United Nations condemns but omits Arab raids in Middle East cease-fire
The Security Council backed a narrow condemnation of Israel's military strike while omitting specific censure of Arab raids. Critics say the resolution mirrors a double standard. Ambassador Gold berg warned against bias. The piece questions UN effectiveness and notes increased Soviet arms in the region.
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Israel
U.S
Council
Arthur J. Goldberg
Jordan
Soviet Union
Tel Aviv
Security Council
Mediterranean
Russia
Embarrassing Kennedy Case Story Unfolds in Portland Talk
A Port land speech attacks a presidential hopeful on Vietnam war settlement, while a cynical view of Cold War tactics and advertising signals suggests changing Soviet systems is wishful. The piece questions whether American style advertising could topple the Red regime or merely hype unrest.
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Robert Kennedy
Portland
Ore
Russia
U.S
Heveld
Red
Panama Crisis Deepens As Robles Ousted
Violence erupts in Panama as President Marco A. Robles is removed by the General Assembly. Fighting intensifies and reports say the military has seized control amid international debates over canal governance.
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Panama
Marco A. Robles
General Assembly
Robles
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Banana Republic
U.S
Panama Canal
Kennedy Warning Urges Realism On Vietnam Policy
The piece argues U S policy must recognize Vietnamese nationalism and grant the Viet Cong and the National Liberation Front a political role, while noting Ho Chi Minh's nationalism differs from South Vietnam's leaders. It cites Viet Cong terror and urges candid discussion of risks and options beyond calls for talks.
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Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam
Kennedy
Red China
National debate favors nationwide presidential primary proposal
The editorial argues for a single national primary on a common day to better reflect public opinion and reduce delegate selection by party elites. It critiques current caucus and primary systems, notes candidates’ vague platforms, and calls for open, direct vote across all 50 states to express the people’s will.
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Elzvem
T Les
Gallup Pell
Bnee Emelder
Kennedy Strategy Shifts to New York and California
Evans and Novak report Kennedy campaign plans shifting to seize New York's 190 convention votes and build momentum in California's June primary. Smith directs New York and California moves while O'Donnell oversees industrial states with softer pressure. Sorensen to lead programs, Ted Kennedy to campaign, Mankiewicz remains press chief.
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Steve Smith
Robert F. Kennedy
Smith
New York
Kennedy
Johnson
California
Manhattan
Baseball Box Score Brightens Winter Sports Grime
Andrew Tully lauds baseball box scores as sanity amid harsh winter sports pages. He mocks basketball and hockey excess, critiques franchise profits and stadium spend, and notes Mantle Mays and Yastrzemski hopefuls while hoping for a tight Washington Senators season and Aparicio's double play.
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Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
Hubert Humphrey
Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Valley Forge
Luis Aparicio
United States Rejects Russian Protests on Four Power Germany Control
In Washington the United States rejected a Russian protest that the Western powers violated agreements on four power control of Germany. The report notes allied Germany policy remains contested and faces continued scrutiny. Meanwhile Lake Success saw doubts over UN acceptance of a new peace plan for Palestine despite President Truman’s appeal. A Senate committee formally recommended a $463 million Chinese aid program as essential to peace in the Far East. County commissioners set debate on this year’s courthouse construction at their Monday meeting.
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United States
Britain
France
Germany
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
China
Far East
Timely Quotes on Urban Growth and Mind Densities
A quotation from Dr. Philip M. Hauser of the University of Chicago notes that urban evil stems from mental densities rather than population densities. The remark frames urban growth as a reflection of collective mindset.
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Philip M. Hauser
University of Chicago
Johnson Camp Seeks Delegate Breakthrough in Key States
Johnson aides push for firm delegate commitments as McCarthy and Kennedy shifts prompt late campaign moves. White House strategists warn local leaders may not deliver promised delegates, risking control of state delegations at the convention while March politics diverge from August expectations.
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West
Johnson
Nixon
Vietnam
Kennedy
McCarthy
Smith
New York
California
O'Donnell
Theodore Sorensen
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Bobby
Frank Mankiewicz
Pierre Salinger
Sen. Kennedy
Lester Hyman
Massachusetts
John Burns
Sam Houston Johnson
Texas
Sam Houston
White House
Democratic National Committee
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Burns
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Joseph Resnick
Senate
Resnick
Lyndon B. Johnson
Adlai Stevenson
LBJ
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Edward McCormack
John McCormack
Eugene McCarthy
Wolfe House
Sander
Poe
Marvin Watson
Pat Steephrey
Indiana
Roger Branigin
Branigin
Big City
Wames
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Real Imbalance in U S Spending Weighs Abroad and at Home
Guest editorial notes Newsweek figures on U S defense spending versus welfare and poverty programs. It argues that comparisons reveal an imbalance in national expenditures between military operations overseas and domestic needs such as education and poverty programs.
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America
Newsweek
Raleigh
N. C
News and Observer
Spock Criticism Shifts From Draft Stance to Child Care
The Dallas Times Herald notes Dr. Benjamin Spock faces criticism for his child care theories after his anti draft views. Norman Vincent Peale accuses Spock of promoting permissive parenting that breeds undisciplined youth and echoing the demand driven tantrums seen in his followers.
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Benjamin Spock
Norman Vincent Peale
New York
Spock
Dr. Spock
Dallas Times Herald
Aunt Sam Runs It Says Orlando Sentinel
The Orlando Sentinel notes a White House transcript error changing keep her word to keep his word. It argues that Lyndon Johnson still shows a strong reliance on Uncle Sam and suggests that behind every great man is a great woman in public life.
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Lyndon Johnson
Uncle Sam
White House
Aunt Sam
Orlando Sentinel
Dear Turnrow Tunker on College Instructors and Cigarette Trends
O C McBride notes Barry Goldwaters praise of students but argues college instructors would fill the stadium. He mentions a new convertible cigarette offering straight or menthol flavor. He speculates on future marijuana cigarettes with an LSD filter.
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