Armed Rebellion Incited Critics Warn of Far Left Dangers
A column analyzes growing far left influence in the United States, citing groups such as Students for a Democratic Society and Progressive Labor Party. It singles out William Epton, linked to Harlem riots, and links their rhetoric to planned street violence and police harassment, arguing it is not free speech but incitement to armed rebellion and civil war risks.
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United States
Students For A Democratic Society
Filthy Speech Movement
W.E.B. DuBois Clubs of America
Young Socialist Alliance
Provisional
Oranizing Committee
William Epton
New York State Senate
Epton
Harlem
Thomas R. Gilligan
Bedford- Stuyvesant
Stooges
When Is Inflation A Leading Economist Warns Of Rebound
A leading economist warned a period of inflation may be near. He notes fears of renewed price rises despite many people paying today's prices and suggests concern about a delayed reader comprehension.
Space Age Arrival Spurs Huntsville Culture Growth
Huntsville in the space age has transformed from a 1950 population under 16 000 to over 132 000 driven by NASA and Army missile hubs. A University of Alabama Huntsville Foundation research park spurred 500 acres sold to 17 industries and a thriving arts scene with 26 cultural groups under Arts Council, plus four road shows annually.
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Huntsville
Ala
NASA
Marshall Space Flight Center
U. S. Army Missile Command
University of Alabama Huntsville Foundation
University of Alaama
Rocket City
Arts Council, Inc
Little Theater
Huntsville Civic Symphony
Youth Orchestra
Broadway Theater League
Bundy’s Unparalleled Power Shaping U S Foreign Policy
Washington report profiles McGeorge Bundy as LBJ’s national security adviser wielding unprecedented influence over State and Defense, surpassing peers in history. Born Boston. Yale graduate. wartime officer. Harvard professor. entry from JFK era. remained post elective roles guiding Vietnam and Dominican policy.
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Washington
McGeorge Buny
Woodrow Wilson
Colonel House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Bundy
Johnson
White House
Defense
Dean Rusk
John F. Kennedy
LBJ
JFK
Robert McNamara
John Foster Dulles
Wik Pot
Toweree
Senate
Kennedy
Harvard
Boston
Dexter and
Groton
Yale
GOP
Henry L. Stimson
Thomas E Dewey
Sherman Adams
Clark Clifford
Eisenhower
Truman
Col
Edward House
Wilson
Versailles
Harry Aoe
FDR
Britain
Russia
Republicans Weather Mail Exchange With Conservative Groups
The Republican National Committee faced a backlash as it circulated campaign donor lists to groups from militantly conservative to far right. Before Ray Bliss became chair, lists were shared with Young Americans for Freedom and Liberty Lobby, provoking concerns over extremist associations.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Goldwater
Ray Bliss
Bliss
Wall Street Journal
Young Americans For Freedom
On Committee
Liberty Lab
Arnold Forster
Benjamin R. Epstein
Liberty Lobby
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Ilinois
Dirksen
Post Office Department
Committee
Aoa Watien
Kennedy amendment on literacy risks and party backlash
The piece critiques Senator Bobby Kennedy for proposing a federal literacy standard to extend voting rights to English illiterates in New York. It argues the plan undermines state control and constitutionality, cites past literacy tests, and notes Republican fallout including Ray Bliss and internal mailing list conflicts. It highlights tensions within the GOP over Liberty Lobby influence and mayoral politics in New York.
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Washington
Bobby Kennedy
Bobby
New York
Democratic Party
New York State
Fed
Ray Bliss
Ohio
Bliss
John V
New York City
Lindsay
Bombing of North Viet Nam Seen Not Altering War
Analysis argues limited bombing cannot reverse the war in Vietnam. It cites guerrilla force estimates, manpower gaps, and historical ratios from Malaya and Cyprus to claim a million frontline troops are needed, with the US and allies bearing the heaviest sacrifices if the effort continues.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Pentagon
State Department
United States
Goar
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
China
South
Defense
Robert McNamara
Asia
Buckner Troop Ratings Set By Nine Candidate List
A list of nine candidates will determine ratings for troops including names such as Troy, Attenbery, Vanstory, Earl Ortham, Vernon Vpartiett, and Wales. The document outlines selections to be fed into the Buckner troop rating process with a deadline at two Fr REN. Mawr.
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REN. Mawr
New
Troy
B.C _ Attenbery
R. E
Vanstory
Earl Ortham
Vernon
Vpartiett
Wales
West Texas water woes loom for 1985 needs
At a Midland lawyers gathering covering 54 counties, hydrologist Ed L. Reed warned that present water supplies will be insufficient to meet anticipated needs through 1985. He dismissed grandiose schemes and urged proper management to reduce losses and contamination for a sustainable future.
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Midland
West Texas
West Texans
Ed L. Reed
Alaska
Canada
Reed
Fort Worth
Honors For Supe Blankenhip Retires From Big Spring Schools
The Rotary Club honored W C Blankenhip for 37 years of service in Big Spring schools marking Supe Blankenship’s retirement after 27 years as superintendent. Thousands of students benefited, and his impact is said to be engraved in the community’s hearts.
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Rotary Club
W. C. Blankenship
Big Spring
Supe Blankenship
College Heights
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University of Alabama
Ruth Montgomery
Wubless
Busk
Re. Ee
Ean
Rusk
LBJI
Santo Domingo
Eipreva
Austin
Novak
Andrew Tully
Sil
Curtis B. Dall
John Birch Society
Biggs
Frank Kovac
Coramnltice
Malay Peninsula
Malaya
Singapore
Public Relations Office
Cyprus
Hanoi
Peking
Moscow
Simon Bolivar Buckner
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