Guevara Death Seen as Major Blow to Castro
The article argues Ernesto Guevara is dead after a likely clash or execution in Bolivia, with cremation details leaving questions. It notes strong evidence supporting death, cites U.S. and Bolivian intel, and claims Castro’s movement suffered a heavy setback though not a fatal blow to its aims.
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Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Bolivia
Guevara
Washington
Fidel Castro
Castro
Latin America
Quebec Liberal Federation sings O Canada in French
The article notes delegates at the Quebec Liberal Federation convention sang O Canada in French after rejecting separatism urging Quebecers to stay in Confederation. It links De Gaulle's earlier rallies to the current sentiment among French Canadians.
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de Gaulle
Canada
Rive Quebec Libre
Quebec Liberal Federation
OQ Canada
Reagan Accuses Johnson of Withholding Wartime News
Governor Reagan charges the White House hid good Vietnam War news to aid 1968 election prospects. Westmoreland’s SEATO briefing presents optimistic zone reports, noting enemy hits, VC control shifts, pacification progress, and a strengthened air campaign despite ongoing conflict.
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Ronald Reagan
California
Johnson
Reagan
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Washington
American Security Council
SEATO
Bankok
Westmoreland
In Zone Two Viet Cong Control Falters
The report notes no North Vietnamese regiment has achieved a successful operation in two years in Zone Two. Viet Cong held population shares dropped from about 50 percent to 11 percent under their control, signaling deteriorating influence.
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Westmoreland
American Security Council
Dien Bien Phu
Demilitarized Zone
Second Corps
Public unions and the drift toward a corporate state
PALL HARVEY warns that union power and strikes threaten democratic civilian rights. He cites Gallup polls showing public support for capping strikes to 21 days and for unions penalizing non strikers. He argues government intervention risks a fascist style control over labor and management.
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Gallup
White House
Jenk Jones
Organized Labor
Geneva Conference Echoes in Vietnam Policy
David Lawrence recalls the 1954 Geneva Conference and how the patched settlement led the United States to pull back. He cites Dulles statements on Soviet and Chinese aid to Ho Chi Minh and warns the Indo China truce could presage greater conflict and a potential third world war.
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Indo - China
Vietnam
Geneva
Dulles
Great Britain
France
United States
Indo China
Pacific
China
Viet Minh
Ho Chi Minh
Ho Chi - Minh
Britain
Washington
Munich
Democrats Clash With Eisenhower Aides During Geneva Conference
While the Geneva talks continued, Democratic leaders in Congress including Lyndon Johnson attacked the Eisenhower administration as warmongering. The political rift influenced U S politics and echoed into Britain where Socialist Labor factions grew more extreme.
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Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Eisenhower
Notice of Journal publication and subscription rates
The Journal published daily by News- Journal Inc. S Broad at Trust Ave Middletown Ohio. Entered as second class mail. Subscription rates list per copy and weekly options, with yearly mail rates and outside USA pricing. Founded in 1857.
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the News- Journal, Inc
S. Broad
Middletown
Ohio
USA
Busy-Ness: Tired Executives Spend Time Wisely
A Chicago study by the Executive Guild finds executives work long hours with heavy commuting and office tasks. It notes 125 hours daily commuting is inaccurate, 74 sales calls weekly, 58 letters daily, 14 hours reading memos, 38 clubs but active in 1.9, 16 conventions yearly, 118 days vacation, and an average salary of 29 256 dollars.
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United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Executive Guild of
Chicago
Lynda Johnson Reveals White House Bedtime Tales
McCalls interview reveals Lynda Bird Johnson shared news of her engagement with her parents in the White House. The piece wryly notes sleeping arrangements of the First Family as a light reflection on political image and public curiosity.
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Washington
Lynda Bird Johnson
Lynda
McCalls
Vietnam
Charles S. Robb
White House
Bible Belt
Kennedys
Jackie
John
Jacqueline Kennedy
Truman
Mrs. Eisenhower
Executive
Vice Pesidential
Brazil Leads South America by Area and Population
Factographs note Brazil as the largest nation in South America by area and people. It surpasses the 48 contiguous U S states in size but is smaller than the entire United States.
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Brazil
South America
U. S
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David Lawrence
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