Friendly handshakes heal historic presidential rifts
The article recalls past animosities between U S presidents and notes Truman and Eisenhower meeting to support the United Nations. It also covers draft law uncertainty as Congress may extend and reform conscription, while public interest grows amid wartime conditions. A photo of children with four leaf clovers prompts reflection on simple play.
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Truman
Eisenhower
United Nations
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hoover
White House
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Hall of Fame
Andrew Johnson
General Grant
John Quincy Adams
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Pentagon
Tiberius Cavallo
Orville Wright
Alfred Lord Tennyson
Locksley Hall
Parliament of
Man
Federation of the World
Credibility Gap Becomes Major Campaign Issue
WASHINGTON Republicans push credibility gap as a central campaign weapon citing polls showing high distrust of Viet Nam war reporting. They quote officials and experts to argue that government statements mislead the public and undermine anti poverty programs.
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Washington
National Analysts, Inc
Philadelphia
Princeton
HOUSE
Charles Goodell
Albert Quie
Minn
Bert Bandstra
D-Iown
Robert Sweeney
Ohio
Office of Education
Department of la
Today's Marvels In Space Lend Substance To Yesterday Dreams
A collection of quotes and reflections trace humanity’s long dreaming of flight and space. From H G Wells to Otto Lilienthal and Orville Wright, the article links past visions to modern aerospace progress and future boundless travel.
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New York
Pat Sullivan
General Dynamics
H. G. Wells
Otto Lillienthal
Samuel Johnson
Rasselas, Prince of
Abyssinia
Gene Cernan
Geminid
Protests and the New Left Behind the Computer Survey
The Educational Testing Service poll analyzed by Richard E. Peterson questions the roots of student protest in 1964 65 arguing most activism was not about Vietnam but campus life. It omits the influence of old and new left figures and foreign policy links, calling the new science a eunuch.
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White House
Robert H. Fleming
John Rhodes
R.-Aiz
Humphrey
Viet Nam
Johnson
New York
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Earl C. Wheeler
Army
Harold K. Johnson
Senate
U. S
Princeton
New Jersey
Richard E. Peterson
Mr. Peterson
Eith
Educational Testing Service
Berkeley
Dominican Republic
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Students For A Democratic Society
Peterson
League For Industrial Democracy
Phillip Abbot Luce
Yale University
Progressive Labor Party
Peter Came
Young Socialist Alliance
DuBois
Communist Party
F.B.I
Gus Hall
Herbert Aptheker
Camp Midvale
Ringwood
Soviet Union
Rhodes Opens Trenton Middletown Bridge Dedication
Gov James A Rhodes presided at the dedication of the new 2 million dollar Trenton Middletown bridge on Route 73 linking the two communities. He cited the project as part of Ohio industry development and praised improved transportation for farm and industrial access.
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James A. Rhodes
Trenton- Middletown
Route 73
Trenton Corporation
Ohio
Trenton
Edward J. Keefe
Rhodes
Ralph Chamberlain
Jerry Hurter
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
J. E. Amstutz
Middletown
Rioting Right and Law in Civil Discontent
Paul Harvey argues Americans lose legitimacy when rioting is tolerated and law is ignored. Senator Roman Hruska and former Justice Whittaker echo condemnation of civil unrest while probing adult responses to authority and discipline in youth.
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Roman Hruska
Nebraska
Washington
Fort Lauderdale
Berkeley
California
Hruska
Supreme Court Jus
Tice
Charles Whittaker
Heirens
Chicago
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Arthur Sylvester
George Ball
South Viet Nam
Defense
McNamara
South
United States
Saigon
Rep
Laird
R.-Wis
Bob Considine
Bernard de Fontenelle
France
Royal Academy of
Bor
Albert Gore
D.-Tenn
Office of Economic Opportunity
J. F. Patterson
Missouri
Jefferson City
John Chamberlain
King Features Syndicate
George Crout
Harry Stretcher
Barry Levey
Robert Armbruster
B. R. Melloh
Michael Pearce
Miami River
Pearce
David Enyart
Bloomfield
Squier Littell
Butler County
Hamilton
Dayton
Stephen Gard
Little Prairie Baptist
Keefe
Paul Harvey
Dennis the Menace
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