Baum Resignation Seen As Needed to Help Party
The text argues Dr Liner Baum should resign as State Banking Board member amid a broader Democratic controversy. It contends the resignation could calm factional tensions, despite potential future struggles for the new chairman. It notes Baum quit in May before Senate action and claims the timing was prudent though controversial.
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Baum
Trans
Weason
Cranetary
Dam
Makin
Preston Sunil
Doctor Baun
Prank Sharp's Bank
Easton
NBL
Democratic Party
Doctor Bawin
State Banking Board
Senate
SDEC
Ben Gurion Peace Plan Seen Amid Middle East Pressures
The piece discusses David Ben Gurion and his stance on achieving peace in the Middle East. It notes his aging yet enduring influence, calls for a real peace settlement, and references his Tel Aviv visit and remarks on returning Arab territories for lasting coexistence.
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Negeb Desert
Tel Aviv
Escent Jerusalem
Golan Heights
United Nations
Holy City
Jerusalem
Iraeli
Israel
Middle East
Sunday Services Draw Crowd at Durban Church
A Durban church notice notes strong interest with morning service at 1 am and evening at 7 pm. The subject is What Hell Like and highlights the arrival of a new organist.
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Noone
Durban
South Africa
Stennis argues for moral sanction behind Vietnam war
Senator John C. Stennis contends the United States should wage war only with the moral sanction of the American people and argues for stronger congressional restraint on war powers. He warns that fighting without public support strains the republic and contrasts presidential action with the need for informed opinion.
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Washington
John C. Stennis
Mississippi
Armed Services
Senate Foreign Relations
United States
Congress
MR. Stennis
Vietnam
Republic
Kennedy
Johnson
Nison
Executive Polley
Gulf of ‘Tonkin
Southeast
Stennis
Yiblic
Indochina
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Saigon
Greeks Gift Agnew Visit Undermines Greek Policy
Nixon officials tout Agnews Greek trip as routine but diplomats privately view it as undermining U S efforts to restore parliamentary government in Greece. Athens press promises lavish reception and hints at political leverage during the visit.
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Washington
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
U.S
Greece
Athens
Agnew
George Papadopoulos
Henry ‘Tasca
Papadopoulos
Constantine Karamanlis
Paris
Tasca
Gargalianoi
Peloponnesus
State Department
White House
Mediterranean
Iran
House
Senate
Blount and Cusack Clash With France Over Drug Traffic
Washington dispute over illicit heroin imports from France prompts Blount and Cusack to call for a boycott and harsher action. State Department disowns both, stressing diplomatic caution while noting France's role and U.S. trade balance.
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Washington
Winton
Blount
Paris
United States
State Department
Harry O ‘Truman
John Cusack
U.S
Cusack
France
Heartbreak Ridge Falls to Combined Korean French Assault
In eastern Korea Koreans and French troops captured the last peak on Heartbreak Ridge ending a month of heavy fighting. The height controlled a communist supply route on the front. Nearby reports note high level discussion of atomic weapon use and U S Senate moves to boost atomic know how in anti communist countries. Lubbock telephone rates were raised by the city commission after a packed hearing at City Hall.
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Korea
Heartbreak Ridge
Washington
Senate
Lubbock
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
City Hall
Italy on edge as government paralysis fuels crisis
Henry J. Taylor outlines mounting antagonisms in Italy ahead of a December presidential vote. He notes a paralyzed coalition under President Saragat and Premier Colombo, rising corruption, a growing bureaucracy acting as a third force, and gains by the neo-Fascist MSI. The piece warns of potential military intervention by forces like the Forzarmade and carabinieri amid fears of a takeover or revolution.
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Italy
NATO
Giuseppe Saragat
Emilio Colombo
Christian Democratic Party
Taly
Moscow
Ussr
Malian Socialist Movement
MSD
Giorgic Almirante
Europe
Greece
Maly
Forzarmade
Army
Defense Minist
United States
Carabinieri
Adriatic
Tito
Pass It On From The Veteran Joel McCrea And Odd Facts
L M Boyd writes a nostalgic column weaving memories of actor Joel McCrea and Rudolph Valentino with riffs on horse riding and chicken vision. He mulls naval quirks of pelicans, gazelles outrunning horses, sharks swimming, and a Turkish sultan Mahmoud II jokingly altering gowns. He recalls confusing umpire perspectives in baseball and notes 1950s prices before inviting reader letters.
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Yesteryear
Joel McCrea
Rudolph Valentino
Mahmoud I
Constantinople
Mahmoud Tl
Shebang
Mah Moud II
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Snk
Meng
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Foonpan Tne
Im 1
Ian Vaal
Feorenen
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Fevne el
Eed Brean
Felted Press
Tabhock
Tesas
Rige O
Chas Ae
United State of America
Nations Wader
Ben-Gurion
David Ben Gurion
Yahimg
Lrael Ben Garant
Texas Tech
Diane
Carlen
Janes Stadinn
Tarbbocket
Texas
Bastet
Soviet Union
Red China
Southeast Asia
Jer Presiden Johnson
China
America
Asia
Latin America
Supreme Court
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Andrew Tully
Truman
U. S
Wount
Dallis
Junior
Evans
Henry J. Taylor
MSI
Communist Party
Enrico Bertinguer
L. M. Boyd
M. Boyd
Fort Worth
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