Critics say Johnson policy in Southeast Asia and Dominican Republic is unclear
Critics blame the administration for wavering in Vietnam and the Dominican crisis, while noting Johnson consulted before actions. James Marlow questions the president’s foreign experience and decisiveness as the situation remains unsettled and outcomes uncertain.
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Southeast Asia
Dominican Republic
Jol
Viet Nam
James Marlow
Associated Press
Johnson
Co S
Marlow
Humphrey Visit Highlights Dallas Security Measures
The piece notes heavy security for Vice President Humphrey in Dallas, praising Police Chief Jesse Curry for protective planning. It argues Humphrey’s safety is essential and discusses the political possibility of influencing the 1972 Democratic Convention by blocking Kennedy’s nomination.
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Hubert H. Kumphreys
Dallas
Jesse Curry
Humphrey
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Mr. Humphrey
Drill Sergeants Adjust to Non Swearing Army Rules
Army Chief Gen Harold K Johnson orders drill sergeants to clean up language sparking humor and resistance. The piece parodies sergeants adapting with wry exchanges during drills and a hike as officers question the change.
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Washington
Army
Harold K. Johnson
Moonlighting Laws and Privacy Spark Local Debate
West Lake residents argue about potential new limits on moonlighting and the reach of federal intrusion into private work. They point to working long hours across two jobs to support families and education, stressing tax compliance and the traditional American work ethic amid calls for data collection by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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West Lake
Mens. Pureaus
Geneus
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Tomes Teow
Specter Seen as GOP Car in Philadelphia Power Play
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Philadelphia Republican HQ faces a long decline but now eyes a breakthrough routes. A registered Democrat Arlen Specter, 34, admired by ADA and by GOP boss Billy Meehan, is viewed as the vehicle to revive GOP fortunes in the city.
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Philadelphia
Arlen Specter
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
William
Billy) Meehan
Clark's reform push for Congress and Philadelphia DA bid
Senator Joe Clark proposes 24 changes to Congress to curb seniority and limit debate. The piece also tracks Philadelphia DA race where Specter runs as Republican reformer, backed by Scranton and Scott, amid party realignments and corruption probes involving city magistrates.
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Washington
Joe Clark
Capitol Hill
Pennsylvania
Clark
Invasion Plans, U S Army Moves, and Dunbar Honor Grads
SOAR HEADQUARTERS notes the 15th Army controls 14 000 square miles of Deki including the Saar basin Rhi valley and Ruhr. Japan boasted of students ready to fight when invasion comes. Dunbar High School will graduate 30 seniors at 8 30 p m tomorrow in the high school auditorium under Principal E C Strugus.
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Lubbock
SOAR
U.S
15Th Army
Deki
Saar Basin
Rhi Valley
Ruhr
San Francisco
Japan
Radio Tokyo
Dunbar High School
E. C. ‘Strugus
Viet News Is Better Says Henry J Taylor On Vietnam War
Henry J. Taylor argues Viet Nam shows improved military effort and leadership. He contrasts air power limits with evolving Vietnamese resilience in the Mekong Delta and questions Senate appeasement and reliance on piecemeal peace.
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Henry
J. Taylor
Korea
Siack
Japan
Okinawa
Viet Nam
South
Viet Nam Mekong
Southeast Asia
North
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
Neville Chamberlain
Weather Cliches Versus Real Rain Costs in West Texas
The editorial notes that heavy rain in West Texas causes thousands in damages to roofs and floods, but could yield a $5,000,000 cotton crop boost. It says several hundred homes and many businesses suffered losses, yet the rainfall improves overall economy and mood in Big Spring.
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West Texas
Big Spring
Big Spring Daily Herald
Call for Letters From Texas 36th Division Veterans
Governor Connally and Texas officials urge preservation of World War I and II letters and diaries from the 36th Infantry Division. Director Dorman H. Winfrey invites deposit in the Austin state library archives to safeguard veterans' wartime experiences amid fading family records.
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Texas
6Th Infantry Division
Land of the
Dorman H. Winfrey
Texas State Library
Fine New Library
Austin
Gov. Connally
Texas Adjutant General
36Th Division Association
T i
Dallas Morning News
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