Dominican crisis tests Johnsons Latin America policy
The Dominican Republic crisis drags on as U S Marines pull back and 14 200 remain in Santo Domingo amid mixed U S policy signals. Officials fear a prolonged occupation could fuel Republican opposition while a political solution remains elusive. Johnson faces domestic fallout whether he negotiates or supports a provisional government under OAS oversight.
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Johnson
Santo Domingo
OAS
Latin America
Antonio Im
White House
Castro
Tokyo Protests and Political Tensions Amid North Vietnam Bombing
A Tokyo scene shows a thousand-strong leftist rally near Tokyo Prince Hotel and a mass march through business districts as officials caution on Communist agitation. The piece notes Japanese support for democratic forces, concerns about Southeast Asia, and U S and Japanese positions with Ambassador Reischauer defending press independence.
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Japan
Tokyo Prince Hotel
Tokyo Tower
Worth Grant
Eisenhower
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Viet Nam
Cmdr
Philip A. Reitzel
Southeast Asia
Mina
Jee Vowerieers
Edwin O. Reischauer
Christ's works reveal the Father in Jesus
John 10 37 38 quote highlights that belief rests on Jesus works not words The message stresses that Christ's deeds prove the Father is in him pointing to God the Father sending Jesus and the unity of Christ and God.
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John
Christ
God
Jesus
P. Carnegie Simpson
Russia shifts on freedom of expression seen as hopeful
The piece notes a Soviet historian challenging U S views of Wall Street power and a Russian critique of one sided reporting. It argues that Russia’s modest openness could signal progress while warns against American curbs on free speech to align with Soviet practice.
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Arnold Tobee
United States
Et Union
North Carolina
Ban Law
Lenoir
Tom White
Russia
Payree
U. S
Soviet Union
Capital Punishment Debate Echoes Through New York State
Last week a New York law adds life prisoner options for killing guards or mates in jail or escape attempts. Proponents argue deterrence while noting other states have abolished capital punishment. critics call it harsh though murder or rape and arson remain motives for debate.
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New York State
Colegeleeanphiles Co
Cners
Editorial Research Boycotting Medicare in AMA Convention
Editorial notes possible physician boycott of the Medicare program for the aged. It cites five state associations backing noncooperation and discusses nonparticipation tactics such as not filling claims forms. It questions ethical grounds and frames fears of socialized medicine shaping physician action amid AMA deliberations.
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American Medical Association
Texas
A.M.A
House of Delegates
Wall Street Journal
Ncr
A Word of Thanks From One Departing Editor
A departing editor thanks High Point organization for years of publicity help since arriving in June 1960. He praises Methodist Churches and High Point District for kindness and loyalty and notes the city’s cooperative spirit.
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Aea
High Point
Methodist
Notes on The News and Our Men in Southeast Asia
A reader reflects on The News hand picture and June 8 reports about Mr Lodge criticizing ongoing events in the region. The writer cites the idea of a revolution driven by civil rights groups and fringe supporters and questions the press’s stance on bringing troops home with or without honor.
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Southeast Asia
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