Too Late or Not Vietnam War Shift Needed
A column argues the United States must adopt a new approach to the Vietnam War. It critiques stalled negotiations with North Vietnam and Viet Cong, notes Hanoi’s refusal to concede, and weighs calls for a bombing halt and UN membership offers against ongoing fighting. The piece questions whether accepting defeat or prolonged casualties is necessary and urges a major strategic shift.
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North Vietnam
Dean Rusk
Eadly
Ceut
South Viet
U.S
Hanoi
Saigon
Sen
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
U Thant
Harold Wilson
Harold Stassen
North
Vietnam
No Hands Please Crossing Advice Proved Flop
After four years Tokyo police admit the raised hand crossing rule failed as pedestrians were struck by cars. They now urge look around instead a system Texas Tech students use successfully. The shift aims to reduce dangerous crossings though it tensions nerves.
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Tokyo
Texas Tech
University Avenue
Rockefeller ticket urged as ideal GOP choice by Arkansas Gazette
The Arkansas Gazette advocates an all Rockefeller national ticket with Nelson Rockefeller of New York and Winthrop Rockefeller of Arkansas arguing the pair would provide geographic and ideological balance. It counters Kennedy ticket concerns and stresses governors over senators and the paper vows not to press the point further.
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Arkansas Gazette
Little Rock
Rockfeller-Reagan
Rockefeller- Tower
Romney-Stassen
Nixon-Tower
Rockefeller-Rockefeller
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
the Gazette
Rockefeller Brothers
Kennedy Brothers
The
Gazette
Kennedy
One Convincer Snore Stopper Claims British Trial
A British psychiatrist reports testing a snore-stopper device that shocks the snorer’s arm whenever snoring occurs. The goal is to convince the sleeper to stop. He notes the main barrier is convincing the snorer he snores since self awareness is lacking and external confirmation is needed. If proven effective, the device could have a useful purpose.
Vietnam War Criticism Sparks Press and Public Debate
The piece surveys reaction to President Johnson over Vietnam in Congress and among voters. It notes voters favor stability over change in wartime, the domestic issues hurting Johnson’s support, and the role of dissenters inside the country. It cites veterans and parents of draft-age sons showing mixed sentiments.
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Johnson
Congress
Chio
Johison
Mr. Johnson
Soreck
Vietnam
Nis Vee
Jannson
Nixon Youth Vote Theme Echoes In Greek and U.S. Politics
The article discusses how youth and students may shape the 1968 election, noting Nixon’s appeal to a broad electorate. It references Greek political intrigue around the monarchy and military junta, highlighting George Plytas’s mission and U.S. diplomatic concerns over a possible front against the junta.
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George Plytas
Athens
Constantine
Rome
Plytas
Papandreou
Ptytas
State Department
Governor Jester Day Becomes Rallying Cry for Crisis
A fragmented sentence from a 1930s Austin report hints at Governor Beauford Jester's efforts during a financial crisis. The text references a day named for the governor and a push to address economic strain, though specifics are unclear.
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Austin - Gov
Beauford
Texas Oak Names in Old Scrapbook Prompt Forest Book Study
Edayers collects unrecorded Texas trees from Mrs. U S Cross old scrapbook. Notes Auction Oak at Austin Camp Ward Highway Sentinel and San Antonio cypress linked to Milam battle, Veramendi House and Medina Battlefield. References Hanging Tree near Waco and Lone Star markers, seeks stories and casualty data from state archives.
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State Forestry Service
Texas
San Antonio
Ben Milam
Veramendi House
Medina’ Battlefield
Gonzales
San Jacinto
Robert E. Herold
Dave’ Wharton
Kerrville-Bandera
Medina Oak
Lovoya
New Spain
Austin
Camp Wood
Upper
Nueces
Editorial Flags Doctor Shortage Hit by New Standards
The guest editorial discusses a medical staff shortage in LA tied to new standards that wiped out internship and residency positions. Without interns and residents, hospitals face unpaid weeks and nights, increased on call burdens, and potential shifts of young doctors away from the area.
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Waco
Timely Quotes administration on 38 Americans to dle every single
Timely quotes touch on a controversial policy affecting 38 Americans amid debates about national leadership. The fragment references Beceolee 3 s acemree atomic parthog and mentions Wilson as director of a related project or department. The garbled text implies a focus on security or defense measures.
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Aed
Wilson
Pect Ld
Fragmentary OCR Note with Obscured Names
The readable text contains garbled phrases and unclear names. It references Turnrow Tunkel and Africans with mentions of TV, Americans, and a location bay but lacks coherent facts or identifiable events to summarize.
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Latbeck
Texne
Prides
David Lawrence
OP Twee
America
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Robert Novak
Greece
Andrew Tully
Nixon
Washington
Dick Nixon
Sigma
Eae
Richard Scammon
Kemner Hed
Te Grouvreau
Tow
Elections Research Center
Priv. Governmental Affairs Institute
Scamma
Beammon
Yodanee Mayh
George Wallace
Diet Benow
Popular Front
Accord
Mvane
Robinson
Sake ‘Waco
LeRoy Walker
Allan
Rasp
Ayn
Schoch
Tyler
C. C. Mebride
Tunkel
Omar Ae
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