting development and popular participation. He aims to assess credits and commodities for Chile’s economy, though the UK offers little. Additional light commentary mixes odd local items and jokes.
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Talva
Chile
Christian Democrats
Fer
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Frer
France
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South America
Latin America
Frexi
U.S
Washington
Just Whaterer
Christian Democratic Party
le Monde
Christian Democracy
Frei
United Kingdom
Evizaneri
London
Fret
Senator Soaper’s Quip On Value Of Wife And Society
A satirical fragment parodies quotes about a wife’s weekly value to family set alongside comments on airlines salaries and public warnings. The piece wobbles through social stereotypes and grasping economist jokes, mentioning criminologists and a young man named Boboa amid urban escapades and discotheques.
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Boboa
The Danville Register Subscription Rates and Notices
The Danville Register lists subscription rates with daily and Sunday options, mail prices, and in-city carrier delivery. It notes AP affiliation and reproduction rights, advertising reps, and zone-based rate notes plus renewal reminders.
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Danville
Isc
Associated Press
Focal News
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Udall’s River Obsession Mirrors Great Society Boundaries
In a satirical dialog set in Washington, Secretary Holmes Alexander Udall confesses a craving for dominion over rivers through federal power. He cites the Keowee and Duke Power, argues for control of dams and transmission lines, and laments limits on federal reach. The psychiatrist jokes Stewart Udall belongs in Arizona for a cure.
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Udall
Keowee
Federal Power Commission
Commission
Duke Power Company
Interior Department
Duke
Carolinas
Piedmont
America
American Commonwealth
Couchmaster
The Public Tone on Lust and Love in Modern Education
A year’s worth of commentary surveys how undergraduates and public schools shape views on love and sex. John Wisner argues that substituting lust for love signals moral decay, linking sex to bloodshed, while urging continence and justice as safeguards against societal decline.
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John Keats
Lippincott
John Wisner
Nashiville
Wisner
Wisnier
Adlai Stevenson's Last Years Spark Changing U S View
The piece argues Adlai Stevenson, once a critic of pragmatic diplomacy, grew impatient with Communist rhetoric in his UN tenure. It praises a Toronto speech challenging neo aggression and suggests a future UN ambassador could advance Stevenson’s realism, potentially aided by Nixon or Judd, echoing FDR’s cross party appointments.
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Adial Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
London
Stevenson
Mr. Stevenson
NATO
Adlai Stevenson
Africa
South Africa
Soviet Union
United Nations Disarmament Commission
Toronto
Ministry of ‘Truth
United States
U. S
North Vietnam
Laos
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Ho Chi Minh
Richard Nixon
Walter Judd
Nixon
Judd
Franklin Roosevelt
Henry Stimson
Lyndon Johnson
Fdr
Lodge Reshapes Vietnam Policy With Buckley Tone
William F Buckley Jr argues General Maxwell Taylor failed as a battlefield leader and Henry Cabot Lodge would steer U S policy in Southeast Asia. He questions Johnsons diplomacy and demand more Asian involvement while criticizing leftist opposition and the jets escalation.
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Maxwell Taylor
Henry Cabot Lodge
Taylor
Washington
South Vietnam
West Point
United States
General Taylor
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Vietnam
Lodge
Ltar
United Nations
Ofsorts
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Love Against
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