After The Presidency What ex presidents feel after office
Reporters have tried to learn how Lyndon B Johnson feels after leaving the White House. The piece notes Theodore Roosevelt’s restless post presidency energy and cites other former leaders who did not seek or win reelection, suggesting retiring presidents find new tasks like memoirs to fill their peak years.
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Pressure on Nixon Over Vietnam Peace Bid
Paul Harvey argues the Midway Island talks show U S policy distorted by South Vietnam's Thieu. He asserts Thieu seeks to keep American troops to prolong his rule, demands guarantees for his political future, and urges negotiated cease-fire to end US involvement while warning of a bloodbath if the United States withdraws. He stresses presidential duty to represent national interests and constitution. He notes Thieu fears a coalition and cites ally friction and regional reactions to the war.
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A Clear Warning From Dr Edward Teller On ABM Defense
Dr Edward Teller urges swift ABM deployment to shield the United States from nuclear attack. He notes partial protection with Minuteman missiles and calls for a pilot Safeguard deployment to reassess in a year. He warns Soviets testing space defenses and gaining advantages, urging decisive action to avoid peril.
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Rotary Charter Presented to Middletown Club in 1925 Banquet
A June 9 1925 Middletown banquet at the Hotel Manchester marked Rotary International presenting a charter to local Middletonians. Rev Charles M Brown presided and Frank B Pauly accepted as president elect as the group gathers with Miami Valley delegates and plans to form service clubs. Rotary ideals aim to serve the community while rival civic groups debate duplication of effort.
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Dissension in United States lengthens Vietnam war
Washington reports say the Vietnam war is being prolonged as peace talks stall in Paris. North Vietnam, aided by the Soviet and Chinese Communists, demands full American troop withdrawal while internal U S dissent and campus and congressional criticisms undermine the administration. Leaders warn domestic disunity could invite a wider conflict if troops leave now.
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