Bridges and Doors Ignored in Red China Watch
Red China watchers see propaganda and internal purges amid tensions with the West. Observers note Maoist isolationism, Red Guards activity, and fears of protracted war as Beijing pressures the U.S. and Russia while defense shifts signal a preferred harder line.
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Free World
Tron Curtain
Pekine
Mao Tre- Ting
China
Red Guards
U.S
Soviet Union
Indonesia
Africa
Cuba
Korea
Japan
Formosa
Viet Nam
Peking
Tan Pian
Mao
Tin
Ho Chi Minh
South
United States
Washington
Kennedy Campaigning The System and the Style Analyzed
A Boston professor Murray B. Levin reviews the Kennedy political clan's rise as a dynasty. The book argues the Kennedys built power through labor, money, and strategy shaping national campaigns. Levin notes Robert Kennedy and Edward Kennedy potential 1968 72 run and frames the dynasty as central to American politics.
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Kennedy
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Boston
Murray B. Levin
Levin
Robert
Edward
Not So Terrible British Violinist Criticized
The British violinist David Meshunm faced sharp remarks after a U S visit when he claimed American women dislike Britain's short skirts for their figure. He later argued that many countries share that view including the U K. The column critic notes Meshunm’s outburst and mocks his stance on fashion and tone.
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David Meshun
England
U.S
Britain
Lubbock
Meshunm
Too Big A Risk PISHERMEN WHO may be reading these Lines
A Florida official, John W. Woods of the Fisheries division, suggests bizarre baiting ideas involving bourbon and a spray mixture to mask smells. The note questions practicality and the wife’s reaction when the fisherman returns home.
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John W. Woods
Fisheries Division
Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Woods
Mrr. Woods
Joe
Government Guidelines and the Strains of a Managed Economy
David Lawrence argues that a managed economy under current guidelines fails to curb greed and political self interest. He cites airline strikes newspaper suspensions and potential industry disputes as signs of weak voluntary discipline and calls for uniform law to control disruptive wage and price behavior.
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United States
Doowes
Unusual donors link John Birch to President's Club
The deposit vault of the Democratic President's Club has received $12,000 from J Edward Martin and his brother Albert C Martin of Los Angeles. Martins, tied to the John Birch Society, held party posts and financed GOP dinners while contracting with the federal government through 1965.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Southern California
J. Edward Martin
Los Angeles
John Birch Society
Martin
Southern
California
Robert Welch
Birch Society
Welch
Republican State Central Committee of
Los Angeles County
Republican Party
Barry Goldwater
United Republican Finance Committee
State Senate
White House
Democratic National Committee
President's Club
John Birely Society
Presidents Club
Albert C. Martin
Great Society
Siam
Ruth Montgomery rights row over Kennedy compound stroll
Georgia editor Ruth Turner challenged Hyannis Port police when she walked past the Kennedy Compound on a public street. The: incident spotlights debates over Secret Service protection, taxpayer funding, and perceived special privileges for Mrs Kennedy.
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Washington
Georgia
Deep South
FBI
Hyannis Port
Ruth Turner
Decatur
Cape Cod
Kennedy
Kennedy House
Turner
Jacqueline Kennedy
Park Avenue
Secret Service
Secretaries of State and Defense
Congress
Cong
H. R. Gr
House
UN Budget Crunch Prompts US Protest Against UN Spending
A State Department source says the United States will demand reduced UN spending as the Thant administration unveils a larger budget for the United Nations. The article notes rising costs, new posts, and delayed payments by France and the Soviet Union, with Ambassador Goldberg referencing a so called gentleman's agreement.
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Washington
Tom
State Department
U. S
United Nations
Thant
Johnson
Soviet Union
U.S
Russia
France
Moscow
Paris
Goldberg
New Indian interim government formed under Nehru
viceroy Lord Wavell announces a new Indian interim government headed by Jawaharlal Nehru and urges Moslem League collaboration. City of Lubbock implements merit based efficiency program for staff. Texas Tech commencement honors 110 bachelors and 10 masters. MacArthur lists 405 plants in eight industrial fields targeted for reparations.
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New Delo
India
Lord Wavell
Pandit Jawaharalal Nehru
Lubbock
Tokyo
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
El Paso Faces Bleak Water Future Warned By Board
Editorial notes the Texas Water Development Board’s bleak outlook for El Paso as a water-short area. Importing water from distant states is unlikely within 25 years, and El Paso remains in the Rio Grande Water Compact with no assured allocation. A regional plan is proposed but uncertain, while desalination and separate drainage water purifying are considered only marginal options.
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Texas Water Development Board
el Paso
Texas
Water Development Board
Rio Grande
West Texas
Lubbock
Water Board
State Water Plain
Tess
EL Paso Herald-Pust
Sound amipliner for transistor radios marketed
A Waynesboro Virginia News Virginian item notes a new sand anchored accessory for transistor radios. The device is a hormshape plastic funnel like vent, stamped to contain reception and protect the radio from sand and moisture.
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Waynesboro
Vai
News-Virginiany
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