Climate for Peace Aims To Shape Johnson Weather
A fragment discusses a New York Democratic Reform Clubs push urging President Johnson to create a peace climate to end the Vietnam War. It argues Moscow and Peking plot to draw the U S into more conflicts while Americans should recognize the stakes in the global weather of war and peace.
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Dent Johnson
Vietnam
Democratic Reform Clubs
New York City
Mr. Johnson
Middle East
Soviet Union
Red China
United Nations
Geneva
Johnson
Tese
Moscow
Peking
Russia
Supreme Court rules citizenship cannot be lost for voting abroad
The court decides citizenship cannot be revoked for voting in a foreign election, leaving open whether cases of treason oath violations or serving in another nation’s armed forces might qualify. The ruling prompts calls for clearer grounds to strip citizenship and questions Congress’s role without consent.
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U.S Supreme Court
Congress
Control of Fun Prompts Military Rule Tightening
A debate over suppressing risky rituals like chug-a-lugging and blast cups on bases after a fatality at Fort Bragg leads to stricter controls. The piece argues for halting dangerous revelry, cites misleading notions of good fellowship, and notes soccer adoption in the US.
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Yeang
Raratroopers
Ftorage
N.C
Political Campaign Financing Faces New Scrutiny
A Reuters style summary notes Congress shows renewed interest in how political campaigns are funded. The President offered no concrete financing proposals, urging a broad examination of the issue. A tax checkoff allowing individuals to designate a dollar for political contributions sparked wide dissent as its operation faced congressional delay.
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Congress
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak Report Greek Politics
The column notes U.S. observers in Athens during a volatile Greek political moment. A respected former Greek cabinet minister reportedly spoke early in the morning following significant military influence in a coup attempt.
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Athens
Washington Crime Wave Debate After Senator Carlson Murder
The column argues over a rising crime tide in Washington sparked by the murder of Senator Carlson of Kansas's secretary. It notes FBI reports of increased violence, Ramsey Clark's denial of a national crime wave, and Capitol Hill moves to prioritize the president's crime bill amid political blame and policy shifts.
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Washington
Congress
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Carlson
The
Washington Star
Ramsey Clark
Clark
FBI
Atlantic Ocean
Capitol Hill
Carl Curtis JR
America
Erie
Glenn
Off Beat Trails and Tales From Ed Syers Notes
A collection of Ed Syers snippets asking about gulls inland and old Texas lore. Includes gunfighter reminiscences around Hardin and Selman, Hog Eye anecdotes, and reader questions about Crysta l City and cattle drives, all in a humorous, rambling column.
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ED Syers
Tve
Ingrars
Tenas
Grand Prairies
Mary Sherman
Inix
Mid West
Alina
Josue Havent
Yeti
Briska
Wing Fisher
San Antonio
Mexico
Eepaniosa
Crystal City
Carrizs Springs
Presidio
Waco
Jimny Waters
Exaggerated Forrest Illiteracy Contested by Gazette
The Gazette reprints critique of a guest editorial claiming General Nathan Bedford Forrest’s illiteracy. It argues the piece is likely apocryphal and discusses Forrest’s adage Get there first with the mostest, noting possible mispronunciation and era language without endorsing the original claim.
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Nathan Bedfard Forrest
the Gazette
Forrest
Mammoth Oil Tankers Join Global Fleet
Lloyds Register notes feasibility of 500000 deadweight ton oil tankers capable of supplying a significant portion of US East Coast daily demand. A London firm projects a superstanker 147 feet long with 230 foot beam and 66 feet draft, rivaling the Queen Mary and St Pauls Cathedral in scale. Some ships already require deep water to operate, causing harbor challenges.
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Lloyd's Register of Shipping
United States
London
Whch
Queen Mary
Saint Paul's Cathedral
Dear Turnrow Tunker on TV Sparks Audience Interest
O. C. McBride poses a question to turnrow readers about enjoying watching Turnrow Tunker on television, suggesting curiosity about his TV presence and appeal.
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Greece
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Constantine
Matali
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Nasser
Mostow
Miltary
Jack Ry
Hardin
Organ
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H. B. Weisner
John Wesley Hardin
Harfin
el Paso
John Sherman Stevens
Stevens
Harflin
John Selman F
Stevens Hay
Weisner
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Nineveh
Tyre
Troy
Citira
Austin
Harris Brush
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Houston
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Hempstead
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Syers
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Carkansas Gazette
O. C. McBride
Turnrow Tunker
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