We’ll Await Warren Report Before Forming Judgments
The Chicago Tribune notes the Warren Commission has authorized an inquiry into reports of heavy drinking by Secret Service agents the night Kennedy was killed. The paper urges waiting for a full, documented account to avoid unfounded charges and to let the truth emerge without sensationalism.
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Ohio
Johnson Avoids Wallace in Primary Contests
The Christian Science Monitor claims President Johnson shuns direct clashes with Alabama Governor George C. Wallace. It says Wallace’s demagoguery prompts Johnson to stay on a unity path, avoiding nationwide contests and preserving Johnson’s prestige amid local political tensions.
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Maryland
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Louisiana
Case for stronger pesticide controls gains support
Editorial argues that a U S Public Health Service finding links an agricultural chemical to massive fish kills in the Mississippi basin strengthens calls for tighter federal regulation. It notes May 12 measures, pending Senate inspections, and warns against overly stringent limits that could hinder vital pest control research while urging safeguards for food safety and waterway protection.
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Mississippi River
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Mississippi
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Miss. Carson
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Science Advisory
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Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Inside Washington Presidency Beyond Ability Of Most
Henry Cathcart reflects on the expanding scope of the U S presidency and the possibility it may outpace any single leader. He cites Lyndon Johnson and other presidents while noting debates for a permanent nonpartisan secretariat to implement broad policies.
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Central Press
Washington
George Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
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Laos as Red threat in Southeast Asia
AP dispatch argues Laos landlocked status makes it vulnerable to guerrilla infiltration and a Communist foothold that could spread through Southeast Asia. It warns U S prestige would suffer, and outlines idealistic and practical reasons for American involvement, citing Dulles and Eisenhower on defending Indo China and stopping expansion.
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John Foster Dulles
IndoChina
Eisenhower
Notes On The News and Southeast Asia Pact Strain
The piece discusses domino theory and strain on U S allies in SEATO formed in 1954 by Britain France the Philippines Thailand Pakistan Australia and New Zealand. It notes Laos aid by the United States totaling about 500 million for defense while Communists gain strength.
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Australia
New Zealand
Laos
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Quotes on press access taxes and political echo
Public access to television is urged so the eyes and ears of all can attend. Robert W. Sartolf of RCA advocates opening TV hearings in Congress and the courts. Seymour Halpern calls for repeal of cosmetics excise tax. Jimmy Hoffa praises working press while criticizing rewrite men. Governor Nelson Rockefeller warns of danger from Birchers and radical right fringe.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Voters urged to study candidates and support local representation
The editorial urges Guilford voters to study candidates Ed Kemp and Dan Whitley Jr for Guilford's Senate and House seats, praising High Point representation and redistricting. It notes Maryfield Nursing Home fundraising progress, a Woodmen of the World safe-driving awards ceremony, and Wachovia Bank art unveiling amid downtown redevelopment observations.
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