Kremlin holds key peace failures traced to Russia
A broader peace plan faces bleak prospects as the United States presses a Middle East diplomacy seeded by Secretary Rogers. The article argues Soviet influence blocks Arab-Israeli talks and North Korea uses non aggression pledges to mask aims while U S troops remain in Korea. It concludes the Kremlin bears primary responsibility for ongoing violence and stalled settlements.
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William P. Rogers
U.S
Middle East
Israel
Soviet Union
Indochina
Kremlin
South Viet
Nam
Taos
Cambodia
Thailand
Burma
North Korea
South Korea
United Nations Command
McGee Outlook Clouded by Vietnam Fight in Wyoming
In Casper Wyoming the McGee bid for a third term is clouded by Vietnam era split within the Democratic Party. State Sen. Mike Svilar challenges in the August primary and if he loses, Ernest Wilkerson, 1966 Democratic governor nominee, may run third party to hurt McGee. Wold looms as the conservative Republican challenger. Peace Democrats met with John Holliday to discuss strategy.
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Wyo
Vietnam
Democratic
Gale McGee
McGee
Mike Svilar
Svilar
Campaient
Wilkerson
John Wold
Peace Democrats
John Holliday
Poshord M. Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Democratic Party
Casper Star Tribune
Wyoming
Guint Metige
Humphregite McGee
Manhattan
Democratic National Committee
Tono Renealm
Ward
McGef
George McGovern
South Dakota
Laramie
Senate
Gale
Supreme Court tipped to strike down 18 vote age bill
Insiders predict the Supreme Court will reject Congress's 18 vote age proposal as unconstitutional, arguing states retain power over voting age. The case would reach a final ruling before next January, with Burger and Blackmun seen as key votes supporting overturn.
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Nixon
Supreme Court
Warren Court
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Harry Blackmun
Potter Stewart
John Harlan
Byron White
Hugo Black
Black
Federal District Court
Yale Law School
Alexander M. Bickel
New York Times
Yale
Capitol Hill
Free Trade Fight Stirs Congress Over Imports and Jobs
Henry J. Taylor cites Davis calling for import rules amid a 1964 69 balance shift from a 5 0 billion export surplus to a 4 5 billion deficit in textiles apparel radios and shoes. He warns 400 000 jobs lost and urges action to curb foreign competition and protect U S industry.
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Uncle Sam
Uncle Sap
House
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State Department
Britain
England
Japan
Iree Curtain
Ameren
Undlass
Independent AMA President Proposes Fast-Track Doctors
Dr Walter C Bornemeier as new AMA president argues against long hospital training. He suggests placing new MDs directly with patients to ease the doctor shortage, a stance critics call bold but echoed by reform voices and past editorials.
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Walter C. Bornemeier
The
American Medical Associaton
AMA
U.S
Long bars and doctors stir old prohibition echoes
The piece recalls the 336 foot St Louis riverfront bar at a national convention and compares it with the 1920s Big Kid's Palace saloon in Juarez. It notes doctors like Dr Bornemeier promoting care to the people and critiques AMA allies who oppose such access, while highlighting rural access issues.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
West Texas
Juarez
el Paso
Southwest
Dios Y Seis de Septiembre St
Jore
Doctor Bornemeier
McKelvy Named to Lubbock ISD Board after Cassel’s Resignation
Robert H. McKelvy, aged in his forties, born and raised in Lubbock and a Texas Tech graduate, was appointed to the Lubbock Independent School District Board of Trustees following Joe Cassel's resignation. The note lauds his civic involvement, business success, Air Force service, and temperament, predicting he will study issues thoroughly and avoid rubber stamping.
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Robert H. McKelvy
Lubbock Independent
Joe Cassel
Bob McKelvy
Lubbock
Texas Tech University
Air Force
Complaints Rise Over On Campus Political Activity
Federal tax rules limit the use of college facilities for political purposes. Critics argue campuses host demonstrations with faculty and trustee support, potentially affecting tax exemptions. The issue centers on whether student activities and campus meetings cross into prohibited political activity and risk exempt status.
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Washington
Eee
Internal Revenue
College Armipt
Pele
Congress
I Aor
Revenue Code
Iself
Washington Moves War Aid as Truman Defines Policy
President Truman orders U S planes and warships to aid South Korea and declares a firm policy against Communist aggression in the Far East. Tokyo denies U S troops join Korea claims. Eight new polio cases diagnosed in Dallas with DeKalb spraying programs reported. Governor Shivers to visit Lubbock en route from San Angelo to Amarillo and speak at a noon American Business Club luncheon hosted by O B Ratliff.
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Lubbock
Washington
Truman
United States
Far Pacific
Dallas
Texas
DeKalb
Allan Shivers
San Angelo
Amarillo
American Business Club
O. B. Ratliff
Pass It On A whimsical daily miscellany from L M Boyd
A column of short quips and anecdotes on topics from history and law to social trends. Notes on divorce grounds in ancient Rome, modern credit card edges at filling stations, and odd facts about snow in Syracuse and Swedish ring wear. Readers invited to send letters to J M Boyd.
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Rome
Syracuse
N.Y
Noise and peace talk cross paths with veterans notes
Quotes mix concerns on pollution and war, featuring Dr Chauncey Leake UC Berkeley on noise, Air Force Capt David Helms from Berea Ohio earning the Distinguished Flying Cross, and Morihoro Matsuda, once a Japanese businessman who spent a fortune to promote world peace, now broke and divorced.
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David Helms
Berea
Ohio
Vietnam
Morihoro Matsuda
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