New York Diary of a City That Never Sleeps
Russell Baker recounts a week in New York City, from Penn Station's demolition rumor to cab hustles under the Biltmore clock. Executives, ad men, writers, and a Greenwich Village party paint a portrait of a city that locals call both impossible to live in and the greatest in the world.
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Pennsylvania Station
Hall
Penn Station
Seventh Avenue
New York
Scott Fitzgerald
Pan American
Biltmore
Avenue
Manhattan
Twilit Towers
Greenwich Village
Ohio
England
New Hawks By C L Sulzberger
New York based essay on Lyndon B Johnson as a bird watcher compares hawks and doves in Vietnam policy. It discusses shifts in public opinion from 63 to 49 percent support for moderation, the impact of bombing pauses and Fulbright hearings, and Johnson’s belief that hawkish actions boost backing while doves gain little from prudence. The piece portrays Johnson as politically adept, wary of appeasement, and convinced hawks benefit from decisive actions even as he aims for balance.
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C. L. Sulzberger
New York Times News Service
NEW York
Imperial
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Vietnam
White House
U. S
North Vietnam
Sen. Fulbright
U.S
Fulbright
Southeast Asia
Tonkin Gulf
Mississippi Missouri river system length noted
The combined length of the Mississippi and Missouri river system is 3 988 miles.
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Silk & Rayon
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Avondale
Ferry St
Dacron
Decatur
Gateway Center
the Complete Variety Store
Murphy’s
Dan River
Zantrel
Serine
Isa
Ial
Nylor
Parisian
Decatur Gateway Center
Mark IV
Cox