Katzenbach Goes Too Far in Texas Registration Fight
Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr vows to defy federal orders to report registration details and to contest FBI checks on the Texas free registration program. He denounces Justice Department pressure as an insult to Texans while urging counties to ensure eligible voters can register despite federal oversight.
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Texas
Lke Atto
Waggoner Carr
Justice Department
Los. Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
FBI
Katzenbach
EBL
Carr
General Carr
Congress backs Vietnam war plan despite critic attacks
The House approved a 48 billion dollar Vietnam military authorization bill by 392 to 2. The Senate followed 93 to 2, rejecting Morse’s repeal of the 1964 resolution and Gruening’s ban on draftees to Vietnam. Johnson’s offer of aid to North Vietnam is noted as out of place.
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Washington
Elause of
Representatives
Senate
Wayne Morse
Johnson
Ernest Gruening
South Viet Nam
Dohtson
Viet Nam
Sime
3Rh Marine
Hanoi
Peking
Communists claim security but compare to prison life
The piece argues that Communist systems promise total security from hunger and unemployment while stripping freedom. It contends that even if law seems fair, the crucial liberty of free individuals is absent, making such states giant prisons. Free people prefer some insecurity to this loss of liberty.
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Commuunists
Eternal treaties stretch over ages says Bucharest study
A university in Bucharest is cited by The Insider's Newsletter as finding that international treaties can last an average of about ten years in practice despite claims they endure for eternity. The Remain historian analyzed around 7,500 treaties from 300 B.C. to a.d. and noted shorter lifespans than expected.
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Neetoo
Bucharest
Declining Farm Population Misleading Attention Says Expert
Dr. J Warland Bennett associate dean of agriculture at Texas Tech and members of a Texas House Agricultural Committee visiting Labook discuss why agriculture remains strong with population growth and related industries. They warn against overemphasizing farm declines without noting sector expansion and economic impact.
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Texas Tech
Special Agricultural Committee of the
Texas Ire of Representatives
Agriculure
Doctor Bennett
Photo of Humphrey Arrival Triggers First Words Contest
Wis uses a photo of President Humphrey at the airport from last week’s news. The National Press Club hosts a contest to guess Humphrey’s first words on landing as reporters submit humorous entries and quotes.
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Dutinsen Bugeaine
Hubert Humphrey
Far East
Wis
Wallington
Nathonal Press Club
Hurmypdireys
Afghanistan
Uncle Pork Shapes Up in New York Incidents
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report the Economic Development Administration shows signs of pork barrel tendencies similar to ARA. Despite hopes for a need based, regional approach under Eugene Foley, rapid travel and praise delays progress as two New York incidents illustrate the issue.
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Washington
Economic Development Administration
Area Redevelopment Administration
ARA
EDA
Eugene Foley
Robert F. Kennedy
Communist Party
Bobby Kennedy
New York City
Bribery or Aid Theories Drive U S Foreign Help Debate
Washington column argues United States foreign aid to India and Pakistan functions as a price for political support rather than humanitarian aid. It scrutinizes Foley Kennedy Javits and EDA ties, noting partisan influence and debates over aid effectiveness and national interest.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pakistan
United States
Indi
Ted Lady Bird
Marcie
Washington
Humphrey
India
Questron
Peking
America
Free World
Johnson
Hue
Soviet Union
Switzerland
Daiwen under Red Army control in Manchuria
In Daiwen Daihen Daiwen the Soviet backed Red Army holds the port city, asserting forceful occupation. In the United States the 175,000 General Motors strikers consider returning to work with arbitration on wages while John L. Lewis threatens a nationwide coal strike on April 1 if wage demands fail. Washington weighs a veterans housing subsidy amid congressional resistance to President Taft's plan.
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Dairien
Manchuria
Daiwen
General Motors
John L. Lewis
Washington
Taiman
Kennedy and the Reds in Vietnam Policy Debate
A critical column attacks Bobby Kennedy for left leaning stances on Vietnam and foreign policy. It contrasts Kennedy with President Johnson and Humphrey, recalling past events in Cuba Laos Berlin and Latin America to question risk to U.S. interests and national security. The piece urges Kennedy to consult history and stance on intervention.
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Kennedy
Bobby
Bay of Pigs
Russia
Cuba
America
Ussr
White House
Laos
Khrushchev
Berlin
United States
Bobby Kennedy
Secretary General Labels Red China as Outlaw Nervous Breakdown
In a guest editorial the UN Secretary General U Thant compares Red China to a sick, arrogant, fearful state and argues for acceptance into the world community to reduce hysteria. The piece notes Thant’s role amid United Nations tensions.
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U Thant
United Nations
Red China
Thant
Midland Reporter-Telegram
Stassen Runs Again for Pennsylvania Gubernatorial Nomination
Harold E. B. Stassen, the former Minnesota governor and frequent GOP candidate, announces another bid for the Pennsylvania gubernatorial nomination. He has previously run in Pennsylvania, faced losses, and remains undeterred by defeat. If he wins, it could alter his political image.
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Pennsylvania
Harold EB. Stassen
Minnesota
Staussen
tAbilene
Lipstick Flavor Arouses Comment on Fragrance Bets
A French firm creates lipstick with a broiled steak flavor drawing attention in fashion circles. A prominent doctor warns against forcing children to eat. he urges letting kids choose and follow their natural appetites.
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