Johnson makes two attempts at peace appeal to world audience
The article notes President Johnson twice sought a response from the Soviet and world leaders by appealing to the Soviet people for new peace initiatives, cautioning against naivety that peace can be bought at humilation or by expediency. It contrasts his Chicago address with comments about Moscow Peking and Hanoi and concludes Johnson has made two good tries with more possible.
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Chicago
Munich
Cuon Ennal
Red China
United States
Soviet Union
China
Cuou
Presi
Dent Johnson
Moscow
Peking
Hanoi
Asia
Kremlin
Hungary
East Germany
Poland
Lynnon B. Johnson
All the People
New York
Laos
South Vietnam
Ted
North
Niles
Truman
Greece
Korea
Dean Acheson
Far East
Eisenhower
Lebanon
Sukarno
Vietnam
Kennedy
Madison Avenue
Foreign Service
Senate
Alexander Throttlebottom
United States Senate
America
Warren Bloc Opens Doors To Reds
Supreme Court ruling in a Warren-Black decision declares portions of the Landrum Griffin Act unconstitutional, striking against banning Communists from labor union leadership. The piece notes reactions from Communist leader Gus Kautu and Chief Justice Warren, and discusses implications for union governance and anti communist measures.
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Warren-Black
Landrum-Griffin
Gus Haxu
Communist Party
United States
Mr. Hatu
McCantiyre
Warren
National Labor Relations Board
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
Senator Soaper Seeks Power Seat Belts For Cars
A lighthearted clipping notes optional power-operated seat belts for family sedans and questions safety if the battery dies. A boxing expert defines a true expert as one who can sense a mismatch after a fight. An office pessimist doubts his own optimism, predicting the worst. Democracy is described in curious disguises as strawberry shortcake.
Danville Register subscription and notice details
The Danville Register lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including in city carrier, mail, and Sunday only options with yearly and short-term prices. It notes AP involvement, advertising reps, postal zone pricing, and renewal reminders for subscribers.
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Danville
Associated Press
Branram Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Tevewals
Apology and Defense of Letters to the Editor Policy
A reader retracts a previous rebuke and apologizes for accusing the paper of lacking a letters section. He notes readers may show apathy due to limited viewpoints and editorial policy, but welcomes the paper printing letters in the public interest and offers remarks for publication.
Moral Re-Armament, Diem, and Byrd in Washington Critique
A Washington column questions Moral Re-Armament's pacifism and links it to Diem and Southeast Asia policy. It cites Peter Howard and Lyndon Johnson, notes Byrd’s defense of aid programs, and discusses welfare abuses in DC, framing a critique of public policy and immigration trends.
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Rajmohan Gandhi
India
Lydon Johnson
Peter Howard
Southeast
Commonwealth Club of Asia
San Francisco
Moral Re
Raijmohan
Diem
Gandhi
Vietnam
Howard
Diam
United States State Department
Jas Peter Howard
jPeter Howard
Johnson
State Department
Lyndon Johnson
Peru
Frank Buchman
Encyclopedia Britannica
Washington, D. C
IMI
Mary Etheridge
Byrd
Etheridge
Washington
LBJ
Sa Viean Awe
Sou Palsukaie
D. C
Robert Byrd
Jbuster
W. Va
Bob Byrd
D.C
De Toledano Praises Johnson on Truman Lines in Diplomacy
Ralph de Toledano argues LBJ should follow Truman's line on diplomacy, urging restraint, clear goals, and quick, selective action in Asia. He contrasts past presidents and criticizes ideologically driven approaches while defending America’s security aims and Johnson's leadership.
Writers object to White House arts festival invitation
A telegram from twenty invited writers and artists condemns Mr. Lowell for declining the White House invitation amid protests over U.S. Viet Nam and Caribbean policy. The missive argues the arts community should not imply policy approval, noting perceived belligerence and militarism and questioning why critics spoke out only when the administration resisted Communism.
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Robert Lowell
Johnson
White House
Lowell
Viet Nam
Caribbean
Mem
Bers
Samuel Eliot Morrison
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Saigon
United States
Kennedy
Congo
Moises T'shombe
Katanga
South
Diem
Booming Sabah and Its Turbulent Past and Present
Sabah, formerly North Borneo, sits at the center of a regional dispute as the Philippines questions its federation status with Malaysia over Sabah’s ownership. Indonesia raids, colonial history, and rapid growth shape a land famed for Kinabalu, evolving towns, and diverse peoples including Dusuns and Muriis.
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Sabah
North Borneo
Southeast Asia
Philippines
Federation For Malaysia
Malaya
Singapore
Sarawak
Sulu
Borneo
Kalimantan
Sabahh
Brunei
South Carolina
Claude Lee Moses
Hong Kong
Joseph W. Torrey
Kimanis Bay
Torrey
Northorneo Chartered Company
North Borne
Mium
Jesselton
Hong K Kong
Sunt Kinabalu
Kinabalu
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