Road to Peace Debate Over Viet Nam Raids Continues
The article argues the Vietnam raid debate is repetitive with no new facts after Hanoi Haiphong oil depot strikes. It notes U S commitment to South Vietnam, warns of potential China retaliation, and cites Fulbright Morse and world leaders while urging acceptance of Johnson’s peace effort.
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West Texas protests over Texas Water Plan gain regional support
West Texas local leaders rate the Texas Water Plan as unfair for neglecting urgent needs and fear losses of regional water. Mayor Howard Willingham of Texarkana objects to diversions toward Dallas and South Texas while officials in Sulphur River, Guadalupe, and other basins demand assurances. Critics warn of long term effects on industry, agriculture, and local growth as debates intensify nationwide.
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Litter Cost High Across the Nation
Allen Seed Jr of Keep America Beautiful cites that Fourth of July litter would form a 43 mile truck convoy or a one foot deep path from Boston to Detroit. He says cleanup costs taxpayers about one half billion dollars yearly and private losses push near a billion. Litter risks fires and health hazards, urging citizen effort to prevent littering and accidents.
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Dear Tom Letter to Monaco Urges Help for Buchwald
Art Buchwald asks Senator Dodd for help in Monaco and proposes forged letters to Prince Rainier and Princess Grace to boost his image and gambling wins. He offers sample wording and asks that Dodd sign them on his stationery, noting a possible hotel stay at the Drake.
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What Does 4th Mean This 4th of July Message
Henry J. Taylor reflects on American history and the 4th of July as a symbol of freedom. He contrasts ancient ideas of liberty with the American experiment, recounts the founding era from the Constitution’s creation to the 1787 convention, and warns against apathy and political domination.
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New Left Tactics Shake San Francisco Area Race
Oakland and Berkeley voters watched a close showdown in California as Robert Scheer challenged Rep. Jeffrey Cohelan. Observers warned that Scheer’s aggressive New Left bid signals a ruthless, national pattern likely to shape future liberal politics.
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New Left tactics in California primary endangers Cohelan
The California 7th District primary exposed New Left influences as Andrew Tully notes Scheer nearly defeated Cohelan with outside endorsements from Humphrey Fulbright and Kennedy. ASPAC forms a anti Communist bloc in Asia while Porter debunks the Viet Nam National Liberation Front.
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J. W. Fulbright
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Scheer
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Democratic Party
Proposals for atomic energy charter considered by UN panel
In New York Dr Herbert V Evatt presented six charter options to a United Nations Atomic Energy Commission subcommittee at its first closed session. The proposals aim to guide control of atomic energy and reflect postwar oversight.
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Gilman
New Hampshire
George Washington
New York
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Herbert V. Evatt
Australia
Still In Garrets Despite Booming Book Trade England
Britain's Society of Authors finds most writers earn less than 16.80 dollars a week from books with only one in six earning over a thousand pounds yearly. Sub rights rarely help newcomers. publishers favor established authors. Proposals include library royalties and better author support. reviews most desired.
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Houston Post
McBride column urges doubling aid to underdeveloped nations
O C McBride notes Bobby Kennedy's call for increasing aid beyond two billion dollars and moral obligation to help. He questions Carter’s sugar policy and comments on President Johnson's declining popularity affecting 1964 Democrats. He signs with Chicago Tribune New York News syndicate.
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