Churchill memories and postwar reflections on his impact
Reminiscences after Sir Winston Churchill's death reveal different generations' connections to his era. Older readers recall his wartime leadership and defiance of tyranny, while younger people see him as a historic figure whose legacy shaped a civilized world. Britain plans renewed cooperation with France on a supersonic airliner, a project that could bridge future gaps between the nations.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Churchill
Winston Churchill
England
America
Inauguration of Lyndon Johnson Opens New Term
The article describes Lyndon Baines Johnson taking the oath as 36th president, ending mourning after Kennedy’s assassination and beginning his first full term. It notes Johnson’s unifying message to all Americans and his view of shaping a new vision amid change, followed by a brief, unrelated business item about a diamond ring trade.
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Baines Johnson
Warren
United States
Kennedy
Dallas
Lyndon Johnson
America
New York Republicans gain as Democrats tear themselves apart
Fulton Lewis Jr. reports Republicans rally as New York Democrats clash over leadership post November results put Democratic gains in state seats in doubt. Kennedy’s victory splits the party while Wagner blocks anti Wagner leaders with a bribery charge against State Chairman McKeon.
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New York
Lyndon Johnson
Kenneth Keating
Nelson Rockefeller
GOP
Rockefeller
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert Wagner
Bronx
Charles Buckley
Brooklyn
Stanley
Long Island
John English
Albany
Dan O'Connell
Erie County
Peter Crotty
Wagner
William H. McKeon
McKeon
Bobby Kennedy
Johnson
William Fitts Ryan
Ryan
Reform Democrats
Tammany
Kennedy Wagner clash redraws New York party lines
The piece details a fierce Democratic feud centered on Wagner versus Kennedy with McKeon and party bosses, Johnson's indirect mediation limits, and looming Mayoral races. It notes reform splits, possible challengers, and GOP uncertainty with Lindsay, Aldrich, and Fin.
Johnson Pitches End Of Electoral College In Danvers
President Johnson proposes a constitutional amendment to abolish individual electors while keeping the electoral college. States would award all electoral votes to the popular winner, removing elector discretion and preventing vote thwarting. He also backs Bayh's disability and succession proposals and calls for congressional action.
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Johnson
Alexander Hamilton
Congress
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
Historic Jan 30 highlights span presidents to war debates
Today in history marks Franklin D. Roosevelt's birth in 1882 and the Monitor's 1862 launch. It also notes Churchill and Wedemeyer debates over a second front, Dardanelles lessons, and postwar strategic aims.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dardanelles
France
Roger Keyes
Turkey
Russia
Wedemeyer-Churchill
Berlin
Vienna
Churchill
Wedemeyer
Armco First in Steel Industry to Offer Group Life Insurance
George M. Verity announces Armco employees receive free life insurance under Equitable Life Insurance. For workers with one year of service automatic coverage is $2400 if earnings meet the threshold. Policy funded entirely by Armco, effective Jan 15 1917, first beneficiary widow of Wesley Crosby.
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American Rolling Mill Company
George M. Verity
Armeco
Charles R. Hook
Verity
Hook
Armco
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Life Insurance
Armco Group
Middletown
Lawrence Woods
Equitable
Wesley Crosby
Arm. Co
Asriend
Exec-Air Grand Island Welcomes VIP and Valiant Flyers
Air travelers note Grand Island Nebraska as a hub where Exec-Air run by Mr and Mrs Robert Markowski offers fast service a welcome basket and fruit or cookies. The operation started in 1960 grossed nearly 300000 last year and plans a Tucson expansion. The service attracts executives pilots and presidents including an affectionate nod to J F Kennedy and GM and IBM guests.
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Joe Doe
Corporation
Grand Island
Shangri-La
America
Exec-Air
Robert Markowski
Markowskis
Tucson
Arizona
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