Mayors Snub Royal Visitors Sets City Foreign Policy Tone
The Nation notes New York Mayor Lindsay and predecessors have used municipal actions to signal domestic stance on foreign affairs by denying formal welcomes to visiting royals. It recalls Wagner snubbing King Saud and Chicago Mayor Thompson’s clash with Britain, highlighting ethnic votes and local reaction.
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Arthur Krock
New York Times News Service
Washington
John V. Lindsay
New York City
United States
Robert F. Wagner
Saudi Arabia
Saud
Lindsay
Big Bill
Thompson
Chicago
New York
George V
United Kingdom
Department of State
King George
Wagner
King Saud
Israel
Faisal
King Faisal visit spat spurs Arab-Western politics
The New York City boycott of King Faisal amid a press conference question is analyzed as boosting Faisal’s standing in the Arab world and aligning with Western interests. Observers note the episode shaded U.S. diplomacy, drawing praise and irony across Mid East ties and domestic politics.
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New York City
Wagner
Saud
Lindsay
Nasser
Egypt
Israel
New York
Washington
West
Johnson
Sec. of State
Rusk
State Department
United States
Saudi Arabia
Robert F. Kennedy
mid-East
Washington Fiery Run The Country Speaks On Vietnam
James Reston reports from Virginia and Ohio that the nation, not Washington, shapes views on Vietnam. Texans and Virginians value results over rhetoric, praising Johnson’s pragmatism while criticizing some policies. The piece contrasts Washington’s policy focus with the country’s action oriented mood.
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James Reston
New York Times News Service
Fiery Run
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Washington
Detroit
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Virginia Hills
Middle West
United States
Bush League
Johnson
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Bookmobile Schedule for Wednesday June 29
The schedule lists stops for the bookmobile on Wednesday June 29 with 9:00 to 3:30 time slots across multiple locations. Stops include Lacon Fullenwider's Store Fairview Church of God New Hope Hale's Grocery Union Hill Church Eva Patton's Store Gum Pond Baptist Church Cole Springs Sanders' Store and Tennessee Valley Rest Home.
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Lacon
Fullenwider’s
New Hope
Hale's
Union Hill Church
Eva, Patton's
Gum Pond Baptist Church
Cole Springs
Sanders
Tennessee Valley Rest Home
Economy shifts as growth slows in late 1960s
The piece reports a softer second quarter with declines in auto sales and housing, higher unemployment, and a cautious outlook for inflation and tax policy. It highlights continued strong corporate spending, scarce skilled labor, and rising defense outlays tied to Vietnam, alongside leading indicators that mostly trend upward.
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Vietnam
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
United States
Commerce Department
Networks See Low Acceptance For Vietnam Public Affairs Specials
A February survey shows CBS NBC and ABC public affairs programs on Vietnam rejected by many affiliates. CBS 58 percent rejecting Feb 13 specials. NBC 70 percent. later Feb 18 rejects above 50 percent for CBS and 35 percent for NBC. Only nightly news remains broadly carried.
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Val Adams
New York Times
New York
Columbia Journalism Review
Graduate School of Journalism
Columbia Univearcitu
Thic Eanelician
Vietnam
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
C.B.S
N.B
A.B.C
N.B.C
Huntley-Brinkley Report
Walter Cronkite
Peter Jennings
College Relations Director Named At St Bernard
William E Nailen is named director of college relations at St Bernard College by college chancellor Rt Rev Gregory Roettger O S B Nailen A St Bernard alumus previously worked for The Birmingham News as staff writer and copy editor He will oversee publicity development publications and serve as faculty moderator for student publications
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Cullman
William E. Nailen
St. Bernard College
Gregory Roettger
O.S.B
Nailen
St. Bernard
Junta Seeks Viet Vote Control In Septembr Elections
In Saigon the ruling junta advances its plan to dominate the 1967 constituent assembly elections set for September 11. The moves include an election law favoring the generals and forming covert alliances with anti Buddhist and pro government groups across provinces. Leaders Ky Chieu and Tri push to secure loyal deputies while religious and regional divisions complicate broad organization. The law uses a proportional system to curb Buddhist gains, with district chiefs supervising procedures and potential armed voter influence. The public expects about 4 million voters out of a 15 million population, with many ineligible or in Communist areas.
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R. W. Apple JR
New York Times
Saigon
Constituent Assembly
Junta
U. S
Dark Shadows debuts as Gothic styled daytime drama
ABCs new serial Dark Shadows moves into position with a contemporary heroine Victoria Winters on a Maine coast setting. Joan Bennett stars as a Collins family matriarch in a gloomy mansion while an innocent governess faces looming secrets in a gothic tale.
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New York
ABC
Victoria Winters
Collinsport
Maine
Roden Released On $8,000 Bond For Double Hartselle Deaths
Curtis Huey Roden a 29 year old Huntsville nightclub entertainer was released from Morgan County jail on bonds totaling $8 000 He faces two cases second degree murder in the hit and run deaths of Mrs Audrey Bean and her son William in Hartselle on June 18 He was bound to a grand jury by County Judge Bennett McRae last Friday.
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Huntsville
Hartselle
Morgan ‘County
Roden
Audrey Bean
William
Bennett McRae
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