Rise of Lyndon Johnson Seen in TV Portrait
The Nation profiles Lyndon B. Johnson through a NBC television program showing his Texas hill country roots and self made rise. It notes his college struggle and mission to improve schooling for Mexican ancestry communities, highlighting his humble beginnings and low key, steady approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Krock
New York Times News Service
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Jackson
Lincoln
Johnson and the Great Society clash over ideals and policy
The piece contrasts Lyndon Johnson’s youth and self help with his Great Society aims. It argues that his presidency would replace self reliance with federal subsidies and regulation. It cites proposals on civil rights, housing subsidies, higher minimum wage, and expanded welfare as stepping toward socialism.
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Congress
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
South Viet Nam Elections Shadow U S Dilemma
In Tokyo C L Sulzberger reports Washington faces a stark choice as South Vietnam heads to elections. A religious faction led by Tri Quang and the military under Ky back competing parties, but the United States opposes government intrusion by church or army. Five outside groups include Mahayana and Theravada factions in Saigon and Cholon, with diverse ethnic Buddhist and Cambodian communities.
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C. L. Sulzberger
New York Times News Service
Tokyo
United States
Protector
Hobson
Tri Quang
U. S
Unified
Buddhist Church
Truyen
Saigon
Chuaxaloi Pagoda
Capital
Danang
Cholon
Buddhist politics in Asia and the rise of Soka Gakkai influence
The piece contrasts Buddhist political movements in Asia, noting Tri Quang in South Vietnam and Japan's Soka Gakkai. It discusses Soka Gakkai's growth, its Komei party, and potential to shape regional power if allowed influence through the United States. It warns against religious absolutism guiding political power.
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Tri Quang
Asia
Japan
Soka Gakkai
Nichiren Sha Sect
Komei
Komei Party
South
Vietnam
Tri Quaing
Pearls Grow To Befuddle Fashion With 24mm Orbs
The New York Times reports a trend toward oversized pearls as big as 24 millimeters driven by fashion to attract attention. Makers plan $75 pieces, while Tiffanys and Cartier push cultured Burmese pearls and necklaces selling for up to $150,000.
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Virginia Lee Warren
New York Times News
New York
Alberto Huesch
Majorca
Burma
Tiffany’s
Cartier’s
Tiffany's
Cartier
Early Rising Group Growing in Japan
A Times of London correspondent visits Tokyo and joins the Kobayashis at 5 am, discovering a widespread movement of over a million early risers. The piece notes the cultural acceptance and the nonreligious nature of these morning rising meetings at Jissen Rinri Koseikai.
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New York News Service
London
Times of London Dispatch
Tokyo
Times of London
Mrs. Kobayashi
Jissen Rinri Koseikai
Japan
Catholic Committee Backs Government Family Planning Support
A Catholic group led by Notre Dame sociologist William D Antonio backs expanded federal aid for family planning programs at home and abroad. The committee includes 500 plus signers across 37 states and plans broader support, citing public polling that a majority of Catholics favor aid.
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John Cogley
New York Times News Service
New York
Catholic Committee On Population and Government Policy
Law School
Notre Dame
University of Connecticut
Santa Clara
William D-Antonio
Senate Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
Washington
D’antonio
Dexter Hanley
Georgetown University School of Law
American Bar Association
Miami
Father Hanley
Hanley
Gallup
Roasting Beef Ribs and Carving Prep
The guide advises roasting several beef ribs and leaving ample meat on the ribs during carving. It suggests spreading the reserved ribs with prepared mustard, dusting with fine dry bread crumbs, and broiling until hot and brown.
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Tire TV Spay
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