Lincoln quote on power and integrity of leadership
A reflective passage contrasts Abraham Lincoln's vow to retain inner friendship with power's end and a leader's awareness of personal relationships. It echoes faith in inner steadfastness when laying down authority.
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Mikoyan Holds Top Kremlin Post As Power Shifts In Soviet
Anastas I. Mikoyan, veteran of Lenin to Khrushchev eras, poised to become president of the Soviet Union as Alexei Kosygin takes over deputy premier duties. His ascent signals semi retirement for the long time troubleshooter and a new phase in Kremlin politics.
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Taylor urges complete mobilization in South Vietnam
General Maxwell Taylor calls for mobilization of South Vietnam's manpower to fight Communist guerrillas. He urges desertion crackdowns, intensified training for Vietnamese troops, tighter U S advisor liaison, and faster execution of battle plans to end local neutrality and lethargy.
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Editorial Research Polaris Fleet Start
The USS Biddle will launch in Norfolk as the first modest step toward the Norstad Herter Kenne dy mixed-manned nuclear NATO fleet concept. The crew includes British, West German, Italian, Greek, Turkish, Dutch, and American members with a 1965 December goal.
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Unity in GOP foregrounds post nomination tactics
Press analysis notes the Republican dilemma of keeping the party united after a Goldwater nomination. Eisenhower and Nixon urge unity but clash on methods. Scranton and Goldwater differ on ticket chemistry, with Romney undecided and Rockefeller history shaping intraparty tensions.
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Federal aid reshapes funding of housing and urban programs
President Johnson pushes a national approach to housing education urban redevelopment and poverty arguing federal funds must back expanded local public services. The Presidential Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations notes grants will rise to about 10.6 billion in fiscal 1965 with highways welfare and other programs driving growth.
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Court prep warns of bond on Urban Renewal foes
The piece notes possible court action to restrain the Redevelopment Commission of High Point pending remand by the Supreme Court. Plaintiffs must post substantial bond to cover potential costs if they seek to halt the costly urban renewal project, amid broader weather and local business updates.
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