Point Of View newspapermen discuss the craft
William Ingersoll surveys a gathering of editors led by Newbold Neyes Jr of the Washington Evening Star. He argues for fair, honest, objective reporting and criticizes lazy coverage. The piece also covers calls for a national shield law, opposition to a British style Press Council, and Hoover Mitchell controversies over wiretaps and subpoenas.
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William Ingersoll
Newbold Neyes Jr
Washington Evening Star
ASNE
Pentagon
New Left
Neves
American Society of Newspaper Editors
British Press Council
Neyes
N. Y. Times
Congress
John Mitchell
Liberal View Chinese Rummy Team Visits Pebble Beach
ART BUCHWALD reports on the People's Republic of China Gin Rummy team visiting the United States to compete in the Mixed Doubles Classic at Pebble Beach California. The interview recounts impressions of Americans and observes a satirical view of Nixon and U.S. culture during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Buchwald
Washington
Wo Pang
Mao Tze-tung Broadcasting System
Peking
People's Republic of China
United States
Pebble Beach
Calif
People’s Republic of China
Tai Bun
Bun
Dan Gum
Nixon
Mao Tze-tung
Chairman Mao
Kremlin Loser In Ping-Pong Game
Washington hints at a shifting global balance as Beijing and Washington engage in easing tensions while Moscow grows anxious. The piece links Soviet fears of China U.S. collaboration to possible strategic moves against Moscow, suggesting a fragile geopolitics backdrop. It notes Chinese secrecy in Warsaw talks and warns of potential plans to escalate conflict between the two superpowers.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Kremlin
Peking
U.S
Moscow
China
Russia
Vietnam
Warsaw
Chou En-lai
Pakistan’s Civil Strife and Its Wider Asia Implications
A 1960s analysis notes Pakistan’s internal crisis rooted in Islamic nationalism and East-West tensions since 1947. It cautions that an Eastern break or Western army occupation would destabilize South Asia, with the United States likely affected despite limited direct involvement.
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Don Graff
Pakistan
Britain
U.S
Asia
John Foster Dulles
Soviet Union
Red
India
China
United States
Mohammed Ali Jinnah
Punjab
Bengal
Tran
Mideast
Southeast Asia
East
Allah
Tornado-like storms cause damage in Elderton area
On April 25 1966 freak twisters swept across the district amid a thunderstorm tearing through Elderton area farms and northern Home properties. Residents reported tornado like winds damaging a farm buildings and a travel trailer. Also noted is Vernon C Wolfe of Indiana enlisted in the regular Army and heading to the Hawaiian Islands via Panama Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elderton
Vernon C. Wolfe
Indiana
Hawaiian Islands
Panama Canal
Hoffa Eyes 1966 Return as Teamsters President Candidate
Victor Riesel reports Hoffa quietly plans to run again at the Teamsters Brotherhood July 5 convention in Miami. Amid court fights over sentence timing and potential clemency, Hoffa wields influence while acting president Fitzsimmons edges toward leadership, with a looming executive board showdown in Hollywood and power struggles shaping the union's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Riesel
Washington
Lewisburg
Teamsters
Phoenix
James Riddle Hoffa
San Francisco
Harold Gibbons
Teamsters Brotherhood
Miami
Gibbons
Champ
the Kid
Brotherhood
Jimmy Hoffa
Miami Auditorium
R.B. Austin
Chicago
Hoffa
Jimmy
Wilson
Chattanooga
Jim Hoffa
U.S
Lawrence Traylor
Justice Dept
White House
Jimmy H
Hilton Hotel
Charles
Chuckie” O'Brien
International Executive Board
Diplomat
Hollywood
Fla
Frank “Fitz” Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Teamster
Capitol Hill
Teamsters Executive Board
Labor
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Free World
America
Communist Line
Daily World
Harry Bridges
Little Atlas
Mr. Fitzsimmons
House of Labor
16Th St
Quick Quiz On Nature And Music Facts
The largest flower is the giant rafflesia native to Malaya and Indonesia and it lacks stems or leaves, often reaching three feet. Drums generally lack definite pitch, except the timpani which can be tuned. Some birds like ptarmigan adapt with snowshoe-like toes in autumn to walk on snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollution Organization
Washington
Environmental Action
Procter & Gamble
Cincinnati
Uts
Procter and Gamble
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Malaya
Indonesia
Voters urged to overcome apathy and vote rightly
In a Readers Write letter Maryrose Keeley of Indiana University urges citizens to study candidates and mobilize new 18 year old voters. She calls for strong candidates who uphold traditional values to address Vietnam Ecology narcotics and lawlessness as the nation nears election time.
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Vietnam
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hale Baggs
Louisiana
Baggs
Hoover
Boggs
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Robert Kennedy
Indiana Evening Gazette
THE
Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Indiana, Pa
RAY
N DewlTrhaya
UES
Amye Taylor
Hastie
Russell M Hickey
Josephs
Searly Sob Mall
Arustrane
Cariboa
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Mul
Sun
Los Angeles
Hu Toy
Ro Poli
Spire Agnew
Agnew
National Commission On Drug Abuse
Commission
Michael Sonnenreich
Sonnenreich
National Organization For the Reform of Marijuana Laws
Keith Stroup
Stroup
Ramsey Clark
Reform Group
Clark
Justice Department
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Ray Shafer
Pennsylvania
LENCE
Maryrose Keeley Indiana University of
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