Nixon pushes bid to lead Republicans in 1966 campaign
The Nation argues Nixon, as lone Republican among four national figures including Johnson Humphrey and Kennedy, must act as field commander as 1966 campaigns begin. It notes his fundraising, aid to nominees, and effort to keep party organization strong while Democrats seek to widen the House majority and challenge Senate balance.
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Arthur Krock
New York Times
Washington
Johnson
Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Congress
Sen J
Post-Time For The Four Horsemen
The piece analyzes shifts in 1966 congressional campaigns with Kennedy Humphrey Nixon and Johnson as central figures. It discusses Kennedy's potential 1968 bid, the party split risks, and the strategic impact of Republican gains on Nixon and national politics. It notes Kennedy's tentative support for Johnson-Humphrey and the need for GOP elevation to counter Democratic momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Congress
Kennedy
Humphrey
Alienated Teens and Red Guards described in China
Russell Baker notes American teens and Maoist red guards share themes of rebellion and control. He cites teen alienation as a society issue and contrasts it with Chinese youths enforcing fashion and appearance standards under state backing.
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Russell Baker
New York Times News ‘Service
Washington
Peking
China
Mao Tse- Tung
Red Guards
Red Guard
We Love Ringo Boulevard and the Tyranny of Youth
A satirical piece argues adolescents wield tyranny over adults in the United States. It muses on red guard style renaming of streets and the absurdity of licensing youth to dictate dress and place names, concluding Americans should cherish teenage alienation.
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Lyndon- Johnson
Minist
Red Guard
Peace Square
Ringo Boulevard
London
Beginner's Luck In Brookville Trout Catch
In Brookville Pennsylvania a 23 inch brown trout proved shy for three days as 10 local fishermen tried to land it for a display tank. Ten year old Mark Burns arrived with a simple pole and a 10 cent lure and captured the fish with three quick casts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville, Pa
Pennsylvania
Brookville
Mark Burns
The Average Man Breaths Through History
An article notes the typical rate of respiration, stating that an average man takes about 16 breaths per minute. The piece frames this as a common physiological fact in everyday life.
Bears on Market Remain Cautious amid Upswing and Decline
New York investors face a volatile period as August Huber of Spencer Trask warns the market may be near a top, despite a Feb peak and a later Dow drop. Analysts like Louis Stone and John Schulz also turn cautious, citing tight credit and uncertain leadership, with bonds seen as safer alternatives.
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New York Times
NEW York
August Huber
Huber
Spencer Trask & Co
Dow Industrials
Wall Street
Dow
New York Stock Exchange
Scarborough
N. Y
Wall
Louis Stone
Hayden, Stone, Inc
John W. Schulz
Wolfe & Co
Trend & Value
Stone
Yale
Schulz
U.S
Shakespeare
Tennyson
Plato
James Hoffa
Rhodesia Talks Open In London
In London a 22-nation Commonwealth conference opens to address Rhodesia’s revolt and Britain’s response. Prime Minister Harold Wilson faces calls for tougher action while resisting military force. an oil embargo is considered, with Nyerere boycotting the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rhodesia
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Marlborough House
Julius Nyerere
Tanzania
Britain
United Nations
Smith
Deputy DA Appointment Pondered After Bill Passes
District Attorney Dick Hundley says he will appoint a Limestone County deputy DA if a suitable candidate is found after a bill creating the position for Morgan and Limestone counties was approved. The $6000 yearly post is state funded and Hundley may hire or fire the deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hundlley
DA Land
Hundley
Morgan
Limestone
Cunties
Limestone County
Hungrey
USAI Seeks Global Hearing on Viet Nam Policy
The United States Information Agency struggles to gain attention for U S Viet Nam policy worldwide. It reports success in Africa Latin America Asia and the Soviet Union but limited impact in Western Europe and Japan while noting increased use of U S A I facilities by opponents to learn about American civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Ie
New York Times
Washington
United States Information — Agency
Africa
Latin America
Asia
Soviet Union
Europe
Japan
United States
Viet Nam
Voices of America
U.S.S.A
United Nations
Stalin
Voice of America
Soviet Republics
Smolensk
Komsomol
Smolenska
White House
Leonard H. Marks
U.S
Lee Usai
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Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Fairview
Fairview Lasses
Louise Wynn
Patty Nail
Donna Bentley
Sharon Sparks
Kathy Hipp
Liz Clark
Liz Brindley
Joyce Jones
Zambia
U.N
South Africa
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Blackpool
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