Goldwater's Atlantic Union vision sparks debate
In San Francisco, Sen. Barry Goldwater praised an Atlantic civilization linking Europe the Americas and Pacific nations as a future world order. Critics warn his stance contradicts his broader philosophy while backers push it as a step toward world law and governance.
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Sen
Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
Arizona
Tf Gan
United States
Americas
Pacific
Atlantic Union
Goldwater
Publication Questioned by Senator Smathers Letter to Editor Policy
A reader questions if papers should publish letters from outsiders and cites sending a letter to a Miami paper about George Smathers. The editor notes they publish only letters from local readers and sometimes disregard nonresidents or copied letters sent for publicity.
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Dick and Henry
San Antonian
San Antonio
Florida
George Smathers
Miami
Peter Harris
Garden City
Kaw
Rt. 1
Texan
Boyle Substitute Summer Vacation Rough for Boy
A Wilton Conn AP story quotes a 10 year old debunking the glamour of summer. He lists chores and parental limits that curb play while adults claim kids have it easy. He cites breakfasts, camping delays, road tar, distant friends, and watching TV as daily frictions of a harder child life.
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Vivian Brown Wilton
Conn
Sukarno Attacks U.S. Over Malaysia and Viet Nam
Indonesian President Sukarno criticized the United States for backing Malaysia and striking North Vietnam, while refusing to recognize Red China. He voiced hope for friendship with the U.S. but predicted eventual American defeat in Vietnam.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
United States
Malaysia
Viet Nam
Red China
Telegram Publishing Company Subscriptions and Local Service
Garden City Telegram lists subscription rates for six months at 1.55 and annual at 9.00 for in state addresses, with 15.00 for elsewhere. Carrier delivery required, with regional coverage in Finney, Lane, Scott, Wichita, Greeley, Hamilton, Grant, Haskell, Gray counties and nearby areas. student and college rates noted. The paper is a member of The Associated Press and reserves rights for special dispatches.
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Getrigr
Garden City
Weyer
Beai
Finney, Laie
Scout
Wichita
Greeley Hamilton
Warry
Grant Haskel
Gray Counties
Orca
Area College
Econc
Kansas
Associated Press
Dirksen Uses Tactics to Undermine Court He Defended
In a swing from his early anti court stance to current power plays, Everett Dirksen presses a rush amendment to the foreign aid bill to tilt Supreme Court influence. The move follows Illinois reapportionment fights and the selection of two new FPC nominees amid Republican pushback and Democratic pressures. Also, UN Command reports a Communist called meeting at Panmunjom.
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Washington
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Illinois
Franklin Roosevelt
Supreme Court
FDR
Ey Dirksen
Ev Dirksen
Roosevelt
Congress
Dirksen
Johnson
PCR
Dirkson
Ilinois
Illinois State Senate
State Senate
Lad
Senate
Federal Power Commission
The
Power Commission
Harold Woodward
Chicago
Charles Ross
Vermont
The Distaff Side on Washateria Travel Reflections
Kay Wells recounts a summer washateria visit while traveling with family. She describes the maze of machines and price tiers, the social scene including local residents and a misfiring dryer, a minor fire she helped extinguish, and ends with a musing on political candidates pausing campaigns to learn the nation's pulse.
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Kay Wells
Washateria
Salt Mine
Art Buchwald
Shelley Berman
Jonathan Winters
Goldwater Opposes Secret Service Guard During Campaign
In Washington President Johnson dislikes being escorted by agents and Goldwater, answering questions about campaign protection, says he does not feel in danger and would not seek personal Secret Service protection. Miller proposed covering nominees. Goodell introduced a bill to extend protection from nomination to election.
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J. W. Davis
Washington
White House
Johnson
Secret Service
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
William E. Miller
Miller
House
Charles E. Goodell
New York
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
J. Vaughn Gary
D-Va
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Allen Dulles
Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Commission
U S Says It Will Aid Korea In Early Settlement Talks
The United States pledged to help with Japan Korea discussions in a joint statement by Korean Foreign Minister Lee Dong-won and U S Ambassador Winthrop G Brown. It marks the first public offer of American mediation in the contentious talks that sparked student riots last spring.
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South Korea
United States
Japan
U.S
Lee Dong-won
Winthrop G. Brown
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