West Germany Victory Signals Prosperity Push and Nationalism
West German voters chose Christian Democrats over a socialist challenge as Chancellor Ludwig Erhard’s plan for greater prosperity won strong support. The result hints at ongoing moves toward reunification, while underscoring risks from nationalist sentiment and East German Soviet pressure. Internationally, NATO cohesion and postwar stability loom as key factors shaping Germany’s future trajectory.
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Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
NATO
West Germany
Future of Newspapers: Miller Sees Changes Yet Core Still Holds
AP President Paul Miller, at a Kansas City Star anniversary dinner, warned that future papers may resemble today’s in concept and integrity while addressing production bottlenecks. He urged adopting electronics to improve efficiency, stressing substance, balance, depth, and accuracy over speed or flashy format.
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Associated Press
Paul Miller
Kansas City Star
Linotype
New York City
Time Bomb at The Hague Over South Africa Case
Editorial notes the ICJ reconvenes on the South West Africa apartheid case filed by Ethiopia and Liberia in 1980. It mentions the long proceedings, potential March or April verdict, and the warning that a judgment could trigger UN measures or a global diplomatic crisis.
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International Court of Justice
Republic of South Africa
South West Africa
South Africa
Colorado
League of Nations
United Nations
Ethiopia
Liberia
the Hague
Ernest Gross
Mandated
Basters
Tsumeb
Man- Gate
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
United States
France
Britain
British Commonwealth
International Labor Organization
U. N
Indonesia
Newspaper subscription rates and policy notice
Subscription terms for daily and Sunday editions listed with rates for 1 6 months 3 months 1 month and weekly plans. Includes sales tax note and AP rights disclaimer. Mentions mailing options and contact references for delivery.
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Associated Press
Cetuero
N.C
Associated Pree
Age of Excuse harms all by Bruce Biossart column
A columnist argues that many whites confuse liberty with license, excusing disruptive behavior by citing individual rights. He decries trespass, vandalism, and crime as weakly defined offenses, urging self control and responsibility to sustain democracy amid rising disregard for law and privacy.
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Bruce Biossat
America
Wilkinson views China Pakistan tension as strategic move
Dr. L L Wilkinson, based on years in China, sees Beijing using a border ultimatum to aid Pakistan in Asia’s Himalayan war. He notes China aims to pressure India, while Pakistan appears weakened by internal and Russian pressure. He cites pre communist Chinese family ties and laments the erosion of personal bonds under current turmoil.
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Ds. L. L. Wilkinson
Jong
China
Peking
Pakistan
Asia
Himalayas
India
Sikkim
Kastmir
Red China
U.S
Karachi
Russia
Wilkinson
Seochow
Shanghai
Elizabeth Blake
Southern Presbyterian Church
Palmetto Presbyterian Mission
Wilkinson Hospital
Noisy Washington Showcased Johnson Tactics
In a year of Congress achievements Democrats hold numerical edge over Republicans as President Johnson maneuvers to build votes for his programs. Eisenhower’s era calm contrasted with Truman and Kennedy era clashes, while Johnson deftly avoids public feuds and lets allies defend his policies. Senate leader Everett Dirksen supports him, Ford challenges, Fulbright criticizes tactics in the Dominican Republic revolt.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
White House
Harry S. Truman
Sens
Robert A. Taft
Joseph R. McCarthy
Truman
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Senate
Everett Mi. Sasee
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Jonson
Ford
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Foreign Relations Committee
Dominican Republic
Dirksen
President Johnson’s cool leadership amid strong polls
The piece notes Johnson would react differently under severe adversity, cites his historic legislation this year, and contrasts his current success with Congress against a subdued Republican presence, suggesting his decisive efficiency keeps the year quiet.
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Fulbright
Johnson
Congress
Quotes on city problems and politics in America
A collection of remarks attributed to Dr. Timothy W. Costello and Gov. William Scranton, including Costello calling for moonshot scale city effort and a plea for peace from a British spinner Mabel Phillips, plus warning against radical fringe within parties and Scranton’s stance on accommodation.
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Timothy W. Costello
New York City
Mabel Phillips
America
Republican Party
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
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