Johnsons foreign policy method described in depth
James Reston outlines President Johnson’s highly personalized and unpredictable foreign policy approach. He notes heavy reliance on insiders and personal emissaries, with variable use of the NSC and State Department, and highlights two critics urging new methods and authority shifts within the administration.
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New York Times News Service
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State Department
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National Security Council
Sec. of State
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Eugene Black
Mas Mann
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Westmoreland as a potential 1968 Republican candidate
The piece argues U S generals have entered politics before and notes Westmoreland as a possible GOP contender if a dramatic battlefield victory occurs. It recounts his background including Spartanburg address, Byrnes ties, Citadel family links, and past political hints amid broader discussion of military figures entering national leadership.
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Military Academy
U. S
Chicago Police Chief O W Wilson marks six years on the job
Orlando Winfield Wilson, 65, Chicago police superintendent and former Berkeley criminology dean, marks six years leading a force praised for discipline and crime prevention amid renewed riots in Puerto Rican areas and rising violent crimes. He recalls a career from Berkeley to Chicago and notes a strong citizen stop crime program.
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Wilson
Richard J. Daley
California
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Cleknut
Olive Stoutland Vralson
Orlando
Berkeley
Calif
Fullerton
Calm Castro Is Concern In Cuba Collapse Of Command Hints
Washington reports say Fidel Castro has not appeared publicly during two emergencies raising doubts about his grip on Cuba. Raul Castro led funeral speech at Guantanamo, and Dorticos spoke alone as Castro showed fatigue. A top cabinet and party meeting excluded him, fueling Western diplomats' concern.
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Cuba
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Alma
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Osvaldo Dorticos
Dorticos
Communist Party
Corticos
Damage To Unborn Is In New Study
Texas researchers Dr. William E. Rawls and Dr. Joseph L. Melnick of Baylor University College of Medicine report that rubella slows cell division in infected fetal organs. The study, described in Medical World News, used tissue from 11 rubella babies to suggest how exposure in early pregnancy can cause defects such as congenital heart disease brain damage and mental retardation.
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New York Times News Service
New York
Texas
U. S
William E. Rawls
Joseph L. Melnick
Baylor University College of Medicine
Medical World News
Consumers Lose Confidence in Spending Outlook
A Michigan Survey report shows U S consumers are less optimistic about business and spending, with the Index of Consumer Sentiment dropping from 99.8 in February to 95.8 in May. The decline suggests slower overall economic activity in the year’s second half, though a recession is not guaranteed.
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New York Times News Service
New York
United States
University of Michigan
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Census Bureau
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