Buddhists Protests Hold Thorn In War Effort In Vietnam
Critics say Buddhist demonstrations in South Vietnam, including monks like the famed Thich Tri Quang, muddle government aims and divert attention from the Viet Cong. Observers note leaders offer vague goals while protests disrupt plans for elections and a new constitution. The U.S. and Saigon face pressure to win backing while preventing further destabilization.
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Vilaneous South
Saigon
Codie Gsihan
Neuven Cashy
Sears
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Amy Ae
Cap
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Estelew
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Municipal Tax Reform Debate Surfaces In Texas
A TEXAS report notes tensions over auto tax collection by municipalities. Mayor of San Antonio proposes a 13 year lease plan to unify the system, while lawmakers consider a state study committee to address inequities between taxing agencies and ensure consistent revenue streams.
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Mayer Wow
San Antonis
Goserm Ton
Wonders and limits of medical science on the common cold
The article ponders how science has achieved medical wonders yet cannot conquer the common cold. It notes persistent failures to cure the illness, despite vast research and the desire to one day treat or eradicate it. The piece contrasts space progress with the stubborn small bug causing widespread misery.
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Shriver Faces Critique as Poverty Campaign Draws Fire
R Sargent Shriver defends the Office of Economic Opportunity while GOP critics accuse the poverty program of bloated bureaus and misused funds. The debate references Westmoreland pay, Armstrong salaries, and a high per capita cost, with Shriver arguing the war on poverty needs prudent spending rather than new agencies.
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Avres
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U.S
Viet Nam
Xo Armstrong
Washington
Aim
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Air Force Academy
Republicans Face 1960s Campaign Strategy Shift
Analysis argues Republicans stray from exposing incumbents' faults in favor of portraying Democrats as rubber-stamps. It notes war in Vietnam and cost of living as pivotal issues, with voters seeking change if living conditions worsen. Democrats may push to defend existing Congress composition despite past turnovers.
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U S Latins Revolt Over EEO Meeting Sparks Presidency Row
A planned all day regional event sponsored by the U S Equal Employment Opportunity Commission collapsed into a racial protest led by Mexican Americans from the west coast. The meeting, meant to address policy, was disrupted as participants walked out, highlighting tensions between Mexican American leaders and federal officials and drawing attention to civil rights concerns at the Roosevelt Coast.
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Eiasployment Opportunity Commission
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Judd Johnson clash over Vietnam policy and Red China
The article details Judd and President Johnson on Vietnam and China policy, their views on escalation, UN admission of Red China, and the risk of nuclear war. It covers Johnson’s tensions with advisers, Judd’s warnings about Chinese entry to the UN, and implications for U S Asia stance and domestic politics. It mentions figures like Hull, Evans, and statesmanship concerns in Washington.
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Wartime policy and local city offices in brief
General Mav Arthur warns against fighting to preserve war as a sovereign right at the United Nations. National Livestock Producers foresee a meat shortage this summer and worsening feed conditions. In Washington, supporters push for a full year of OPA, voting in House banking committee amid a subsidy debate. Clarence A. Bestwick takes oath as mayor. John Spikes and W. B. Prive sworn in as city commissioners.
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United Nations
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National Livestock Producers Association
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US vs USSR the race to catch up in 25 hard targets
Henry J. Taylor urges Americans to emulate Soviet advances and lists 25 drastic objectives to match or surpass the USSR. He calls for rapid, ambitious industrial and social shifts destroying railways, airlines, petroleum use, coal production, and more while boosting farming, labor, and personal freedoms.
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Nikolai K. Baibskov
State Planning Committee
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Residium
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Soviet Union
Aadence
Editorial on crime statistics and social policy themes
The piece analyzes crime data across the South and contrasts it with other regions. It questions urbanisation effects, enforcement reporting limits, and calls for cautious interpretation of statistics. It argues for stronger policy actions to reduce crime and improve justice while noting data limitations.
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Modern Wallet Hazards Highlight Credit Card Dangers
A Cleveland doctor warns of credit card overuse and financial stress as a hazard of modern life. The piece cites personal anecdotes and discusses how wallet overload can impact health and well being.
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Wall Street Journal
Cleveland
Lew Nney
Unclear text fragment prompts political query
Fragmentary OCR text references Red China, Russia, and the Communist Party Congress, criticizing ultra revolutionary rhetoric and accusations of petty bourgeois revolutions. The passage also questions U S federal policies and a Texas governance water project, but remains incoherent.
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Communist Party
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Peking
Jhomie Cortese
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