Ky's Dictatorial Views Harm Democracy in Vietnam
The piece argues Gen. Nguy en Cao Ky's dictatorial stance threatens civilian rule in South Vietnam. It notes Ky’s vow to fight any elected government not to his liking and his plan to lengthen the path to civilian control, delaying elections and constitutional assembly. It also covers the unrelated honor given to Chief Justice Harlan F. Stone by Columbia University Law School 20 years after his death and outlines Stone's liberal court era.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Honolulu
Legislative Assembly
Columbia University School of Law
Harlan F. Stone
Harry M. Daugherty
Burns Detective Agency
Stone
Windfall for Two Former Congressmen Draws Protests
The Johnson administration’s federal pay bill includes a provision boosting retirement for two former Democratic congressmen, Frank Smith of Tennessee Valley Authority and Paul Kilday of Texas. Senator Williams seeks to strike the perk amid charges of excess.
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Washington
Johnson
John Williams
R-Del
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Williams
Senate
Frank Smith
Mississippi
Paul Kilday
Texas
Kilday
Military Court of Appeals
Smith
Tennessee Valley Authority
Delaware Sclon
Intellectuals Endorse Peace Effort Amid Red World Tensions
The essay attacks prominent intellectuals who oppose the Vietnam War by urging a broader peace push. It links their stance to concessions to the Viet Cong, condemns their dialogue with communists, and contrasts this with Soviet-era censorship and treatment of writers like Akhmatova. It defends free intellect against political manipulation.
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Washington
John Hersey
H. Stuart Hughes
Richard Hofstadter
William Sloane Coffin
Mark van Doren
Louis Untermeyer
Stuart Chase
Benjamin Spock
Viet Cong
Red China
Peking
Kuo Mo-jo
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Kuo
Mao Tse-tung
Tolstoy
Soviet
Russia
Mikhail Sholokhov
Don
Communist Party
Moscow
Andrei Sinyavsky
Abram Tertz
Yuri Daniel
Alexander Trasdovsky
Novy Mir
Stalin
Anna Akhmatova
Pravda
TASS
Andrei Zhdanov
Zhdanov
Writers Union
Irish cry for justice stirs mixed Irish responses
New York readers react to Maurice F. Donnelly’s critique of Northern Ireland and the Dublin government. Letters from Elizabeth Airey and Victor J. A. Martineck touch on Irish history, De Valera, Lemass, and modern political fault lines, with diverse views on British rule, identity, and the IRA.
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New York
Maurice F. Donnelly
United Ireland Publicity Committee
Northern Ireland
Dublin
Asia
Africa
Donnelly
Liz
S. C. Wentworth
Bronxville
N. Y
Southern Ireland
Elizabeth Airey
San Francisco
Ireland
Irish Times
de Valera
Victor J. A. Martineck
Frank Flynn
Elmhurst
Land of the
Free
Butler County Paves Intercounty Route to Ease Travel
George Crout notes Middletown area eyes new seven mile paved link from Gano to Bethany replacing rough roads. Andrews Paving Co. won $261,000 contract for macadam base and asphalt cover, with bond funds backing the county share. The route will shorten Cincinnati to Dayton travel and may join the Dixie Highway, sparking local debate over county road priorities amid growing city street improvements and a new center-line asphalt feature.
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Cincinnati and Dayton
Butler County
Gano
Bethany
Andrews Paving Company
Hamilton
Warren County
Blue Ball
Middletown
Cincinnati
Dayton
Florida
Queen City
Franklin
Hamilton County
Middletown Signal
L. A. Waldner
Waldner
Protest Letter Defends School Levy Support in Middletown
A reader challenges opponents of a school tax levy urging respect for taxpayers funded education. The letter cites Creekview school, quotes Abraham Lincoln, and calls for open public meetings and Q A sessions on the levy to restore faith in local schools and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Barker
Creekview School
Abraham Lincoln
Journal
Middletown
Aero space mechanic wins big in Polynesian stuffed chicken cookoff
An aero space mechanic’s recipe for Polynesian stuffed chicken earns a $10,000 prize in a Hawaiian cookoff. F.E.F. postcards note the prize feels out of this world to the lucky chef. Milt, a printer, plans vacation and suggests crossing fish with mosquitoes for better bites.
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F.E.F
Milt
Sterling
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