New Hampshire Primary Debate Shapes Early 1960s Nomination
Across New Hampshire, both major parties gear up for the first primary. Analysts note winners often secure the party nomination, with figures like Johnson Kefauver and McCarthy shaping the race. Voters may choose on either ballot, underscoring the state’s outsized influence despite modest population.
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Tennessee
New Hampshire
Truman
Adlai E. Steven
Ual
James W. Davis
Washington
New York State
Mr. Davis
US reports mass killings in Vietnam as civilians slain
The U S Mission in Vietnam says at least 485 South Vietnamese civilians were killed in recent countryside forays and that since the year began Communist forces have slain 6 831 people mostly civilians abducted 2 783 and 3 332 missing remain unaccounted for The report notes uncertainty and awaits statements from Ho Chi Minh’s spokesmen and U S Senate reactions.
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Court Martial Board upholds disobedience ruling in Noyd case
Air Force Court Martial Board at Clovis finds Capt. Dale Noyd guilty of disobeying a lawful order for refusal to fly a training mission with a student destined for Vietnam combat. The piece contrasts with Army Capt Howard Levy, whose attempts to train Special Forces medics and antiwar aims drew frivolous defenses. Noyd rejects a religious defense and argues the ACLU muddles the issue.
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Dale Noyd
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Lengthy scarf sets Bristol record claims puzzled viewers
Fragmentary lines describe a 300 feet long scarf tied to a Bristol University effort. Observers question the practicality and value of such a spectacle while references to England and literary figures hint at a broader commentary on records and effort.
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England
Bristol University
Getrude Stein
Urban reform debates on jobs and racial tensions in cities
A historical editorial discusses America's failing urban policy despite rebuilding efforts. It argues that relocation and job creation are needed to reduce slums, notes race relations have worsened amid black power rhetoric, and calls for improved training and systems to address unemployment driving urban unrest.
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Thetorica
Commission On Civil Disorders
Faithful follower’s plea on commandments and peace
A reader from Hobbs writes of biblical obedience, condemning lying and secular compromise. The letter urges personal self examination, loyalty to Christ, and spreading the gospel while warning that only God can ensure peace. The writer identifies as nearly eight years old, signing as Mrs. T C Gibbs.
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Hobbs
Debate on Vietnam troop shifts and NATO impact fuels editorial debate
The piece discusses Sen Symington's plan to move U S troops from West Germany to Vietnam to limit NATO forces, warning of NATO erosion and Soviet strategy. It notes White House tax push and contrasts aid philosophy with domestic hunger and mission work concerns in Lub bock. It also touches Harriman's alleged role in Vietnam coalition propaganda and a critical view of U S foreign policy.
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Nixon Dominates New Hampshire Primary Amid Rockefeller Write-In
Nixon heads toward a likely decisive GOP victory in the New Hampshire primary with expectations of 80 to 90 percent of the vote. A Rockefeller write-in poses a potential constraint if it reaches 25 percent or more, while turnout and campaign dynamics shape interpretations of Nixon’s strength against President Johnson.
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Nebraska
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Leonard Hall
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California students accused in private nude session ed
University officials confirmed a group of 14 students met in the nude at a private home for a so called sensory awareness session. The guest editorial condemns the incident as a vulgar outcome of college education and contrasts it with past views.
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University OF California
San Antonio Express and News
No Other Zoo Los Angeles Opens With Notable Scale
The Los Angeles Zoo opened at a cost of 10 million dollars and in its first year welcomed 2,203,926 visitors. Despite public interest, the facility runs a deficit of 1 million dollars as it continues operation without cages for its unique attractions.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Zoo
Arkansas Gazette
Washington Words From Marshall On Czechoslovakia
Secretary of State Marshall said Czechoslovakia lives under a law of terror as the nation faces internal strife. Jan Masaryk is cited in Washington amid ongoing wartime diplomacy and pressure on governments. Political developments unfold as U.S. Senate Rules Committee agrees to public hearings on anti poll tax legislation. In Texas, rural and school finance stress prompts calls for local bank loans. A bitter winter storm hits the South Plains, crippling travel and snowfall across the region.
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Czechoslovakia
Jan Masaryk Walt A
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Senate Rules Committee
Dear Turnrow Tunker Turtlenecks and Guns
O C McBride discusses fashion and firearms in a syndicated Turnrow Tunker column. He jokes about men wearing turtlenecks and back-button shirts while questioning federal gun control and suggesting broad gun ownership. The piece reflects early 20th century newspaper humor and social commentary.
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