Judd urges expanded bombing while warning on nuclear risk
Former Minnesota congressman Dr. Walter H. Judd told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that power must be used, proposing strikes on North Viet Nam war infrastructure. He cautioned that using power could unleash a nuclear holocaust and stressed restraint as essential responsibility amid arms buildup. Senate Leader Mansfield urged quicker action.
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Growing airport parking woes spark planning needs
The piece notes expanding parking demands at major airports, citing San Francisco and Cleveland as examples of space shortages and safety concerns. It highlights the cost burdens, potential higher fees, and the need for better approach guidance, plus questions about who pays.
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Cleveland
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Protest Movements Split by Leftist Leaders in Viet Nam Demonstrations
The report traces the March 25 26 International Days of Protest against U S policy in Viet Nam. It attributes organized demonstrations to a small cohort of radical leftists led by Frank Emspak and links leaders from the Communist Party Trotskyist groups and the pro-Peking Progressive Party. It notes minimal involvement from mainstream pacifists and limited African American turnout, with actions in Chicago Los Angeles Berkeley and New York highlighting factional tensions.
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Committee For A Sane
Los Angeles
Dorothy Healey
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Berkeley
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University of California
Harlem Council For Peace
New York
Labor strikes risk huge damages to economy and law
The piece argues Congress should punish illegal strikes and picket line crossings, citing the New York City transit strike and a large railroad strike. It notes tens of millions in damages across 38 states and calls for penalties to deter wrongdoing while highlighting disputes over liability and union immunity.
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Red China isolation sparks debate on U.S. policy
In a Washington column, the author argues Red China has isolated itself through aggressive moves and self destructive actions. The piece weighs how American policy and leadership impact global responses from Asia to Europe and the rise of Japan and West Germany as economic models amid Cold War tensions.
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Echoes of childhood toys and old street names in Columbus
The writer recalls changing street names in Columbus and reminisces about mumblety-peg and homemade kites. They contrast old days with today’s convenience, noting how strings and kites were crafted, the cost of string, and the pride of large balls of string, ending with a nod to buying a kite.
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Columbus
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Kennedy Cousins Rally and Nixon Comeback Highlight 1967 Debate
The column contrasts Robert Kennedy and Ted Kennedy as Tara old friends debate their paths while Nixon stages a remarkable 1967 comeback. LBJ aims for a second term with Humphrey as successor, and political currents shape the 1968 field amid veteran doubts about Teddy and Bobby.
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