Washington Johnson U N Role Sparks Political Debate
Washington notes President Johnson ties foreign policy to 1964 campaigns as U N participation in Vietnam elections draws scrutiny. Critics say the move highlights U N weakness while White House seeks optics over practicality amid war and inflation pressures.
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James Reston
New York Times
Washington
Johnson
United Nations
Vietnam
U.N
Abraham D. Ribicoff
Connecticut
U. N
State Department
World Organization
Moscow
Goldberg
U. N. Haseen
NATO
Africa
Europe
China
NATO Crisis Deepens as France Exits Leagues
NATO faces internal strain after De Gaulle’s departure triggers French lease cancellations. General Lemnitzer notes the alliance could collapse with more exits. Brussels hosts a delicate cleanup as SHAPE HQ moves from Rocquencourt to Brussels and the military committee follows.
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C. L. Sulzberger
New York Times
New York
NATO
de Gaulle
Lemnitzer
Brussels
Holland
France
West Germany
Britain
Luxembourg
Belgium
Rocquencourt
Alliance
NATO Ties Fray as France Pulls Out of Integrated Structure
Alliance chiefs debate moving EUCOM and NATO central HQ from Paris as De Gaulle reneges on the 1958 communications accord. France remains WEU member while insisting it quits the integrated military organization, raising costs and complicating air overflight rights across Europe.
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EUCOM
U. S
NATO
Fontainebleau
Luxembourg
Germany
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France
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Council
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Brussels
Western European Union
WEU
Britain
Italy
Benelux
Holland
Greece
Alliance
North O South
Pollyannas
Gallup Poll Shows Public Mixed on Propaganda War
Study finds only 21 percent of adults are highly satisfied with America s war of ideas while 60 percent are only somewhat or not at all satisfied. In contrast 58 percent approve of U S military strength. Differences between Republicans and Democrats appear mainly on propaganda outcome.
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America
United States
U.S
American Institute of Lic
Do Buddhists Know Wants Do Buddhists Know Wants
South Vietnam Buddhists remain vague about their goals as they influence politics. Leaders differ, with Thich Tri Quang pushing for broader aims while Thich Tam Chau seeks moderation. Some see unity fractures and neutralist or pro Communist influence shaping their stance.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Thich Tri Quang
Thich Tam Chau
Buddhist Church
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
Thieu
Tri Quang
Heloise tips on labels and serving ideas for outdoor meals
The writer shares practical hacks for clean labeling on plastic containers using opaque tape to prevent smearing under oily marks. Tips include keeping servings hot on grills with aluminum containers and using taped labels for easy relabeling without container damage.
Heloise Kitchen Tips Share Handy Staging Ideas
Readers offer practical hints from strawberries on toothpicks with dips to keep guests entertained to keeping pets clean mats for dining areas. Tips include reusing nylon net to protect garden tomatoes and repurposing tool hems to create ice. Notes credit Mildred F Thomas Mrs Cattaui Mrs A S Armstrong and Miss Margaret.
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Heloise
A. S. Armstrong
Former Foes In Training In Speyer Amid Franco German Bond
Lt Col Jean Louis Guillot welcomed the First German Armored Car Regiment to Speyer as comrades in arms with the Spahi regiment. West German and French flags were raised as Maj Gen Louis De Rougemont saluted. For three weeks the units will train together despite language and equipment gaps, aiming to foster postwar cooperation.
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Thomas J. Hamilton Speyer
West Germany
Europe
Jean Louis Guillot
Spahis
Speyer
Spahi
Champs Darmes
Louis de Rougemont
Trier
Bundeswehr
Guillot
France
Ben S Gilmer Elevates AT T Role After Forty Years
Ben Screws Gilmer, executive vice president of AT T since last August, leads operations as the company's public utilities scrutiny continues at the FCC hearing. Born 1905 in Savannah, he rose from Southern Bell to AT T, holding multiple VP roles before becoming president of Southern Bell in 1957. Married to Dorothy Cunningham, with one daughter, he enjoys golf and Manhattan theater.
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New York Times News Service
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Ben
Gilmer
Federal Communications Commission
Atlanta
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co
New York City
Gilmers
Manhattan
Savannah
Montgomery
Ala
Auburn University
Southern Bell
Minneapolis
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
San Francisco
California
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
Dorothy Cunningham
Dorothy
French Spahi and German Regiments Exchange Units
In World War I context a Spahi squadron receives a warm welcome from a German regiment stationed in Brunswick as exchanges of units between French and German forces unfold. The French effort aims to turn occupation into friendship through Franco German clubs and cultural exchanges, though language barriers limit officer contact.
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Spahi
Brunswick
Rhineland
West Germany
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My Tho Truyen
Southern Buddhists Studies Association
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Evie Frederick
United Daily
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