Rule of Law Is Thwarted in Bogalusa Conflict
Analysis argues that six months of demonstrations in Bogalusa Louisiana failed to produce a lawful truce. CORE led by James Farmer is blamed for exploiting segregation and police brutality claims to pressure city leaders and employers. White extremists and armed Deacons threaten violence as both sides prepare for clashes, risking a shooting war without a lawful solution.
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Johnson
U. S. Atty
John Doar
Bogalusa
Louisiana
Jesse H. Cutter Jr
John McKeithen
Congress of Racial Equality
James Farmer
Ku Klux
CORE
Klan
Negro “Deacons” Organization of Armed “‘Protectionists
Courage and controversy over Christmas stamp by Gronouski
Postmaster General John A. Gronouski faces criticism from anti religious voices as he approves a Christmas stamp featuring the Archangel Gabriel. The piece argues the stamp will not establish religion and highlights debates over prayers in schools the pledge and money motto under God.
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John A. Gronouski
Archangel Gabriel
Whistling analyzed as mood cue by Emory expert
Dr James Jordan of Emory University says whistling the songs I Feel Like a Motherless Child or Nobody Knows the Trouble I See signals a down mood. He notes the act reflects emotional state though warns against overinterpretation by a single professor.
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James Jordan
Emory University
Plenty Of Reasons Found For Those Riots A Go-Go
Washington reports a wave of summer riots by high school and college students at resort towns. Experts explore youth behavior while a reporter questions students, noting attitudes toward parents, authority, and society.
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Washington
Beauty Queens Blend In Monroe Pageant Draws Critique
Column criticizes Miss Our State contests noting uniform looks and routines among contestants. Writer cites Monroe Shreveport winner Lynda Fer entered in Miss Louisiana and laments identical bodily preparation and stage presence across beauty pageants.
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Miss Podunk
Miss Pumpkin Center
Asranen
Monroe
Lynda Fer
Cl Mins
Shreveport
Johnson’s Texas gamble reshapes 1966 Senate race
President Johnson backs liberal Ralph Yarborough in 1964 while conservatives push Connally for governor. The 1966 race hinges on Connally’s access to the Lobby of oil, insurance, and banks, shaping party unity and Johnson’s neutrality in Democratic primary battles.
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Austin
Johnson
Senate
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
John Connally
Connally
Mr. Johnson
Democratic Party
White House
Marvin Watson
Watson
Joe Kilgore
Kilgore
Yarborough
John Tower
Waggoner Carr
James Wright
Fort Worth
Carr
Wright
Henry Cabot Lodge Under Fire Over Vietnam Fallout
The piece critiques Henry Cabot Lodge for his Vietnam record in Saigon and Washington. It notes Nixon’s Virginia win aided by Senator Harry F. Byrd and accuses Lodge of impulsive, ill advised actions, delays in meetings, and poor strategic choices. It condemns Lodge’s renewed ambassadorial pursuit and calls Johnson’s defense politically defensive amid war agony.
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Nixon
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Lodge
De Gaulle's Ire Deepens Split Over Common Market
Washington commentary notes De Gaulle's walkout halting talks on farm subsidies and market integration. France demands insistence on national leadership, while West Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, Italy, and the Netherlands face a stalemate over agricultural financing and executive powers.
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Washington
Charlie de Gaulle
Sitnation Organization
Free Europe
de Gaulle
France
le Grande Charles
West Germany
Belgium
Luxembourg
Italy
Netherlands
Germany
Espece de Chameau
Charles du Gaulle
Tokyo Nagoya Maizuru raids report Allied air and sea losses
Summary of World War II era notices: American and British carrier raids claim 116 Japanese vessels and 278 aircraft destroyed. Nimitz and MacArthur disclose heavy attacks on Naga saki while Spaatz reports 151 Iwo based Mustangs strafed Kobe Nago ya region. Dallas Federal Reserve notes 33 million in building permits for 16 cities. Local notes include St Elizabeth's Altar Society officers and Col Lewis S Webster taking command at South Plains Army Air Field.
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Lubbock
Tokyo
Offhand Thoughts on Safety and Prices From a Murky Ad Pace
A fragmented column notes danger in certain areas with advice to carry little cash to avoid robbery. It also mentions a store window sign advertising a half price sale and riffs on politics and expert witnesses, reflecting a jittery, miscellany tone of commentary.
Editorial urges better urban and rural representation in Texas Legislature
The San Antonio Express notes Speaker Ben Barnes on the growing need for qualified lawmakers as Texas reaches 181 legislators. It urges urban areas to elect stronger officials and warns rural regions to supply capable talent, citing Barnes’ rise from De Leon as an example of political influence beyond hometown size.
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SAN Antonio Express
Ben Barnes
the Express
Barnes
Texas
Harris
Dallas
Bexar
Tarrant
House
Senate
San Antonio
Bexar County
The
Express
Legislative
Reporter-News
Texas House of Representatives
de Leon
Abilene
Psychiatrist links infant skin contact to future emotional health
Dr Sydney Cohen told the AMA convention that soft skin stroking by a mother communicates security and affection, potentially reducing later medical need to address psyche. He said skin contact is vital for the infant’s well being and future emotional growth, noting it can be soothing for adults as well.
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Los Angeles
Sydney Cohen
New York
Dallas Morning News
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Alinoet Srey
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Saigon
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Harold Stasser
South
Norfolk
Archimedes
Time, Inc
Time
Life
Fortune
Henry R. Luce
Kennedy
Eisenhower
South Viet Nam
William Scranton
San Francisco
Scranton
Pacific
Kansas
Ohio
Clare Boothe
Luce
Cable
Casbah
America
Andrew Tully
European Community
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
St. Elizabeth’s Altar Society
George Grabber
C. W. Ratliff
Ruby Coffman
Mary Joe Cole
Lewis S. Webster
South Plains Army Air Field
Q. Q. Rankin
Rankin
Leira
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