Rusk's stature grows amid attacks on Kennedy era foes
Editorial argues that attacks on Dean Rusk by Kennedy era critics overlook his role and competence. It notes Kennedy’s frustration with the State Department, Rusk’s fit as a steady negotiator, and Johnson’s support after the 1964 tragedy, calling for restraint toward the late president’s legacy.
Moscow stance questioned as SAMs rise tensions
The report suggests a U.S. bomber was shot down perhaps by a surface-to-air missile near Hanoi amid talks of Soviet involvement. It notes Hanoi’s refusal to let Soviet technicians operate five SAM sites and contemplates shifting Moscow toward cautious cooperation with the United States while war and politics grow more complex.
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Ho Chi Minh
Peking
Moscow
Averell Harriman
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United States
Viet Nam
Russia
U.S
Democrats Scramble for NYC Political Control in 1966
Editorial notes a fractured New York Democratic Party after Mayor Wagner’s abdication threat and McKeon’s pending resignation. As Kennedy and Wagner waver, NYC Democrats jockey for power amid Lindsay’s fusion bid and 1966 gubernatorial speculation involving Roosevelt Jr. and Goldberg.
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New York City
New York State
Robert F. Wagner Jr
William H. McKeon
State Committee
Wagner
McKeon
Burns
Francis Kelly
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Kelly
Hubert H. Humphrey
Sen. Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
New York
Charles A. Buckley
Bronx
Stanley Steingut
Brooklyn
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Wagner-Kennedy - Johnson
John Y. Lindsay
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Arthur J. Goldberg
D A Rawley as President Mrs Charles Howard Lockwood Secretary Treasurer
The text lists D A Rawley as president and Mrs Charles Howard Lockwood as secretary treasurer along with roles such as editor managing and business manager in the advertising circulation department.
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Charles Howard Lockwood
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Greece in turmoil as Papandreou and king clash in power struggle
London dispatch portrays 77 year old George Papandreou and 25 year old King Constantine II as central figures in a Greek political crisis. Amid cabinet splits and street mobilization, Greece faces a perilous bid for control, risking alliance ties and national stability.
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Freidin
Herald Tribune News Service
London
George Papandreou
Constantine II
Greece
Geeral
Frederika
Emergence of Fly-Back Yo-Yo Leader and Diverse Product Strategy
The article notes Fly-Back rising as the top yo-yo producer in the United States after the Luck Wisconsin firm’s bankruptcy. J. E. Gibson’s company leverages a broad product line and strong wood supplies to sustain high production and expand warehouse capacity near Sears Roebuck on the Magic Block. It also recalls Gibson’s cautious public stance and his role in supplying hard maple and white birch while prices and costs shift.
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Southern Railway
Rockefeller Leaves 1968 Presidential Run Open
James. Rockefeller's decision in nine days leaves the New York governor out of the 1968 GOP race. The Republican field is wide open as Rockefeller said he would not be a candidate now or in the future, though past reversals show such declarations can be reversed.
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Kennedy
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Constantine
Frederika
Eleutherios Venizelos
Center Union Party
New’ Delhi
India
Chambal
Taj Mahal
Jetter
Washington
New York
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Rockefeller
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller faces 1964 GOP tensions over governor run
Notes on News suggests Rockefeller may seek the governorship again while facing opposition in his party. A presidential bid looms as a risk if not reelected to the state house. If reelected, he could be drafted as the GOP nominee, though he gave no such indication on Face the Nation.
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