Is It Pretense Judge It Well
The renowned theologian Reinhold Niebuhr sparks debate with views on Vietnam policy. In a New York Times interview he says U S actions diminish moral prestige in Asia and questions the democratic nature of Viet Nam allies. He argues the Diem regime was undemocratic and that true democracy resources are lacking.
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Reinhold Niebuhr
Viet Nam
John Cogley
New York Times
Niebuhr
Asia
India
Japan
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Diem
Salmonella Risks From Pet Turtles Spark Health Warning
The piece notes pet turtles, with about 30 million sold yearly, may carry Salmonella. Experts urge careful handling to prevent infection, especially by children who may kiss or put turtles in their mouths. It also references Walter Reuther advocating prearranged methods to avoid public worker strikes that threaten welfare.
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Communicable Disease Center
Atlanta
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Organized Labor
New York State
Repeal fight over Taft Hartley 14b stalls in Senate
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield signals repeal of Section 14b faces a doomed two thirds vote as filibuster defiance by Everett Dirksen looms. Mail against repeal surges, polls show strong public backing for right to work. McGovern opposes repeal. Also notes U NDP funding a Cuban technology school seen as a Soviet operation.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett Dirksen
Gallup
Harris
Lyndon Johnson Realism and the Great Society Tension
The piece analyzes Lyndon Johnson's shifting political focus from Senate maneuvering to a push for the Great Society. It notes Johnson’s attempts to balance militarized Southeast Asia with domestic reform while warning of perceived deficits and inflation. The article highlights concerns that Johnson presses for victories already won and overlooks vulnerable barriers.
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Lyndon Johnson
U.S. Senate
Wayne Morse
Wild Man
Oregon
Dick Russell
Georgia
Tommy Corcoran
New Deal Days
Lyndon
Computerized peace plan and old Lyndon Johnson contrasts
In a Washington column, Ruth Montgomery argues a satirical plan to end all wars via rival computer simulations is fanciful. The piece contrasts modern budget aims with the “old Lyndon Johnson” persona, noting job growth, civil rights progress, and policy shifts from 1964 1965 perspectives.
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Harvey
Termite Colony Counts Up To Three Million Insects
The item notes a termite colony can total as many as three million insects. It compares a colony to a headquarters and adds a quip about an electronic bartender that cannot discuss current sports or political opinions.
First Baptist Church Dedication in Middletown
The new South Main Street First Baptist Church in Middletown, Ohio, dedicated this Sunday, features a renowned pipe organ played by Mrs. Clara Oglesby Lyman. Dr. Rufus W. Weaver, former pastor, preached, recounting the church’s growth from 1808 and the 65 000 dollar project funded by gifts including a 10 000 dollar pledge.
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First Baptist
South Main Street
Ohio
Middletown
Clara Oglesby Lyman
Monteau
First Baptist Church
E. T. Stevens
Rufus W. Weaver
Baltimore
Sorg
Weaver
North Main Street
the Elks
Daniel Doty
Little Prairie
Amanda Cemetery
Salem Baptist Church
James Heaton
South Broad Street
Franklin Pike
Draft debate on mobilizing older citizens in war effort
Paul Harvey argues older veterans should volunteer for combat roles while noting many young men are already serving. He warns that continued draft increases threaten voting-age Americans and could force retirees back into service, urging action to spare the young.
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Pentagon
George
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14Th
National Right To Work Committee
Reed Larsen
Committee
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United Nations Development Program
School of Technology
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U. S
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Foreign Service
Citizens Committee For A Free
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State of the Union
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Russia
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Red China
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Nyet
Rodin
Hudson River
Lady Bird
Jerome Holland
Hampton Institute
Holland
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Paul J
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