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Poverty War Signals Start but Faces Coordination Hurdles
President Johnson's poverty program faces criticism as a loosely coordinated effort rather than a unified strategy. Congress can expand and link existing efforts, while initial funding allocates 35 million of 800 million to Sargent Shriver's Office of Economic Opportunity. Ambassadors say Vietnam outcome remains in doubt amid evolving U.S. policy.
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The Censorship Cycle in Public Life and Libraries
Censors operate in cycles through private and official efforts to bar objectionable works. California groups press for removing books, while Minnesota officials act without judicial standards. The move shifts from obscenity to political censorship of ideas, threatening democratic freedoms. a warning to citizens to oppose such efforts. The closing note about Christmas decorations adds a seasonal aside.
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Mansfield's Conflicted Life Tied to Hollywood Magic
Jayne Mansfield, married to Matt Cimber-Ottaviano, is described as a sex symbol torn between career and family. The piece traces her past marriages, children, and moves between New York and Rome, highlighting her vanity, headlines obsession, and longing for stability.
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Taylor Vision of Vietnam War Draws Differing Views
General Taylor and Senator Goldwater faced contrasting reactions as U S policy in Vietnam shifts after the election. The Life interview and press commentaries discuss bombing routes, training areas, and the risk of wider war with China, with NYT cautioning about implications for US goals and regional stability.
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Paul Harvey on Vietnam War Death and Duty
Paul Harvey argues the Vietnam War is a meaningless stalemate and calls for recognizing it as a costly failed policy. He cites Ambassador Max Taylor and stresses the draft’s fairness, warns against expanding the war, and advocates reconsidering US overseas involvement.
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Middletown launches winter traffic safety program tips
The Middletown Safety Council and Auto Industries Highway Safety Committee promote six driver tips for winter conditions. Emphasizing vehicle checks, seat belt use, hazard alertness, road weather adaptation, proper speed, and courteous driving to reduce crashes during snowy periods.
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Kilgallen Jottings on Film Biz Tangles and Theatre Plans
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Life Magazine’s critique of My Fair Lady and potential fallout at Warner lot. Notes Eliza’s weight loss for Flight of the Sandpiper and reshoots. Schulberg seeks a story during Cassius Clay interview, St Regis sale rumored, Kennedy Memorial plans change. Hampton’s band tours the South, Beatle‑style act Seven St Bernards appears. theater plans include Cacoyann and Zorba tieins.
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Today in History Highlights for November 30 1964
On this date 1835 Samuel Langhorne Clemens was born. In 1917 the Rainbow Division arrived in France. In 1990 Russia attacked Finland. In 1941 the 1000th Malta air raid alert sounded. In 1944 American fliers halted Japanese efforts at Leyte. Ten years ago gale damaged England. five years ago UN debated Security Council seat. one year ago union protested diesel engine fireman cuts.
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Dangerous Viet Nam Rail Line Bares Peril and Deaths
National Geographic describes a dangerous South Viet Nam railroad from Saigon to Dong Ha. Communist attacks and sabotage have killed over 160 passengers and trainmen since 1961 and damaged 128 locomotives. New Zealand's geography notes two main islands and North Island’s famed big game fish.
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