Work to be done at home in Alabama tour
A political editorial urges visiting national press to focus on Alabama's progress and racial integration during a four day tour. It argues for education and economics as the path to equality, warns against sensationalism, and invites honest scrutiny of Decatur Morganeee Cullman Decatur Huntsville's advances while noting civil rights transitions already underway.
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Alabama
United States
State Capitol
Chamber of Commerce
Cullman
Decatur
Huntsville
Morganeee
Meola County
Morgan County
Tennessee Valley Authority
Drama and backstage players in Dominican crisis
A 1965 Bell-McClure piece lists five key actors in the Dominican Republic crisis and their missteps. Dr. Jose Mora of Uruguay leads the OAS team, with Madame Mora’s meddling and beans deliveries cited. Ricardo Colombo of Argentina and McGeorge Bundy clash over OAS roles. Col. Francisco Caamaño Deno’s democracy plan stalls amid inaction. William Tapley Bennett Jr. faces flustered diplomacy during intervention debates. Gen. Antonio Imbert Ricart becomes provisional president then clashes with U.S. terms for peace.
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Jose Mora
Uruguay
The
OAS
Senora Mora
Montevideo
Washington
Ambassador Mora
Dominican Republic
Madame Mora
Santo Domingo
Mora
Oas Ambas
Sador Ricardo Colombo
San Juan
Ilia
Colombo
Argentina
Organization of American States
New York
Johnson
McGeorge Bundy
Buenos Aires
United States
Bundy
Pops Shape Up
London AP reports that modern fathers are more efficient and responsible than previous generations. Barbara Miles notes fathers take holidays with wives during confinements and manage households with vacuum, washing machine, iron, and dishpan.
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London
Barbara Miles
The
Nursing Mirror
Do Not Let Love Die In Daily Life
Do not let love die out of your life. Keep it alive and vital by sustaining a high level of affection. Reflect on your actions as a friend or spouse and identify what causes love to cool. Make a daily list of specific things to draw your partner closer and express love in words and deeds every day.
Senator Douglas Blasts De Gaulle Over France Policy
In a sharp Senate speech Senator Paul Douglas criticizes Charles de Gaulle for unfriendly France policy, urging reduced U.S. aid and altered deployments. He warns Paris could trigger a European dollar crisis and urges France to align as friends rather than adversaries amid NATO and Vietnam tensions.
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Washington
de Gaulle
France
United States
Congress
Paul H. Douglas
Illinois
Senate
Douglas
University of Chicago
American Economic Association
U.S
America
de Gauille
NATO
Red China
North Vietnam
Russia
U.N
Paris
Caribbean
Europe
Africa
General de Gaulle
Dé Gaulle
Communist Party
New York Herald
Tri
Dissent and duty in the Viet Nam crisis
The President urges responsible dissent as United States presses aid to South Viet Nam, warning fringe critics in the Senate that calls to cut and negotiate risk defeat and dishonor history. He argues for candor and a clear alternative to current policy amid growing Communist aggression in Asia.
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Washington
Johnson
Latin America
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
United States Senate
Senate
United States
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