The Southland Racial Pattern Reflects Mixed Change
The piece surveys evolving segregation and civil rights in the South, noting shifts in housing dining and travel, with ongoing disparities in lodging and desegregation. It cites registration and school desegregation stats from the Southern Regional Council and the Southern Education Reporting Service, highlighting regional contrasts and lingering resistance.
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Ke Crazy
Sippi
Texas
Southern Education Reporting Service
War Age And Rebounding GOP Could Hurt Demos Next Year
Washington report notes that Vietnam policy, party aging, and shifting state dynamics threaten several Democratic incumbents. McGovern faces reelection trouble in South Dakota where Republicans gain strength while notable peers like Frank Church and Wayne Morse encounter recall efforts or waning popularity, signaling a tougher 1968 landscape for Democrats.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Kennedy
Frank Church
Idaho
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Europeans Adding Motels To Their Americanization
European motels expand with rising car ownership as New York Times surveys show growth potential. The concept faces hotel culture, short European distances, and food expectations, but new moteliers push for chains while blending with hotels and fantasy locations across Britain France Switzerland Sweden Netherlands and Germany.
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Brendan Jones
New York Times News Service
New York
Europe
Atlantic
New York Times
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West
Switzerland
Sweden
Netherlands
New Twist To Drug Resistance Surfaces Infections Share Genes
Washington hosts an international symposium on infectious drug resistance where researchers report germ to germ transfer of resistance. Shigella and Salmonella can pass resistance to E coli and related bacteria, raising fears the era of effective antibiotics may end.
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Harold M. Schmeck Jr
New York Times News Service
Washington
United States
Europe
Japan
Tsutomu Watanabe
Keio University
Tokyo
Georgetown University School of Medicine
Ne Food and Drug Administration
Rigs
Sydney
Ross
Hospital
New York Hotels Cater to VIP Guests and Demanding tastes
The piece notes how hotels tailor suites for high profile visitors such as President Johnson and Israeli leader Shazar with custom linens, kosher meals, and specialized furnishings. It emphasizes that access to luxury rooms hinges on wealth and status, shaping service intensity and exclusivity.
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Virginia Lee Warren
New York Times News Service
New York
Johnson
Waldorf-Astoria
Texas
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Israel
Plaza
the Stanhope
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