Two More UN Offenders Threaten Kashmir War
The United Nations cites India and Pakistan as violating pledges by waging war across the cease fire in Azad Kashmir near the Haji Pir pass. Indian and Pakistani forces, aided by auxiliaries, crossed lines to attack each other as Nehru’s pledge to refrain from force is recalled amid wider Cold War tensions and calls for UN intervention led by Secretary General U Thant.
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Pakistan
Azad Kashmir
Haji Pir
Deli
Karachi
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Jammu
Eastmir
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Jammu- Kashmir
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Indian Union
Subcontinent
Africa
United States
Soviet Union
U. Than'r
World Organization
Pressing Their Luck Against Welfare State Policy Critique
Opinion piece criticizing the Johnson Administration War on Poverty for expanding welfare and blaming society for individual failings. Advocates discipline and self-reliance, citing FBI Director Hoover on youth violence and urging decisive action to curb undisciplined behavior before it harms communities.
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Big Brother
Greece
Rome
J. Epcar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Signs and gadgets tease a busy week in politics and science
Senator Soaper jokes about interplanetary talk and school days 380 years past. The Office Grouch posts a sign in souvenir shops saying If you break it you ve bought it. The President moves to cheaper pens and cheaper legislation. Industrial espionage grows as oil chemists risk stealing formulas for toothpaste. A Japanese astronomer still believes Mars may host life and Martian souvenirs are sold in Japan. Teen fashion trends get magazines with room decor advice amid sock heavy preferences.
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Subscription rates and mailing terms for Daily and Sunday editions are listed. Rates cover in city and suburbs, by carrier or mail, with Shenandoah names and Associated Press rights noted. Renewal notice urges prompt attention and specifies zone-based rate differences.
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Buckley on NSA Madison Convention in 1960s
William F Buckley Jr reviews the National Students Association meeting in Madison Wisconsin. He notes the NSA urged faster socialist moves and neutralism abroad while defending Berkeley sit ins as legitimate. Buckley mocks the hierarchy of disapproval and argues NSA speaks for few students, not the entire body.
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Danny Boggs
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Carl Weitman J
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Fidel Castro
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hlody
To The Point Who Caused The Watts Riots In LA
A columnist argues multiple factors fueled the Los Angeles riots beyond the Black Muslims and cites Senator Robert Byrd blaming clergymen inciting defiant acts. He notes civil disobedience trends and national agitation for civil rights, with quotes from locals detailing fear and hostility. The piece critiques civil rights leaders and asserts police restraint, while pointing to threats spreading to Kentucky New Jersey Alabama and Greensboro.
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Los Angeles
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
Watts
Pepperdine College
Parker
Johnson
Jtrying
Martin Luther King
Kentucky
New Jersey
Alabama
Greensboro
Ike and LBJ share Vietnam pressures across decades
A column compares Eisenhower and Johnson on Vietnam policy, noting similar strategic limits and spending. Both avoid large land wars in Asia, prefer aid over direct war, and face critics from Nixon and Ford. The piece traces shifts from Dien Bien Phu to Geneva and warns of echoed choices and outcomes.
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Dwight Eisenhower
GOP
Ulysses Grant
Vietnam
Johnson
Ike
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Truman
Dallas
Kennedy
Saigon
Dienbienphu
Nixon
Admiral Radford
Philippines
Geneva
Gerald Ford
Asia
Red China
German Election Mirrors Economic Rivalry in West Germany
In Mannheim West Germany the Vollraths a 28 year old Wiebke and 32 year old Robert reflect daily life under a campaign of two major parties. The Christian Democrats and the Social Democrats trade slogans while promising security and education but faces high housing costs and long schooling delays. Their tale highlights the gap between ideal policy and personal finances amid a shifting ideological landscape.
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Bob Hope
Germany
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Willy ‘Brandt
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Willy Brandt
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Wiebke
Robert
America
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Roberts
United States
Rhineland
Herr Dockter
Anke
Jno
Lightest Mexico Prophecy of Mayan Town Names
A satirical travelogue piece riffs on Mexico and Mayan history. It recounts Katun 6 Ahua era events in the Yucatan with tongue in cheek anecdotes about King Dzuz the Fierce, warlords, and a bungled town naming incident at Xocchel. The piece parodies historical storytelling and modern jargon.
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Mexico
Sigmund Blott
Yucatan Peninsula
Mayaland i
Tah- Imek
Elactun
Xochhel
Kantunil
Hoica
Yokdzonot
Holacun
Tixkokob
Edward G. Robinson
Otto
Xocchel
Katun o _Ahua
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