Chief Contenders Among GOP Hopefuls
The GOP presidential race grows intense with two leading contenders, George Romney and Richard Nixon, as Gallup polls show them ahead. Delegates and later opinion could shift the nomination, while Sen. Charles Percy and Gov. Ronald Reagan are noted as interested challengers.
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Kids Learn Computer Basics In Atlanta Georgia Tech Study
Elementary students in Atlanta received a quick programming course as part of a Georgia Tech experiment. The project showed pupils grasping math problems faster than teachers and signals a future where computers become standard teaching tools for young learners. A preschool reading program using computers also showed impressive results.
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Missed Pope Paul VI Draws Fire Over Encyclical
William P Buckley Jr argues that Populorum Progressio misreads capitalist wealth, urges global redistribution via taxation or expropriation, and critiques Latin American wealth patterns while defending US restraint and the dangers of devalued currency amid foreign aid debates.
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Keep Liquor Off Road Letter to the Editor
A reader argues auto safety hinges on removing drunk drivers, not just adding car features. The writer cites 50 percent of traffic deaths linked to intoxication and urges government action, citing scriptural warnings and condemning political fear of votes over public safety.
The Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal announces subscription rates with daily copies for 10 cents and Sundays for 15 cents. City and urban motor route delivery costs 60 cents weekly, with mail options at 15 dollars yearly for 7 days and 24 dollars outside tracing areas, up to 38 dollars to U.S. addresses. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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Vice President Humphrey as roving envoy shapes US Europe policy
The essay portrays Vice President Humphrey as a modern diplomatic roving envoy for President Johnson, praising his ability to speak on controversial issues without personal disputes. It argues NATO faces downsizing, nuclear deterrence remains key, and US-Europe relations hinge on balanced US commitment and Soviet caution amid broader conciliation efforts.
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Pacifiers and the Giant Killers in Vietnam’s Provinces
Joseph Alsop examines U S Army roles in Vietnam showing a split between pacification and large scale combat. He cites First and 25th Divisions and leaders like Maj. Gen. Depuy Maj. Gen. Hay and Col. John Fuller, noting Schweitzer’s pacification work in Hau Nghia Province amid ongoing heavy operations and shifting local security dynamics.
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Will I ever have the courage to say I know nothing
A newspaper column discusses the demanding nature of columning, noting writers push daily output year round and some burnout, citing Jim Bishop as a standout who writes three days weekly. It reflects on the grind, research, and differing specializations, ending with a candid remark about a “dried out” day.
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