Dodd Day and Money in Politics Critique
The piece argues against money dominance in politics calling for a God Day reckon ing and condemning lobbyist influence in Congress. It cites Dodd Day in Connecticut and NC primary spending by Bagley as examples of money shaping elections and policy, urging reforms to place people over profits.
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Connecticut
Viet Nam
Washington
Congress
Lloyd Cutler
Charles Patrick Clark
Harold Cooley
D-N. C
Agricultural Committee
North Carolina
R. J. Reynolds
Reynolds Tobac
Smith Bagley
Winston - Salem
Bagley
Mary Sloan Jones
William Z. Wood
Carl Russell
White Citizens Council
California
Jackie Kennedy
House of Senate
Theodore Francis Green
Rhode Island
Eisenhower’s Reform Plan for Presidential Nominating Conventions
Former President Eisenhower proposes eight reforms to curb disorder at conventions. Measures include ejecting violators, restricting floor access to delegates, banning walkie talkies and noisemakers, limiting demonstrations to ten minutes, and policing gallery disruption. He argues such rules would restore decorum and respect for democracy.
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Reader's Digest
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Dating Guidance for Teens in a Conservativ e View
The article argues teens should avoid casual dating and heavy petting. It urges patience and biblical restraint, emphasizing decency, respect for others, and chivalry. It advises engagement before intimate acts, aiming to set a moral example for youth.
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Forj Television
Gage
King
Congress Eyes Midsummer Vacation Amid Pressure to Act
Congress considers a short recess as leaders push to move key bills including foreign aid civil rights anti poverty and auto safety. President Johnson supports a vacation tied to progress on major measures while reapportionment and Viet Nam funding dominate the agenda and campaign dynamics.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
House
Judiciary Committee
House Rules Committee
Viet Nam
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Ball departure signals shift in Viet Nam policy circle
Marquis Childs surveys Washington after Under Secretary George Ball announces his fall exit. He notes Ball has long opposed escalation privately while remaining loyal publicly and argues top consensus on Viet Nam is unchanged by his departure. He warns U S policy may lack new ideas without open debate.
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Washington
George Ball
Viet Nam
Ball
Dean Rusk
Johnson
National Security Council
George
Paris
le Monde
Robert Guillain
Asia
South Viet Nam
Guillain
Saigon
Indo-China
France
Europe
Phillip L. Geyelin
Lyndon B. Johnson
Geyelin
Bernard Fall
North
White House
Senate
Kennedy
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
This Day in History and Local Echoes
Highlights from June 21 include Constitution’s adoption in 1788 and New Hampshire’s ratification, with other dated notes from 1898 to 1966. Decatur memories recount corn progress, National Guard recruit, surgeon recalled to duty, and a recent city council paving ordinance on Olive Street.
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New Hampshire
U.S
Cuba
Scapa Flow
Decatur
W. M. Nix
Moulton St
Noam H. Latham
Alabama National Guard
W. P
Baugh’s Infirmary
Camp Livington
Olive St
16Th Ave
18Th Ave
City Hall
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Tom
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Maa Saat
David Lawrence
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Associated Press
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