Haiphong Blockade Debate In Senate Politics
In Washington the Senate debates health of Haiphong policy amid election pressure. Russell supports a blockade or mining. he argues current drift risks political impact and calls for decisive action to limit Soviet and Chinese influence while balancing risks to sea lanes and supplies.
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James Reston
New York Times
Washington
Senate
Haiphong
Russell
United States
Soviet Union
U. S
Cuba
China
Communist
Johnson
Moscow
Peking
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Decatur Daily
Page Five
Sec. of
Defense
McNamara
Sec
State
Rusk
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Earle G. Wheeler
Saigon
Ralph Nader in the News and His Public Crusade
A profile of Ralph Nader describing his shift from light personal anecdotes to a focused crusade on auto safety. It covers his Senate hearing with General Motors after private detectives were used against him, his push for safer Corvair designs, his background from Winsted Connecticut to Princeton and Harvard, and his lifelong aim to form a consumer rights law firm.
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New York Times News Service
Ralph Nader
Boston
Durgin Park
Washington
Nader
General Motors
G.M
Corvair
Winsted
Conn
Lebanon
Connecticut
Princeton
Harvard Law School
Studebaker
United States
Harvard
Hartford
Massachusetts
New York
Labor Department
Committee On Auto Safety
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Highland Arms
Oak Ridge
Arms Body Still Plods
Geneva hosts the world disarmament conference for a fifth year as delegates from 17 nations persistently pursue complete general disarmament while avoiding real action. The talks focus on preventing nuclear proliferation and limiting atomic weapons, amid stalled progress, boycotts, and competing East West aims.
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Max Frankel
New York Times
Geneva
The
France
Germany
West
Soviet Union
U. S
Disarmament Conference
India
Pakistan
Israel
United Arab Republic
Time For The TV Shootout Analysis
NY AP observer notes the overfamiliar Western TV plots and familiar stock situations. Viewers recognize standard climaxes like a big shootout or fistfight across shows such as Honey West and similar action series. Production relies on writing, acting, and twists to sustain audience interest.
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Honey West
ABC
Honey
Televiion
New Zealand Faces Fork in Britain Policy Debate
In Auckland a New Zealand perspective on Britain’s election questions the impact of a Labour or Tory victory. A Labour win may ease Britain’s defense ties with NZ. a Tory win risks entering the European market and harming NZ agriculture. The piece argues NZ must increasingly rely on the United States and adapt to changing economic and security realities.
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Britain
New Zealand
Middle East
Japan
Australia
United States
NATO
Pacific
Indian Oceans
Keith J. Holyoake
France
West Germany
Holland
New
Spanish saying about regional traits and dreams
A Spanish adage links regional stereotypes to personal traits. The Catalan saves, the Galician is homesick, the Andalusian sings, the Basque acts, the Extremaduran fights, and the Castilian dreams. The quote echoes regional identities and aspirations through compact characterizations.
Rusk Gets High Marks in Gallup Public Opinion
A Gallup poll shows 65 percent of those who identify Dean Rusk correctly rate him highly for his performance as Secretary of State. Democrats largely praise him while over half of Republicans rate him very good. About one third cannot identify him.
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Rusk
George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
Dean Rusk
Public opinion on Dean Rusk among educated and uneducated groups
Survey results show 90 percent of college educated respondents recognize Dean Rusk while 39 percent of grade school educated participants can identify him. The following question asks how they rate his performance as Secretary of State based on those who could identify him.
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Dean Rusk
Rusk
Europe wage price study mirrors U S patterns
New York analysis notes that wage price restraint in Europe has mixed results and mirrors U S attempts. It cites Britain and the Netherlands where wages rose faster than prices, while unions resist government controls and business leaders fear binding limits.
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M. J. Rossant
New York Times News Service
New York
Johnson
Europe
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
New Jersey Engineers Union
Allen Sproul
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Britain
Netherlands
United States
Richard MacNabb
The
Machinery, and Allied Products Institute
Wallace campaign tangle with Mayhall over primary tactics
In Birmingham Gov George Wallace faces critique from State Democratic leader Roy Mayhall after Mayhall alleges Wallace aims to influence via running his wife in the May 3 primary. Debate with Alf red Goldthwaite covered party strategy, textbook depository issue, and a looming two party shift in Alabama politics.
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Birmingham
Ala
George Wallace
Democratic Party
Roy Mayhall
Mayhall
Alfred Goldthwaite
Montgomery
The
Alabama Re
Goldthwaite
James D. Martin
Alabama
Bright To Attend Montgomery Meeting
J. D. Bright a Morgan County veterans service officer will attend the Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs annual work conference in Montgomery for three days next week leaving the Decatur office at 304 Ferry St NE closed. The conference is described as a school of instruction for all VA department employees. James W Whittaker of Seattle is cited as the first American to reach the summit of Mount Everest.
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J. D. Bright
Morgan County
Montgomery
Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs
Bright
Decatur
Ferry St. NE
Department of Veterans Affairs
Weekend TV Viewers Guide for NBC and MBC
A Saturday schedule spotlights NBC live finals coverage of America's Junior Miss Pageant from Mobile Alabama at 89 p.m. EST. Sunday’s Telephone Hour on MBC features host Charles Boyer with Leon Tyne Price Benny Goodman and Jane Morgan as soloists.
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Ing
NBC
Mobile
Ala
MBC
Charles Boyer
Leontyne Price
Benny Goodman
Jane Morgan
Quail Covey Exhibits Tight Roosting Circles
Bobwhite quail roost in compact circles with heads out and tails in toward the center. Startled covey members take off in unison, flying straight away without colliding.
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Vietcong
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Communist China
Communist Party
Communist Party Congress
Man In the News
League of Nations
Palais Des Nations
Vietnam
Washingon
U.S
Cynthia Lowry
AP TV
Jim West
Artemus Gordon
C. L. Sulzberger
Auckland
Asia
America
Antarctica
Western
United Kingdom
Wellington Harbor
Douglas MacArthur
Gallup Poll
Wallace
James W. Whittaker
Seattle
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