Treading Lightly on Middle East Crisis Policy
The article outlines U S leader concerns over Egypt Israel tensions with Secretary of State Rusk avoiding direct discussion and pursuing UN led solutions. It notes the United States backing a British proposal and consulting maritime powers over the Tiran Strait while seeking to deter warfare and limit Soviet and Arab actions.
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United States
Washington
Draw Rusk
Executive Department
Security Council
Rusk
U. S
United Nations
Department of State
Rosen J. McCuoskey
Middle East
Strait of Tiran
Nasser
Gulf of Aqaba
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Jordan
Lebanon
Egypt
Syria
Israel
Eilat
Mediterranean
Arab League Nations
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kremlin
Jonxson
Tiran
Federal horn tootters spend huge sums on publicity and spin
A critical missive notes the U S government spends about 425 million dollars a year on publicity and public information. The comparison shows this dwarfs news gathering by major outlets and highlights government staffing in publicity across agencies notably the military NASA and HEW with billions in printing and related costs. It argues the public deserves accountability for funds used to praise programs rather than inform taxpayers directly.
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Boone
N. C
Associated Press
United Press-International
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Congress
USCC
NASA
AEC
GEO
Long Hot Summer Syndrome and the Job Push
The piece critiques public and private efforts for summer jobs amid urban unrest fears. It cites Vice President Humphrey urging 20 000 summer jobs for needy youths and warns that linking jobs to peace resembles a bribery approach. Roy Wilkins argues for free access to jobs training housing and education, warning against crash programs driven by threats of violence.
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Humphrey
District of Columbia
Washington
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Danville Register Classifieds and Rates Digest
Subscriptions and advertising rates listed for Danville Virginia edition. Includes zone pricing, renewal notice, and AP affiliation details for republication rights.
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Danville
Associated Press
Honeycombed With Communists in U S Politics
Washington column argues two U S congressional committees Internal Security and HUAC face a real Fifth Column threat. Gen Arthur Trudeau testifies that radical student groups civil rights groups are honeycombed with communists and that anti communist activity links to overseas battles. Panmunjom and Pork Chop Hill referenced as examples.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
House Un-American Activities Committee
HUAC
Willis
White House
Senate
House
Merc
Arthur Trudeau
Army
Dodd
Smathers
Hruska
Thurmond
Trudeau
Martin Luther King
Eugene Carson Blake
Stokely Carmichael
Bob Kennedy
S Senate
New York
Hill $81
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam
Pork Chop Hill
Korea
Panmunjon
Bill Tuck
Kennedy-Johnson
McCarthy
Quiet Atelier
Peaceniks in Quandary Over Middle East Crisis
Ralph de Toledano analyzes peaceniks amid the Middle East crisis. He argues their antiwar stance exposes tensions between opposition to Vietnam and support for limited military actions. The piece questions the motives behind dissent and the risks of sparing or opposing intervention.
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George Orwell
Vietnam
Middle East
Amd
Southeast Asia
Gulf of
Idgaba
Rhodesian
South Africa
North Vietnam
Red China
Soviet Union
Thys
Johnson
Egypt
Gulf of Aqaba
Nasser
Dodd Censure Fight Shapes Capitol Hill Fallout
The debate over Senator Tom Dodd centers on anti Communist stances and charges of improper funds handling. Critics warn the probe signals a broader battle over ethics and loyalty as the Senate weighs censure and political maneuvering amid Cold War tensions.
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Tom Dodd
Lau
Havana
USS
Senate
Russia
Pareni
Akers
Farmunists
Dodd
Pha
Odd
Capitol Hill
Everett
Bay Bank
Cin Dodd
Yihies
David Martin Habe
Alan Kranowitz
Tudeej
Ae Gartland
Busi
Tauffingete
Pere Dodd
Land
Furtheemee
Eee
Pantien
Missouri
Nizumah
Ghana
Maigran Bae
Conference of
Uy Hae Hs
Assessor Defeat Sparks Harassment Debate in County
An assessment battle ended with the incumbent’s loss by a slim margin amid claims big firms dodged taxes. The piece surveys how libel suits and harassment risk public officials and publishers, mentioning a $230,000 judgment for escaped assessments and a pending $650,000 suit, with broader commentary on malice and legal costs.
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Ibis
Board of Supervisors
Anand
National Review
Supreme Court
Dr. Pauling
Lisbel
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