Congress and Grassroots Law and Order Outlook
Hoover reports at yearend warn of militant groups and a rising leftist influence. He cites Black Panthers and related factions as posing internal security threats and urges vigilance against violent tactics amid growing congressional debates on anti crime measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaaders
Bhik Panther Party
United States
Stilslaris
Wiudle
Speels Mirtiberts
Ramsey Clarks
Jonuy Land Sass
Arthur Goldberns
George V McGoverns
Kineene McCarthes
Congress
Nixon Pushes Environmental Policy Through Act
Nixon moves to seize the environmental issue with a landmark act drafted by Sen. Henry M. Jackson. The plan creates a Commission on Environmental Quality and requires agencies to assess environmental impacts, while outlining national goals and future environmental governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Sen
Henry MM
Jackson
Washington
Mr. Nison
Stoanen Mirssave
Dackson
Die Trantenweark
Pearense
Mir. Naxan
Senate
Admirable Polls Highlight Top Figures in Year’s End List
A fragmented survey ranks notable public figures with Kennedy and Rose Kennedy topping the list while Gandhi and Mrs. Gida Mears Prone Ninieteriot receive mentions. The piece notes varying public esteem across individuals and hints at shifting perceptions over the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galthig
Tae
Quedaie Kennedy
Arietethe Onna
Tye
Bowie
da Boas
Robert Kennedy
Vlas Rose Kennedy
Alan Fe
Cal Mochiame
Gandhi
India
Gida Mears
Ninieteriot Ferael
Pwaeht
Mies Lanefon
Niro Phares Pevinvat
Wage and Price Regulation Inevitable Says Expert
Washington analyst argues population growth and regional reform must guide policy. He warns highways pollution taxes and coordination gaps strain finance and urges a coordinated regional approach and possible wage price controls to curb inflation.
Greek Problem Grows In Washington Embassy Letter
A former member of the Greek Parliament approached the embassy in Athens with a letter dated December requesting that a group of 37 former Greek lawmakers be involved in shaping diplomatic actions to the Senate foreign relations committee in Washington.
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Washington
Tec. D
Civesk
Lmbassy
Athens
Deo
Guarliament
Pgeb
Senate Porevan Pactations Committee
Roswell McClelland
U.S
Flats
Paris
Sen FW Bibright
Arkansas
Senate Foren Tndations
Deee
John “Tsirunokos
Poe Pottee
Ain Athens
Tos
Universaliy
Hollon Geerce
Senate Foreign Retitions Committee
Cour Prinais
Europe
Opicais
Vos Pehey
Greece
Ambassaddor
Tasca
Os Enyvox
OPAN
Penta Trom Eos
Possony
Daniel Brewster
Vie
Los Ago
Hieravio Pavers
NATOO
Staan
Wwe Denuty
Staty
Eth
Eduarte
Cboyetteday
Chrecek
Pate
Tess Davaraide
Ee Cahanels
Marke
Seson
Denison
Pot
Dee Creek
United States
LBJ Freeing Humphrey Widening 1964 Campaign Break
Marianne Means reports President Johnson has effectively freed Hubert Humphrey to press his Vietnam stance, while Humphrey questions Johnson’s judgment on Vietnam. The piece traces political optics, Greek embassy intrigue, and the potential impact on the 1964 race as both candidates recalibrate support and strategy.
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Washington
Herbert Tromphie
Gast
Hamparey
Johnson
Huntoares
Vietnam
Peltes
Salt Lake Cis
Conmore
Pampheos
Humphres
Humphrey
Mene Johnson
Minnesota Senate
Salt Lake City
Freys Johnson
Campain
Pumphrey
Thamphres
Maddy
Jobnser
Speedous
Humphrees
Elamphres
Potum
The
Mar
Audis
Johnsen
Tumphrey
Liberval
Perot
Niner
Ninon
Peret
Dleo
Tees
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Jogie
Oyers
Hanuups Os
Helleve Powal
Rass Peret
Ff Rass Peret
Ross Perot’s philanthropy and self-made stance praised
The author lauds Ross Perot as a self-made, wealth-backed philanthropist who funds aid to POW families and supports education. He notes Perot’s bold acts like chartering a Boeing 707 for Christmas dinners and flying mothers and children to Paris, while acknowledging criticism from liberal figures. The piece argues Perot’s direct approach contrasts with foundation spending and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Caribbean
Bithonaire Phas
Ross Perot
Tesas
Pela Fiiregasts
An Esi Perot
Smu
North Vietnam
Paris
Pera Eventialis
Iis
Tooney
Perot
Melieorge Bundy
Bobby Kennedy
Telegrams as Debt Collecting Tools Highlighted
A historical note discusses using telegrams to pressure delinquents, arguing faster attention and lower fees than letters. It warns about ethical risks and suggests sending to both work and home to prompt payment while noting risks of interception and misdirection.
Pratu Communist Regime Opens Espionage Schools
The note reports two new Russian supervised espionage schools in the Pratue regime under Moscow oversight. One trains agents for western Germany and Austria. Houston Police Chief Bow Payne urges public cooperation with city police amid confusions over new annexations and city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Houston
Bow Payne
Payne
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Pace
Congress and Grassroots
Vlaratete
Mir’ Hoover
FBE
Black Panther Party
Couidies
Leninidentous
Mao
Alaat
Paso
Niger Wall
Rsk
David Lawrence
Oies
Fabricos
Convestion Srey
Cates
Aniecie
America
Federal
Gaovernment
Rowland Evans
Robert Noval
Marianne
Lbj
Eneparti de Bart Reales
Hamphres
Niven
Mmdaier
Tong
Frans
Trnce
Humphres Dummsell
Dotinsan
Oattieugeais
Fermis
Cempoerdes
Ninou
Cheberne Pell
Pivede Dsh
Hons
Spo
Novak
Andrew Tully
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