Different Bargaining Agent For Johnson In Vietnam Debate
Sen. Edward Brooke argues a Republican President might negotiate differently with North Vietnam but still backs the Johnson administration’s strategy. He favors direct talks with the Viet Cong while warning against partisan splits that could embolden Hanoi.
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Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Johnson
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Brooke
White House
Hlanever
U.S
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Viet Cong
Vietnam
Congress
Senate
House
Everett M. Dirksen
GOP
Worse Than War Insurance Executive Describes Death Toll
F F Ran deau urges reflection on highway fatalities comparing them with a daily jetliner disaster. He notes airline deaths draw attention while highway deaths occur ubiquitously, creating an ongoing toll larger than war. He laments slow progress in tackling the issue.
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F. F. Randeau
Mindern
Aerosol Curanderos Sell Ghostly Concoction in San Antonio
In San Antonio a shop offers a spray version of the curanderos mixture of goat blood horsehair and cat teeth claiming to aid love gambling and blessings. The owner admits uncertain efficacy noting customers buy it anyway and jokes about rabbit foot scented cans signaling progress.
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San Antonio
Tech Marchers Triage Texas Tech Name Change Debate
Texas Tech students marched at Clapp Park pressing a quick name change for Texas Technological College. The special Name Change Committee warned gains would spark bitterness among supporters of rival names and the dispute likely lasts one or two more years. The event remained peaceful with little trouble and no antiwar context, suggesting future protests may proceed without major disorder.
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Texas Tech
Texas Technological College
Texas Tech University
Texas State
University
Tech
Clapp Park
Nuclear balance and Nike-X debate shape postwar defense
An analysis argues that a European war would trigger nuclear use and Soviet retaliation, urging a balance of power with Nike-X to deter first strikes. It highlights troop withdrawals, disarmament talks, and the need for mutual inspection to prevent violations.
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Seer Union
Europe
House of Representatives
Karl Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Far Fense McNamara
Western
Wheeler
Moscow
Soviet Union
America
United States
Inghal
Joint Chiefs
Vietnam
France braces for Gaullist decline after De Gaulle
ROWLAND EVANS and ROBERT NOVAK report growing doubts about the stability of the Fifth Republic as De Gaulle nears retirement or death. A Gaullist disintegration and possible left coalition cabinet are predicted, with Giscard d Estaing emerging as a rival organizing conservative Gaullists into a separate party.
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Charles de Gaulle
Fifth Republic
de Gaulle
Gaullist
France
National Assembly
Gaullists
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
Wroan
Grindlist
Oats
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Qty
Fone
Giscard
Georges Pompidou
Pompidou
Cacey
Francois Mitterrand
Romney seeks Goldwater Wallace support in Dixie for 1968 bid
George Romney tailors strategy to Southern voters by courting Goldwater and Wallace while denying full endorsement. He notes past friction yet signals willingness to back Goldwater in the Senate race and argues for a moderate path in civil rights, amid Gaullist French politics and leftist shifts.
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Michigan
George Romney
Dixie
Romney
Ned Barry Goldwater
George Wallace
Little Rock
Ark
Romnarcy
Goldwater
Wallace
Barry
Senate
South
Heepmnust
Tacksigan
Romines Eithie
Tkimming
AL Nel
Arkansark
Bill Fulbright
America
North
Secard
George Romheney
Reespd
End of Long Distance Strike Quelled. Tax Revision Debated
New York reports the nationwide strike of 20 000 long distance telephone workers ends at midnight tomorrow while 250 000 others remain on picket lines delaying resume of service. Washington weighs a potential billions tax cut alongside existing $3.8 billion in cuts as Congress reconsiders the tax structure. Austin notes a near reversal of a pre labor vote as labor minded reps push through a ban on secondary strikes boycotts and picketing. A Texas Tech grain sorghum grading school highlights rising use for industrial purposes and seed identification demonstrations.
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New York
Texas Tech
Byrd urges allied aid to Vietnam and Asia policy push
Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr returning from Vietnam calls for stronger ally support for the war and pressure on West Germany to rescind funding for a steel plant in Communist China. He criticizes allied inaction, cites troop and casualty figures, and urges broader free world effort and field command authority to strike enemy targets in North Vietnam.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Vietnam
West Germany
China
Great Britain
North Vietnam
Senate Armed Services Committee
Harry Jr
Senate
Johnson
Byrd
Virginia
Old Dominion
Richard B. Byrd
Virginia House
Winchester Evening Star
South Vietnam
West Virginia
Telay
United Nations
Half A Speech From Freeman Sparks Reader Curiosity
A guest editorial comments on Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman sending a truncated mailed version of a full speech. The excerpt highlights a missing opening and explains the cost-saving aim as delivering only the core message about New Deal programs boosting farm income in 1966. The piece notes the fragment begins with "But" and compares it to hearing only the punch line of a joke.
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Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Mr. Freeman
Washington
Federal Land Bank
Newra
Fresaur
Tam
Wall Street
Dear Turnrow Tunker critique on allies and snuff sales
The letter questions European allies over U S Asia focus and Vietnam stance while alleging De Gaulle Britain and Germany. It notes 20 million pounds of snuff sold annually in the U S and mocks political loyalties and voter choices amid fragmented wording from a New York News-like page.
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France
West Germany
Great Britain
Vietnam
Gehoot
Gene
Nationaite
York News
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