Who Should Talk in Vietnam War Peace Talks
The author questions who can negotiate peace in Vietnam citing North Vietnam’s willingness to talk if the U.S. ends bombing. The piece argues the war is a civil conflict in South Vietnam with Viet Cong and government forces, while U.S. involvement remains subordinate. It suggests stepping back by all parties could end major fighting.
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North Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
Johnson
South
Distaff Side recalls classroom acts and charity drives
A nostalgic column notes Inez Malson still teaches after 33 years as kindergartners share quirks at show and tell. A girl brings hair from her mother's wig, sparking a discussion on honesty. Readers are invited to donate used Christmas cards to missions in Idia and Texas, via local collectors. A radio spot promotes a January girdle sale as a way to stretch dollars.
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Inez
Memories Build Castles in the Mind Says Boyle
In a reflective column Boyle argues memories form the castle of the mind with rooms for each life event. He notes pride in a child's education, fan lessons for girls, black-clad undertakers, pig Latin, letting relatives break in new shoes, escalator pranks, barber shop gossip, street scams, two-straw dates, hired girls as status, cyclists called scorchers, pre Prohibition saloons displaying Sullivan, and policemen with walrus mustaches nicknamed soup strainers.
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New York
America
John L. Sullivan
Garden City Telegram publication details and rates
Garden City Telegram is published daily except Sunday and five holidays by The Telegram Publishing Company at 310 N 1st Garden City Kansas 67848. Advertising manager Marvin Smith and managing editor John Frazier lead staff. Association of Independent News reports and AP dispatches credited. Subscription by carrier 1 month in Garden City 1.75 dollars payable in advance.
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Telegram Publighing Company
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BU Brow Een Poe Emiggp
Marvin Smith
Tohn Frazier
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Kanage
Sena UL Me le
Associated Press
Bowles Shapes U S Policy Toward India, Says Pearson
Drew Pearson lauds Chester Bowles, U.S. ambassador to India, for persuading Washington to back India amid UN frictions with the United States and Israel. Bowles, ex-ad executive and former Connecticut governor, is credited with selling a policy that views India as a bulwark against communism, while managing aid and birth control programs and fostering democratic stability despite Arab-leaning shifts and a looming debt.
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India
Bowles
State Department
United States
U.N
Nehru
Pakistan
mid-Asia
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Ambassador Bowles
New Delhi
G Congres
China
Russia
Australia
Japan
Ambassador
State
Department
Congress
U.S
Mexico
Philippines
Chiang Kaishek
Madison Avenue
Art Buchwald Satirizes Johnson Denying 1968 Run
In a Washington mock fireside chat, President Johnson toys with a 1968 bid while a adviser unveils a plan to boost his standing by declaring nonrun. The sketch riffs on polls, Kennedy, Rockefeller, and a dangerous draft theme as Johnson weighs the joke. The punch line ponders how to tell Hubert about a potential no run.
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Washington
Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
Soo
White House
Nasser
United States
Egypt
Bobby Kennedy
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