Weekend Of Decision In Vietnam As Johnson Reviews Policy
President Johnson and top advisers conduct full scale reviews of Vietnam and Southeast Asia to decide next steps. Debates center on sustaining Saigon, limiting conflict, and avoiding a wider war, with plans and options discussed for coastal zones and greater U.S. involvement. The outcome remains undecided as expectations mount for early statements on policy.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
White House
Saigon
Uncle Sam
Red China
Thailand
Indonesia
Suxarno
Pentagon
U.S. Navy
Coast Guard
South Viet Nam
U.S
Asia
Walking Example Of How To Get Along With The Press
An observer notes Everett Dirkson as a model for press relations, detailing his proactive, hard news approach and constant readiness with notes and facts. The piece praises Dirksen for seeking reporters, offering timely subjects, and presenting newsworthy material rather than generic rhetoric.
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Senator Dirksen
Dirksen
Johnson
Aml Mohlin
Bema Wohn Wonnenel
Eskimos Face Rapid Change From Igloos to Suburban Life
A look at Arctic life shows Eskimos shifting from nomadic hunts to settled living with radio repair, electricity, and TV dinners. The article notes population growth in Greenland, driven by diet changes, welfare programs, and new technologies since World War II, while Canadian and Danish efforts seek to ease modernization impacts.
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Northland
Arctic Circle
North America
Alaska
Greenland
Nuit
Akeleton
Arctic
Earth
Hans Brun
Smithsonian Institution
Inadvertent Bliss Aid to Conservative Splinters
John Chamberlain argues Ray Bliss, head of the Republican National Committee, mishandles conservative splinter groups like the John Birch Society and Americans for Conservative Action. He contends such groups, while controversial, help counter third party push and that Democratic appetite for supporting extra party groups contrasts with Republicans. He notes Kansas 27 year old Tom Van Sickle’s Young Republicans win as evidence of a moderating, not extreme, shift. He also highlights United Republicans of Ohio as a local development and urges Bliss to learn from Democratic openness to splinters.
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Ray Bliss
Republican National Committee
Barry Goldwater
Free Society Association
American Conservative Union
Americans For Constitutional Action
Ruc
John Birch Society
Goldwater
Republican Party
Indianapolis
Indiana
Americans For Conservative Action
Birch Association
Arthur Larson
Ajit
Group
Tom van Sickle
Kansas
Young Republicans
van Sickle
California
Young Americans For Freedom
United Republicans of
Ohio
Democratic National Committee
Government Holds Silver Stock to Stabilize Coin Value
The President stated a substantial government silver reserve will keep silver prices steady to deter profitable coin melting. Melting coins for silver is unprofitable and not in the public interest. Silver sells at 1.29 dollars per ounce, with melting costs wiping out gains. Hoarded silver earns less than bank interest on dollars over three years, per mint guidance.
Seek First the Kingdom Of God In Modern Life
The author urges choosing God and righteousness over material wealth, warning that pursuit of money enslaves and blinds. He cites Jesus words to seek first God’s kingdom, notes how wealth corrupts vision, pride, and priorities, and argues modern society must place God above possessions.
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Ioanson
Jesus
Paul
God
Christ Jesus
Dolar
Christ
The Danville Register All Departments
The Danville Register entry notes publication of all departments with postal handling as second class mail matter under the Danville Virginia post office.
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Danville
Stevenson and Taft as Models of Steady Leadership
The piece argues Adlai Stevenson and Robert Taft embodied principled, lawful leadership in American politics, contrasting them with Dwight Eisenhower and critiquing modern political trends. It links their wealth, independence from lobby influence, and commitment to constitutional democracy to lasting party coherence.
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Adlai Stevenson
United States
America
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Robert Taft
Dwight Eisenhower
Taft
Stevenson
John C. Calhoun
Orestes Brownson
Alexis de Tocqueville
de Tocqueville
Eugene McCarthy
Illnois
McCarthy
United States Senate
Steven Ison
Virginia Governor Campaign Facts and Conservative Ratings
A letter to the editor argues against misleading statements in Virginia politics. It cites Republican delegates supporting Goldwater, ACA ratings showing conservatives dominate many Republicans, and Linwood Holton’s claim of a responsible Conservative Position, concluding with the writer endorsing the Virginia Young Republicans.
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Virginia
Republican Party
Barry Goldwater
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Americans For Constitutional Action
Javits
New York
Senate
U.S
House of Representatives
Halpern
Lindsay
Linwood Holton
Richmond
William E. Carson
Young Republican Federation of Virginia
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Dunville, Va
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Ygton
D.C
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Ev Dirksen
Erett Dirksen
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Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
John
Marshall Harlan
Urbe
Automobile Manufactuers
Walter Tippy
IK Safer Cars
John Chamberlain
Bliss
THE
Danville Register
Russell Kirk
Robert
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