Cautious Probing Over Bombing Issue in London
Kosygin asserts that peace talks in Vietnam hinge on U S halt of bombing North Vietnam. He notes the proposed steps by Hanoi via Ngu yen Duy Trinh and cites past pauses in bombing as why Washington remains wary. Diplomatic efforts expand to multiple channels while the search for a start to talks continues amid uncertainty.
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London
Alexei Kosygin
Vietnam
Harold Wilson
Kosygin
United States
North Vietnam
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Hanoi
Liberation Front
South Vietnam
Soviet Union
Burma
Middle East
Canada
Cairo
Paris
Warsaw
Korea
Kremlin
The Image of Science in Everyday Life
A preacherly meditation likens science to daily life and faith. It portrays chemists, astronomers, geologists, zoologists, and medical researchers as stewards of knowledge while praising technology, electricity, transportation, and medicine as gifts that serve humanity.
City delays threaten High Point post office priority
City officials and Planning Commission members debate site approval for a new post office amid abstentions and personal conflicts. Mayor Stout, recovering from surgery, pledges swift action to avoid losing state and federal funding while EAC stock activity draws local speculation.
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High Point
Planning and Zoning Commission
Carson Stout
Aeeo
Planning Commission
Local Newspaper Masthead Fragment Highlights Editorial Staff
Fragment shows names and titles including editor Joe Brown and executive editor Joseph P Rawley with circulation and managerial roles. Also lists presidents and vice presidents, indicating a newspaper staff roster from a historical page.
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Joseph P. Rawley
Pues Oo Occa
Joe Brown
de Ness
B. Loflin
Holier Than Thou byCAPUS WAYNICK
Kosygin denounces the United States as the aggressor in Vietnam while visiting England and hints at a friendship treaty with his host. The piece reflects on U S wars, world conflicts, and the role of leaders including De Gaulle and Russia amid China tensions and Vietnam scrutiny.
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Kosygin
de Gaulle
Morgenthau's Soviet Alliance Vision Contrasted With Johnson Policy
The piece portrays Henry Morgenthau Sr as early advocate for U S Russian cooperation shaping postwar policy. It notes Morgenthau's push for better understanding with the Soviet Union, opposition from Stalin Forrestal and others, and Johnson’s later endorsement of that approach. It links Harry White and Hoover to political battles and emphasizes Morgenthau's perseverance and the 1960s shift toward cooperation. It ends by criticizing Medicare coverage gaps for the elderly.
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Wasengton
Henry Morgenthau
Toshe Oman Seepee
Roosevelt
U. S
Morgenthau
Stalin
Forrestal
Russia
Joe Stalin
Moscow
James Forrestal
Washington
Paged Bey
Lea Pageney
United States
Seat Tavcomna
Ruhr
Rhineland
Tru
Morgenthau Ee Eee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
LBJ
Harry Dexter White
White
J. Edgar Hoover
Herbert Brownell
Harry White
Congress
Hoover
Glen Lipscomb
Nixon
Medicare Mailbag Questions Cancel Policy on July First
In Berry's World J F Mott Jr Pek Our New York office states policy would be canceled as of July 1 206 due to Medicare. A June 1 1966 letter from the same office asks how one can be sure about identity and contains references to insurers.
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New York
London
Medicare
J. F. Mott Jr
Pekour
Prudential Insurance Company of America
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