First Round In Paris Talks On Vietnam War
The Paris talks opened with Harriman stating U S aims to let Vietnamese people decide their future and respect Laos 1962 neutralization while Hanoi presses for U S withdrawal. Hanoi cited continued bombing and ground offensives as evidence of ongoing aggression. Both sides anticipate lengthy discussion and hard to enforce agreements.
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Soviet Union
Democrats Demand Spring Meeting On Budget Deficit
The article notes Democratic legislators seek a spring meeting to address a deficit they claim to have found. Republicans, awaiting full evidence on revenue and spending, prefer to wait. Both sides avoid new taxes and face upcoming elections with cautious positions.
Wisconsin Pushes Stronger Anti Pollution Law Statewide
Wisconsin advances a revised pollution abatement law with expanded staff and funding aims to clean public waters. Chief Harvester Holmer leads the effort, warning cleanups may take a decade and stressing state federal partnerships and rising abatement orders across municipalities and industries.
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Kid Stuff Campaigns Raise Other Doubts
Sydney J. Harris reflects on American presidential campaigns noting Laski’s critique of the system's flaws. He argues television, charisma, and showmanship have intensified the chaotic process, shrinking time and resources, and raising questions about the maturity of policies.
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Johnson could open Democratic convention in Chicago in August
Washington report notes President Johnson might deliver the opening address at the Democratic national convention in Chicago and outline what the party should stand for without naming candidates. His Chicago fund ride hints he may push Humphrey as key to solidifying administration support.
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La Crosse Tribune Information Notice
Publisher and editor details for the La Crosse Tribune printed in La Crosse Wisconsin include W T Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It notes AP affiliation and publication facts with mailing and rate information for local distribution.
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Editorial cheers LTA move breaking amateur professional split
The Guardian notes with approval the British Lawn Tennis Association’s decision to abolish the amateur professional distinction, allowing pros to compete at Wimbledon. The piece likens the conservative body to a vicar getting drunk, praising the break from old limits.
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British Lawn Tennis Association
McCarthy Record Criticized Over Civil Rights Fight
Senator Eugene McCarthy faced attacks over voting against repeal of state and local poll taxes. The article argues his two decades in Congress show little leadership in civil rights battles, labeling his stance a false issue and noting his isolated 1963 vote against the repeal amendment.
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Ted” Kennedy
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Job 9 25 Swifter Days Flee Without Good
A Biblical verse notes that days pass quickly like a runner and bring no lasting happiness. The quote from Job reflects on the brevity and futility of worldly outcomes. It emphasizes fleeting life under divine scrutiny and the sense of unfulfilled blessing.
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Americanization of the world reshapes the intellectual landscape
The essay argues American habits diffuse globally despite opposition from elites. It notes a shift in the U S social landscape post Sputnik toward intellectual careers over business, with scientists and professors gaining prestige. It likens the trend to Europe and cites civil rights and the Vietnam era as engines of intellectual history.
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William
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Sputnik
Not a diplomat a head waiter in modern diplomacy
The quote by Peter Ustinov, cited by Carl Riblet Jr., suggests leaders bypass ambassadors for direct talks. It contrasts contemporary fast communication with traditional channels, labeling a diplomat as a head waiter who sits only occasionally.
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Romanoff and Juliet
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