China May Intervene in Viet Nam War
The article analyzes the risk of direct Chinese involvement as U S planes bomb Hanoi Haiphong and pressure against the Viet Cong grows. Beijing asserts Geneva accords are void and pledges aid to Vietnam while warning the United States against miscalculation.
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China and America in the Pacific Power Dynamic
CAPUS WAYNICK argues that U.S. policy under President Johnson should view China as a potential partner in the Pacific. He notes shifting positions from anti-Communist hostility to cooperation, driven by shared security interests with allies and the need to lift hundreds of millions in the region toward better health and well being. The piece weighs risks of rapprochement versus conflict as Beijing and Moscow remain divided.
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Sunday Sermon on Listening for God in a Noisy World
A preacher laments modern noise that deafens people to divine voice. He tells a parable of training ears for money or God, cites Jesus teaching on hearing, and urges readers to attune their conscience to daily messages from God rather than scandal and greed.
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Pilots Strike Calls Government Intervention in Summer Travel
Editorial argues the nine 35,000 machinists at five airlines create costly disruption, urging government action to end the strike. Also notes a 90th birthday, church bell carillon project, landscaping plans, and a library Focus issue on business books.
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U.S Aids Pro-Chinese Regime In Africa Says Pearson
In Africa the United States and the West claim victories against Chinese influence led by Mao Tse tung. G. Mennen Williams helped push diplomacy as Assistant Secretary for Affairs. Guinea under Sekou Toure remains pro Chinese with Nkrumah aiding governance. Horoya praises Mao while U.S. Information Office operates in Conakry amid tensions. Congressmen Toncalio and Román Pucinski visit Vietnam front lines during July 4 holiday.
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