Christian Marxist Talks Aim at Global Dialogue in Europe
Plans announced by the World Council of Churches call for a formal Christian Marxist dialogue in the Soviet Union next spring. The meetings in Prague Paris and Ma rienbad will involve Protestant and Roman Catholics for the first time with talks on social ethics economic justice and humanity's place in a technological society. The initiative seeks direct exchange between Christians and non Christian ideologies amid world upheaval to foster peace and progress for all mankind.
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Prague
Paris
Marienbad
Soviet Union
World Council of Churches
Paul Albrecht
Council
Department of Church and Society
D. Albrecht
Time Is Now To Prepare For Air Transportation
Miami Valley and Southwest Ohio leaders face the push for regional jetports to ease future air traffic. Secretary Boyd urges planning on a Dayton Cincinnati facility and hints at a passenger surcharge to fund airport expansion amid rising traveler numbers and looming giant jets. The piece links jetport growth to regional economic boosts and multistate population centers.
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Alan S. Boyd
Senate
Southwest Ohio
Mr. Boyd
Miami Valley
Boyd
Southwest
Ohio
Dayton
Cincinnati
Who Is Guilty For Poor According To Humphrey
The article summarizes Vice President Humphrey addressing the American Bar Association in Honolulu. He argues the poor fear the law and view it as punitive, not protective, and links rioting to lawlessness among a minority while noting Detroit's federal funding and unemployment figures. He questions whether the law or lawbreakers are at fault.
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Humphrey
American Bar Association
Honolulu
America
Detroit
Detroit race riots cited as worst to date
A strong stance condemns political maneuvering around race unrest. The text accuses well-to-do Black leaders of exploiting the situation by raising funds and urging rebellion while the unemployed in Detroit suffer amid what is described as America’s worst race riot to date.
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Detroit
America
Letter From a Marine in Vietnam Describes War News and Home Comforts
A reader shares a heartfelt letter from a Marine in Vietnam detailing recent losses from booby trap shells, comments on the war's pace and media, echoes of home life with mosquitoes and weather, and a note of faith and humor as he signs off hopeful and smiling.
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Reds
Cincinnati
P.S
War policy rift widens as military chiefs clash with Johnson
A congressional subcommittee report accuses President Johnson of ignoring military advice on Vietnam. It cites near zero fixed target strikes in 1966 and argues the Joint Chiefs of Staff could hit Haiphong and disrupt supply lines if approved, while the administration maintains no deep division exists.
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Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
United States Armed Services
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Convention of War Veterans
Boston
American Legion
Defense McNamara
McNamara
Joint Chiefs
Senate Armed Services Committee
Secretary of Defense
North Vietnam
JCS
Policy clash over use of air power in Vietnam hearings
The subcommittee report cites a sharp split between civilian authorities and ten level military witnesses on when and how air power should strike North Vietnam. It contends civilian leaders overruled military guidance for a staged bombing plan, undermining expert judgment and limiting the air campaign.
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North Vietnam
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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The
News. Journal Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Remembering Billy Durant the Man Who Built GM
A biographical sketch traces Billy Durant from a Flint medicine show pitchman to founder of Buick and architect of General Motors. It recounts his rise with Buick and Cadillac, the creation of GM, the 1915 takeover, and eventual ruin, ending with Durant’s bleak final years and a question on who recalls him.
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Billy Durant
Flint
Michigan
Woodland Brooks
Billy
Everest
Arcturus
Buick
Cadillac
Oldsmobile
Oakland
General Motors
Mr. Durant
Durant
Chevrolet
G. M
DuPont
John Raskob
van Russell
Morgan
Stock Exchange
Supernovae and Lumberjack Legends
Astronomical events called supernovae flare briefly, then fade, occurring perhaps twice per millennium. In music, the flute and piccolo remain the only woodwind instruments without a reed. Paul Bunyan stands as the legendary North American lumberjack figure.
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Flute
Paul Bunyan
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Asbury Park
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