Johnson campaigns in New York amid fundraisers and club support
President Johnson attended a Democratic fund raising dinner for State and national party causes in New York. He promoted the President's Club and Associates memberships, wooed major donors, and secured a public endorsement from a prominent New York senator. The piece notes Johnson will likely run in 1968 as he did in 1964 while warning politics remain pervasive.
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Middle East
Johnson
New York
State Democratic Committee
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New York Democratic Committee
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Wilson
Mr. Johnson
Alexandria and Danville face downtown renewal plans
The article contrasts Alexandria's rapid growth with Danville's steadier rise and outlines Alexandria’s downtown renewal efforts. Phase one includes Tavern Square a $5.1 million complex with a 450 car garage and Market Square a $1.6 million plaza near City Hall. Critics say the architecture lacks harmony with Old Town homes. Alexandria envisions a Twenty-first Century business district urging Danville to study such examples for inspiration.
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Alexandria
Tavern Square
Market Square
City Hall
Royal Street
Old Town
Main Street
Intuition And The Big Board Women Rise in Wall Street Posts
A survey reports about 250 women hold top jobs in Wall Street firms as they increasingly gain partnerships and vice presidencies. World War II shortages opened doors, and skilled, sharp women bring intuition to investments and manage substantial wealth alongside men.
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Wall Street
Adlai Stevenson Uses Economic Lash as Treasurer
Adlai Stevenson the third, elected treasurer of Illinois last year, announced that banks discriminating in employment or services would be denied deposits of state funds. He asserted control over state funds, signaling a use of fiscal leverage to enforce policy.
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Stevenson
Ilineis
Martin Luther Kine
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Kino
Chicago
Danville paper notes rates and national ads details
A compact reader notices subscription prices, delivery and mail options for the Danville paper, plus regional ads. The column then discusses Illinois politics with Governor Stevenson facing letters about civil rights funding and a jab at a Chicago rival, followed by a quip about reading in poor light and the vacant English Poet Laureate post.
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Dallas
St. Louis
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Can the church survive amid shifting American farming trends
A discussion notes the declining U.S. farm population from 23.2 percent in 1940 toward less than 5 percent predicted by the 1970s, with two mega-metropolitan corridors emerging. It asks how a traditionally church-centered, rural life oriented body will adapt as most Americans move to cities and suburbs.
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San Diego
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Boston
Norfolk
Milwaukee
The Strait of Tiran and the clash of powers
A mixed meditation on U S policy toward Nasser and Israel, naming Wayne Morse and Lyndon Johnson, criticizing Militant talk and urging a firm stance at the Strait of Tiran while pondering Church roles in a modern tech laden urban age and the secular city.
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Egypt
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Christ
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Israel in the Western World A note on Jewish identity
The article argues Israel transformed Jewish identity after 2,000 years of diaspora, enabling choice between homeland citizenship or integration abroad. It praises Israel for weakening anti Semitism in the West while warning Soviet support for Nasser risks widening conflict. It urges Western restraint and warns Moscow against repeating Hitler’s murder of Jews.
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Israel
Middle East
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Lyndon Johnson
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Hitler
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Africa
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Moscow
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Wallace Dilemma Shapes South National Politics
Montgomery columnist Ralph de Toledano analyzes George Wallace’s impact on Alabama and the South, noting his ability to blur party lines and redefine two party politics. The piece discusses Wallace’s influence on Northern perception, Republicans’ fears, and the potential outcome for the 1968 election and the GOP’s regional strength.
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Republican Party
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Lyndon Johnson
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