Viet Nam and Cuba Trouble Spots for U.S.
The piece notes Viet Nam’s protracted war and Fidel Castro’s persistence in Cuba as the two main foreign policy pressures for the Johnson administration. It argues Republicans pressed on both fronts, while Democrats face blame for inaction, with Cuba closer to crisis amid exile raids rumors and past Kennedy era missteps.
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De Gaulle Thant Reconcile After Paris Visit
U N Secretary General Thant and French President De Gaulle moved toward reconciliation during Thant’s four day Paris visit. They exchanged warm notes and meetings with Pompidou and de Murville signaling renewed cooperation despite past tensions over Congo, Bizerte, and NATO. Thant praised humanity and realism in French policy.
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Dear Abby column reveals long California marriage rules
Dear Abby letters discuss unmarried couples able to wed without a license or waiting period in California, the supportive stance of clergy, a 12 year old babysitting payment dispute, a query about chefs judging by smell, and Abby’s offer to reply to personal letters with a Beverly Hills address and a 1964 copyright note.
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River Group Seeks Extra Funds for Arkansas River Project
Arkansas and Oklahoma delegates urged Congress for a 15 million supplemental push to the 84 million budgeted for the Arkansas River development. They warned delays beyond 1970 would raise costs by 10 to 11 million yearly and hinder economic gains, urging President Johnson to request the extra funds.
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Thant and De Gaulle Clash Over Vietnam Solution
The U.N. Secretary General Thant urged political means after military failure in Southeast Asia, echoing De Gaulle's call for a neutralized Vietnam. The Congo bill debate in France reflected confidence in the United Nations amid global tensions.
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The Thin Red Line and The Fall of the Roman Empire review
Hollywood writer Bob Thomas notes that two spring films from American groups shot in Spain may reflect Yankees coming home. The Thin Red Line, backed by ACE, has flashes of brilliance but shallow depth, while The Fall of the Roman Empire, filmed in Madrid, suffers from an empty script despite lavish sets.
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First Arkansas University Magazine Appears in 1893
The first publication from the University of Arkansas was the Arkansas University Magazine issued in 1893.
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