Our Stake in Panama
The United States must retain respect and legal rights in the Panama Canal Zone and reject under pressure any revision of the treaty. Normal relations and safe return of American citizens must precede review, as public opinion pressures from radicals and foreign protests only invite contempt and threaten American prestige and security interests.
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United States
Canal Zone
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Panama
Russia
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Guantanamo Naval Base
Fidel Castro
Canal
America
FTC Moves To Limit Cigarette Advertising Constraints
The Federal Trade Commission plans strict tobacco ad rules beyond health warnings. It targets claims that smoking is socially graceful or a sign of maturity, arguing power to curb even opinion statements under current law. The piece notes potential First Amendment clashes and awaits Supreme Court guidance.
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Federal Trade Commission
FIC
FTC
Supreme Court of the Congress
Planes and missiles work together for defense says Gen LeMay
General Curtis E. LeMay argues missiles and manned aircraft are complementary, not rival systems. He stresses the need for modern ballistic missile capabilities within a mixed force and notes aircraft provide control, flexibility, and real time human observation to respond to unforeseen threats.
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Curtis E. LeMay
United States Air Force
California Democratic primary rift over Eagle seat nears
Washington reports a tense California senatorial contest surrounding Sen. Clair Engle as President Johnson seeks party unity. California leaders weigh how Engle’s health and reelection bid affect campaign dynamics, with Rep. James Roosevelt and Attorney General Stanley Mosk among hopefuls. CDC activity adds pressure ahead of January 25 and February 22 milestones.
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Johnson
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White House
Clair Egle
Senate
Eagle
Pat Brown
Richard Niton
Osu
Engle
James Roosevelt
Stanley Mosk
Alan Cranston
State Central Committee
California Democratic Council
CDC
Three Panamanian Canal Lessons FromPearson’s View
Drew Pearson outlines three backstage chapters linking U S policy to Panama crises. He recalls Truman proposing internationalizing canals, cites Eisenhower Nixon era tensions over Suez and canal snatching, and notes decades of Canal Zone inequities and reforms under Panamanian leaders.
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Panama
Harry Truman
White House
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Black Sea
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Suez Canal
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Stain
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Ike
Anthony Eden
Suez
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Castro
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STRICTLY PERSONAL Does Daddy Smoke Chains
An essay-like reflection on how children misinterpret spoken language and metaphors. It recalls James Thurber on his father’s “chains,” and contrasts adult chatter with a child’s literal thinking about penalties, danger, and the world’s mysteries. The piece notes how words can shape a child's fears and memory.
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James Thurber
Young Thurber
Thurber
Public school text changes spark clash over Darwin and prayer
Mrs John W Hays argues at a town meeting that public schools should teach evolution without undermining religious beliefs. She defends constitutional prayer as voluntary and criticizes tailoring textbooks to protect faith, citing 1964 California debates and quotes on Darwinism and creation.
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Max Rafferty
Newport Beach
Supreme Court
Hws
Long Beach
Italy
California
Tennessee
John W. Hays
la Vere Drive
Good Citizens in Leisure World demonstrate responsibility
Leisure World residents are praised for exemplary citizenship in recent elections. They approved education expenditures, showing altruism and concern for the community's future. A high voter turnout and endorsement of constructive civic action are urged as a model for traditional communities.
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Leisure World
Selfish Oppose Rumford Vote in California Referendum
August Mietz argues that opponents of a Rumford referendum in California act from selfish interests and a disbelief in democracy. He contends the measure will affect everyone and questions who benefits from opposing it, urging broad public approval.
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Calfornia
Istereses
Lbs
Rastford Hocking
August Mietz
Calfornig Ave
Panzooct
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