Red China Ads To United Nations Debate Renewed
The piece argues for Red China’s notional representation at UN headquarters while urging full adherence to UN rules. It cites Thant’s view that all nations should be represented, but warns admission must follow pledged obligations. Uncommitted entry would weaken the UN as a peacekeeping body.
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China
United Nations
World Organization
Red China
Asia
U. Thant
Peking
Mao
United Nations Organization
Stay South Young Man Sees Population Boom in the South
The South emerges as the nation’s fastest growing region in population and opportunity, led by Florida with 17.2 percent growth since 1960 and Virginia at 12.4 percent. The Midwest slows while Alabama edges ahead of Ohio, and young people are drawn to new industries and tech-driven careers in the South.
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California
Golden State
Potomac
Florida
Virginia
Hawaii
Census Bureau
Middle West
Alabama
Midwest
Ohio
South
Assateague Seashore Bill Shields Island Beauty
Congress created a 233 mile national seashore for Assateague Island to protect its reef and dunes from development. President Johnson signed the act praising preservation for future generations while interior planners will steer access without harming the landscape. The piece laments over use of land and water, stressing conservation as a safeguard.
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Kruroy
Congress
Barrier Reef
Assateague Island
North America
Assateague
America the Beautiful
Flowers Forever and a Woman's Floral Testament
A Virginia note chronicles Mrs Malissa Zee Butler of Tarnett County leaving a trust fund to ensure weekly flowers for her grave forever. The odd testament mirrors other lasting memorials through endowments and foundations, preserving memory beyond death in a time of rising florists costs.
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Malissa Zee Butler
Jtarnett County
Butler
Fulbright's Gamble With Dominican Crisis Draws Fire
The piece critiques Senator Fulbright's optimistic reading of the Dominican Republic crisis and the Castroist June 14th Movement. It argues the movement trains thousands for espionage and violence, notes U.S. pressure on rebels and Wessin y Wessin’s removal, and warns that Castroist influence could grow as Cuba expands radio propaganda. It cites Dodd and Lausche as preferring overreaction to communist threats.
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J. W. Fulbright
Dominican Republic
Fulbright
Santo Domingo
Elias Wessin Y Wessin
Wessin Y Wessin
U.S
Wessin
Francisco Caamano Deno
Hector Garcia Godoy
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Castro
Latin America
Cuba
Lenin
Geneva
Tom Dodd
Frank Lausche
Democratic Party
Dodd
Powell Demagogues Threaten Washington School Progress
Opinion column warns that Representative Adam Clayton Powell attacks the D C school system’s integration and track system led by Dr Carl Hansen. It argues home rule could empower extremists, risk desegregation gains, and undermine quality schooling and city governance.
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District OF Columbia
Adam Clayton Powell
House Education and Labor’ Committee
Powell
Washington
United States
Carl Hansen
Hansen
Amidon
Congress
Harlem
Maryland
Virginia
Powell Henchman
September Song and Scattered Notions Pulse Through Campus Life
A column mixes playful wry observations on a kindergartner’s nap, war gunfire debates, a college that allegedly pays no players, a banquet film titled My Winning Plays, and a satirical view of 1968 political hopes. It riffs on culture, sport, and public life with humor and sly commentary.
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Pug Tunderslung
Vision of world peace via television misfires on Sarnoff plan
The writer critiques General Sarnoff, RCA chairman, for proposing global regulation of international TV to foster peace. He argues TV could inflame tensions if used as propaganda and mocks overblown hopes for enlightenment. NBC and RCA faces blame for skewed coverage and dull, misinformed foreign policy programs.
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Aling
Washington
David’ Sarnoff
Sarnoff
RCA
General Sarnoff
New York
NBC
White House
America
United States
Kremlin
Kansas
Thee
Localism as alternative to the new globalism
Washington reports the American business community seeking a third path beside Johnson’s social programs and open globalism. Chamber of Commerce leader Robert Gerholz promotes localism, urging home financing, balanced budgets, and resistance to federal strings, touting examples from Detroit to Pittsburgh and Tampa as models of city-led renewal.
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Washington, D.C
Johnson
National Chamber of Commerce
Robert P. Gerholz
Chamber
Detroit Economic Club
San Francisco
Commonwealth Club
Chicago
Executives’ Club
Barry Goldwater
Barry
Gerbole
Goldwater
Detroit
Ito
Federalia
Gerholz
Earth
National Chamber
Washington
Pittsburgh
Golden Triangle
Tampa
Houston
Rapid City S.C
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Garden of Eden
Africa
Middle Sea
Tilly
THE
Danville Register
Danville
Associated Press
Branham Company
Atlanta
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
Lo Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Tenewala
Raleigh News and Observer
John Chamberlain
Russell Kirk
Senator Soaper
Searcs
Abraham Lincoln
Ralph de Toledano
Holmes Alexander
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