Crime Bill Burden Shifts With U S Crime Rise
A Justice Department quarterly report notes 1966 grim with over three million serious offenses nationwide and a first quarter 1967 up 20 percent. The bill hit an estimated $574 per family, second only to defense, as Hoover calls for deterrents and swift law enforcement to curb violence and corruption.
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Defense Department
J. Epcar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Ivestigation
Uniform
Hoover
Michigan
Republic
Tampa
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Soviet Plans and UN Talk Face Israel in Middle East Heat
The piece outlines Soviet aims at the United Nations emergency session and talks with President Johnson, as Kosygin leads a Kremlin delegation toward New York. It notes Israel’s gains from the war and the likelihood of Israel refusing to withdraw beyond prewar lines, shaping a tense UN and global bargaining scene.
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Heirarchy
Jerusalem
Jordan River
Soviet Union
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Kremlin
New York
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Kosyern
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White House
General Assembly
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Kossein
Vietnam
Middle East
Arab Union
Nasser
U.s.sr
Kosyemv
United States
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Jonson
Waravon
Thant
UN Security Council
United States Senate
Algeria
Morocco
Rome
The
Levant
Land of
East
White Hats Patrol Tampa Riot Areas as Boys in Helmets Enforce Calm
Negro youths wearing police supplied white helmets patrolled Tampa streets, preventing outbreaks after recent rioting. The effort, praised as a symbol of law and order, calmed tensions Wednesday and Thursday, prompting calls for wider community engagement and racial harmony. The column also notes French writers praising American restaurants, Nixon's South America tour, Indy 500 drivers, and rapid corporate mergers.
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Tampa
Danville Register subscription rates and standards
The Danville Register lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions with carriers in city and suburbs at 35 cents a week and mail rates of one year 15 dollars six months 7.50 three months 3.75 and one month 1.25, along with postal notice requirements and advertising representative locations in major cities.
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Post Office
Associated Press
Focal News
Mail
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
de Louis
Charlotte
Cincapolis
New Orleans
Kansas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miani
Middle East crisis sparks calls for self interest allies
The Returning Traveler critiques U S and Soviet leadership during the Middle East clash, noting Israel's swift victory and independence from American aid. He questions Johnson's crisis management, urges rethinking of policy toward Rhodesia and South Africa, and suggests seeking more self-reliant allies.
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Holmes Alexander
Washington
D. C
Middle East
Johnson
Tel Aviv
Lyndon Johnson
Israel
Vietnam
USA
Bo Chi Minh
Nasser
North Vietnam
LEJ S
Moscow
Egypt
Kosygin
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Ussr
Russia
Cuba
Mid East
Rhodesia
South Africa
McGeorge Bundy backs dialogue as monologue wars arise
The piece critiques Ford Foundation funding for a National Committee on U S China Relations grant of 251000 to widen national dialogue on Red China. It questions McGeorge Bundy and advocates including scholars like David Rowe in a balanced, realistic China policy amid Sino Soviet tensions and Maoist shifts.
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Middle East
Israel
McGeorge Bundy
Ford Foundation
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
National Committee
U. S-China
U. S
Red China
Midie East
National ‘Committee
U. S.china
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Southeast Asia
John Fairbank
U. S.-China
China
Alexander Eckstein
University of Richizgan
Doak Barnett
Columbia University
Barnett Fairbank
Yangsze
Yale University
Yoner
David Rowe
Peking
Mao Tse Tung
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
National Committee On
U. S. China
Iva Mace
Israel Victory Rewrites Middle East War Narrative
The article weighs Israel’s rapid win over Arab states, noting Egypt’s overconfidence and the varied reactions of Jordan, Syria, and other states. It critiques UN policy shifts, Cold War dynamics, and US Congressional debates on military aid while highlighting Dayan’s perceived independence from outside help.
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Israel
Nasser
Mose
Kety
Pere
Elimi
Jordan
Hussein
Egypt
Syria
Russia
Near
Sudan
Morocco
Iraq
Dialogue and fairness in foreign policy talk
A column lampoons Senator Soaper and critics of China policy. It ridicules monologue in dialogue talks, skewers Dr Robert Scalapino and academics, questions Ford Foundation funding, and mocks stance on Mao, peace, and the dove. It also touches on tourism, Ky election talk, and space program ideas.
Liberal New Left splits over Israeli victory dynamics
Ralph de Toledano argues liberals fail to accept Israel’s win and miscast the Jewish issue. He blames the New Left and its liberal allies for abandoning antiwar stances, notes conservatives may welcome anti war doves, and criticizes the ADL for labeling opponents antisemitic while defending Israel. The piece frames a political baseball metaphor to describe partisan fault lines.
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Arthur Schlesinger Jr
John Kenneth Galbraith
George Orwell
Britain
Israel
Washington
Anti-Defamation League
B'nai Brith
ADL
Aps
Middle East
New Left Liberal Coalition
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Namara
Soaper
Robert Scalapino
National Committee On All- China Relations
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