What Became Of The Alarmists
The piece argues that the supposed gaps in U S and Soviet performance were overstated. It cites Kosycin’s program to revive Soviet industry and questions the reality of a missile, GNP, education, or corn production gap, noting Soviet failures and growing self reliance in Eastern Europe as Moscow considers Western style efficiency.
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Moscow
Avexei Kosycin
U.S
Soviet Union
Gaither
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Iowa
U.S.S.R
Lenin
Bucharest
Supreme Soviet
Federal appointments drift on crony lines in Massachusetts
The piece denounces a shift in American government toward personal cronyism. It cites the nomination of Francis X. Morrissey, a Boston police court judge, to a federal judgeship as evidence. The Massachusetts Bar Association’s outrage and the American Bar Association's Judiciary Committee concerns are highlighted.
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Chumville
Francis X. Morrissey
Boston
Massachusetts
Morrissey
KeEnNepy Boys
Bar Association of Massachusetts
Judiciary Committee
American Bar Association
Registered Mail letter guidelines printed in newspapers
The editors outline short tasteful signed letters with real names and addresses for the Registered Mail page. They state letters may be edited to fit rules and emphasize welcoming well informed viewpoints on public matters.
City Fathers urged to reject federal funds study
REGISTERed Mail To The Editor argues that Danville should refuse federal money to protect local liberty. The writer cites Hughes Memorial School, warns of loss of rights, and urges citizens to vote against accepting federal funds after the council's study is finished. The piece defends council integrity and favors a referendum on the issue.
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Danville
Hughes Memorial School
Washington, D.C
Washington
John Carter
Associated Press
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Danville Register newspaper information and prices
The Danville Register lists subscription rates and delivery options including daily and Sunday service in city and suburbs at 35c a week, with single copies at 6c and Sunday 15c. It notes advance payment, mail rates, AP affiliation, and national advertising representatives.
Veritas critiques left and right wing gunplay in salon clash
In Washington D C veteran commentator Veritas discusses Sen Tom Kuchel and Ronald Reagan, accusing both sides of rhetorical violence. He argues shooting from the left and right hips fuels political feuds, condemning character assassination and labeling practices across the spectrum.
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Washington, D. C
Vernon J. Veritas
Tom Kuchel
R. Calif
Veritas
Tom
Ronald Reagan
Kuchel
California
Reagan
Washington
Joe McCarthy
Rachel
Ruchel
Mr. Veritas
Buckley Faults Goldberg Speech On Soviet Policy
The column critiques Ambassador Goldberg and President Johnson for treating the Soviet Union as a peacekeeping partner. It argues the speech misreads Soviet aims, sustains anti-Communist cant, and risks provoking trouble by seeking an unwanted alliance. It cites The Christian Science Monitor and references Allen Drury’s novels to underscore skepticism about peace through appeasement.
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Mr. Goldberg
United Nations
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Soviet Union
Red China
Soviet Russia
Goldberg
Walter Lippmann
Europe
Cuba
Latin America
Christian Science Monitor
United States
Allen Drury
Drury
Foreword by Ralph de Toledano backs U S actions in Dominican Republic
Ralph de Toledano argues that evidence supports U S intervention in the Dominican Republic and accuses Senator Fulbright of distorting facts. He cites testimony by Stanley Ross, editor of El Tiempo, and warns that without decisive action Latin America would face revolutions and possible U S withdrawal from Vietnam. He urges a full House Senate inquiry to present facts to the American people.
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J. William Fullbright
U.S
Dominican Republic
Johnson
Latin America
Stanley Ross
el Tiempo
New York
Ross
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Mr. Ross
Che Guevara
Castro
Guatemala
Venezuela
Colombia
Peru
Bolivia
Haiti
Sourwine
Santo Domingo
Reid Cabral
Dena
Cuba
Fulbright
United States
Wall Street
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Free World
House-Senate Select Committee
Pere Marquette Bones and a Michigan Shrine
The writer recalls Father Jaques Marquette whose remains lie in two graves at St Ignace and Marquette University. He ponders the explorer’s death near Ludington or Frankfort, noting local towns’ rivalry. The piece reflects childhood ties to Pere Marquette lore and a recent visit to Ludington’s shrine rejected a decade ago.
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Jaques Marquette
St. Ignace
Michigan
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Ludington
Frankfort
Pere Marquette
Pere Marquette Railroad
Ludington Harbor
Lake Michigan
Father Marquette
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Catherine Stebbins
Marquette
Betsie
Michigan Historical Commission
Raphael Hamilton
Pere Marquette River
Father Hamilton
Romulus
Rome
Cicero
Forum
Hebridean
Eigg
Fire, food and drifting tales at Lowenstein Inn
In San Juan Teotihuacan Mexico I write of a warm lunch beside a blazing fireplace at Mr Frank Lowenstein’s Inn. A monsoon of clouds and rain, sapphires and emeralds, and a dangling thread of local lore about Marquette and Ludington spark a mix of meals, jewelry, and tradition.
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San Juan Teotihuacan
Mexico
Frank Lowenstein
Noah
Mr. Lowenstein
Mexico City
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