Diplomacy Based On Lies And Deceit Opinion Piece
A critical column argues that diplomacy rests on duplicity and propaganda. It cites Kosygin’s rhetoric and U S media influence, warning that repeated claims about peace propositions amount to hogwash. The piece urges the public to demand honesty to pursue lasting global peace.
Thinner Television Sets Signal Tech Competition Rise
A 5 inch thick picture tube announced by a Japanese firm signals advances toward wall mounting and portable slim sets. The note underscores how competition spurs U.S. science and industry to respond to global rivals. His dominion shall be from sea to sea is quoted from Zechariah.
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Soviet Propaganda and Cold War Tensions Weigh Glassboro Talk
A long press conference quotes Kosygin critiques US policy in Vietnam and Asia. Soviet media mock Western coverage, boast Volga car milestone, and portray broad support for Middle East actions while describing Cuban labor camps and New York Soviets dining like locals.
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Arizona Litter Laws and Smog Highlight State Quietly Growing
The writer notes Arizona’s strict anti litter laws and enforcement, contrasts Western states, and cites Phoenix smog from many cars. Population growth from 125,000 to over 500,000 and a forecast of a million in ten years are discussed alongside rising industrial waste controls and public pride over tax dollars spent fighting litter.
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Modus vivendi sought to ease Middle East and Vietnam stalemates
An American diplomat recalls using a reality check to end insoluble disputes. By framing a workable living arrangement, or modus vivendi, both sides might accept a practical formula without retreat or loss of face. Global opinion pressures may drive a lasting, if imperfect, peace approach.
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Vietnam
Schlesinger's liberal shakeup splits ADA over Vietnam policy
Historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr. triggers a bitter liberal rift by using Americans for Democratic Action to pressure Johnson critics to push for Vietnam withdrawal. The ADA board faces defection threats from former Sen. Paul Douglas and ILGWU official Gus Tyler as disputes over moderates and peace plans erupt in public letters.
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Why crowds fail to act in emergencies
Paul Harvey notes a margin observation by Angel on reading and distillation. Psychologists Sussman Darley Latane show crowds diffuse responsibility in emergencies as one bystander acts faster than many. The piece urges readers to act to protect others rather than rely on the crowd.
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