World Outlook blasts U S policy on China and Methodist bishops
A three-part Methodist World Outlook editorial attacks U.S. policy toward Mainland China, endorses engaging China through travel and exchanges, and rebukes Southeast Jurisdiction bishops over their God is dead debate led by Dr. Thomas J. ALTIZER. The piece mocks opponents and suggests refuge for ALTIZER in other faith circles.
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Methodist Church
National Council of Churches
China
United Nations
Methodist Board of Missions
U.S
Southeast
College of Bishops
Southeastern
Thomas J. J. Altizer
Emory University
Atlanta
California
Episcopal Church
James A. Pixe
Altizen
A Good Name and a Run for Office in Congress
A humorous look at how spelling and memory affect a congressman’s name. Rep Joan G Dow of New York's 27th district and other lawmakers face voters who must spell and recall names. The piece wryly notes how a name can help or hinder political life and urge support for the incumbent.
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Grand View
New York
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Jonn Dor
Joan Dog
Joan Dor
Pardon
Joan C. Kruczynski
Illinois
Joan R. Scumphauseer
Iowa
Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Jushin P. Addabro
Virginia
RicHard Porr
Wilian Tuck
Hawaii
Patsy Miyx
Georgia
J. Russe
Tuten
Fulbright Hearings Show China Policy Debate In Senate
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee hears scholars on Chinese history and policy urging careful engagement with Communist China as a path to ending U.S. Vietnam War escalation. Harvard’s Fairbanks argues realism and China’s distinct civilization status, while Beijing’s Jinmin Jik Pao mocks both hawks and doves and asserts China’s stance is inflexible. The piece notes China’s insistence on a Vietnamese victory and warns that domestic and foreign balancing must continue, with lingering questions about road to negotiation and broader U.S.-China tensions.
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China
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Farbanks
Southeast Asia
Peking
Jinmin Jik Pao
Funehour
Viet Nam
Senate
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United States
Red China
U.S
Danville Register Subscription Rates and Postal Notes
The Danville Register outlines subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with rates for one year, six months, and monthly options. It notes postal details, advertising representatives, and mentions copyright by The Associated Press.
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Associated Press
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Los Angeles
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Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Kansas
Nixon Pushes Rethink of War Policy and Public Courage
In a push against passivity, Nixon tells Republican aides that the party must abandon appeasement and advocate a resolute war approach in Vietnam. He warns that accepting a coalition government in South Vietnam risks defeat for U S arms and endangers alliances across Asia and Europe, while signaling a broader retreat. Nixon remains a leading 1968 Republican presidential hopeful, with extensive speaking and writing plans.
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Richard Nixon
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Congress
Free World
Tisks
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NATO
Europe
South Vietnam
Yerell Dirksen
Gerald Ford
Antidotes To Ignorance In An Age Of Innocence
Washington column surveys modern journalism and political writing. Holmes Alexander reviews Barbara Tuchman William Rivers Irving Howe and Michael Harrington and argues readers must critically examine media power and the idea of making America over.
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Vietnam
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Irving Howe
Alfred Thayer Mahan
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mahan
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Caribbean
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Lincoln
Michael Harrington
Abe
Ark Deal
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Ranea
To the Point on Reading Great Works by Remarkable Authors
An editors note urges readers from schoolboys to adults to tackle multi volume classics each year. It cites Gibbon Trollope Morris Lamb Peacock and Burke as accessible, recommends The Art of Reading and The Art of Writing, and mentions scattered reading across places and times. It concludes with light updates on politics sports and culture.
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Gibbon
Jers
Ithony Trollope
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
Thomas Love Peacock
Robert E. Lee
C Civilian
Meany’s Peeve With Johnson Over Labor Policy
AFL CIO leader George Meany blasts President Johnson for not backing repeal of Taft Hartley 14b and for pushing labor demands. Congress faces mixed support on H R 10027 and wage hikes, while Johnson aims to avoid domestic upheaval. Experts warn of deflationary inflation and stock market volatility shaping public stance.
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Senate
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United States
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