Panama Canal ownership debate stirs nationalist fears
A 1966 Sunday column argues against returning the Panama Canal Zone to Panama, warning that such a concession would invite Soviet influence, threaten U S security, and undermine American property rights. It criticizes liberal State Department views and laments Cuba’s Russian takeover as a warning. The piece urges retention of full U S possession to prevent Russia from seizing bases near the United States.
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Washington Administration
Panama
Panama Canal
United States
Canal
Canal Zone
LBJ
United States Senate
Panama Canal Zone
Mexico
Kennedy
Chamizal
el Paso
Alaska
Russia
Cuba
Florida
Watch Your Misdeeds and the Computer Police State
A letter warns against national spyware via universal crime records. The author cites a Marine Corps applicant barred for four parking tickets and argues parking infractions are common but not criminal. He opposes a plan to store every deed on a national computer, urging privacy unless serious offenses justify records.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Bosl
Marine Corps
Marine Corps Commission
University President Warns Against Government Spending Slowdown
Dr. W. Allen Wallis of the University of Rochester argues government spending drives inflation and urges restraint while urging full-speed policy to stabilize the economy. The report notes over 7,000 American Samoa students are taught via television.
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Johnson
W. Allen Wallis
Views Of Our Readers To the Editor
A reader responds to a World editorial blaming F D Roosevelt for national peril. The writer praises the News Star World editorials and attacks the New Deal as communist. She recounts a national magazine anecdote about Hopkins and quotes a disparaging remark about future leaders. Mary Mason
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F. D. Roosevelt
News-Star — World
United States
Czarina
Alex
Andra
Rasputin
Woodrow Wilson
Col. House
Fdr
Harry Hopkins
White House
Robert Sherwood
Hopkins
Sherwood
L.B.J. Mary Mason
Wildlife extinction concerns in Winnsboro letter to editor
Lucille L. Jones urges action to protect wildlife as habitats shrink through drainage and marsh clearing in Louisiana. She appeals to readers to contact their congressman and writes about enjoying wildlife rather than hunting, urging preservation of game breeding areas and natural beauty.
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Howard H. Caudle
Lucille L. Jones
Kennedys Shriver Murphy clash at War on Poverty hearing
Sargent Shriver led a House Labor subcommittee hearing as ten top assistants followed him. Senator Murphy recounted poverty lessons from his tough upbringing while Kennedy pressed questions. Shriver promoted universal federal aid as Murphy scrutinized costs, waste, and program governance.
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Sargent Shriver
Senate Labor
Mr. Shriver
Pennsylvania
Joe Clark
Javits
Randolph
Pell
Massachusetts
Mr. Kennedy
California
Mr. Murphy
Office of Economic Opportunity
Murphy
Kennedy
Shriver
Senate
Philadelphia
Corktown
Detroit
Hall Park
Yale
Congress
OEO
Washington
Haryou-Act
New York
Los Angeles
Watts
Camp Breckinridge
George Murphy
Biden era era? Buckley on 1968 and 1972 GOP trials
William F Buckley Jr surveys possible nominees for 1968 and 1972. He predicts Johnson renominated, Humphrey as VP strong, Kennedy split potential, and a cautious Reagan-Nixon dynamic with Goldwater still influential shaping GOP paths. Ongoing war and third-party risks loom large in his cautious forecast.
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Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Viet Nam
White House
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Mario Savio
Staughton Lyndh
William
Coffin
Norman Thomas
Robert
Bobby
Romney
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
Dwight Eisenhower
Reagan
Cliff White
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater Warns On Defense Cuts And Missile Edge
Goldwater blasts the administration for planned defense cuts and phony missile statistics. He argues the U S must compare our biggest missiles with Soviet intermediate and long range forces, warn against drawing Europe into politics, and urge maintaining a true edge in defense capabilities. He questions Johnson era secrecy and urges preserving the Atlantic alliance.
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Soviet Union
Europe
Johnson
Atlantic Community
Mr. Johnson
Jess
Pearl Buck Birthday and Historic War Milestones
On June 26 1966 Pearl Buck American novelist was born in 1892. Notable events include 1862 Confederate troops repulsed at Mechanicsville Virginia, 1917 AEF troops reach France for WWI action, and 1944 Cherbourg port liberated by Allies in WWII.
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United Press International
Pearl Buck
Mechanicsville
France
Cherbourg
Monroe Morning World Publisher Credits and Editorials
The Monroe Morning World lists Robert Ewing and Wilson Ewing as publishers with the paper operating under News-Star-World Publishing Corporation. It notes staff roles including executive editor and general manager and credits the Associated Press. Anomalous OCR strings present garbled city and country names.
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Monroe
News-Star
World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Oilva Street
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WILLIAM_F. BUCKLEY JR
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the Almanac
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John C. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Robert Ewing, Jr
Edmund Brown
Walien
Rman
Gergral
Ss't Gen
Associated Press
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Brand Veri
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Alinta
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Dallas
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Charlotte
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