Press and Johnson Clash Over Press Control
The article describes President Johnson using arm twisted influence and memory of favors to sway Congress, while clashing with the press over leaks and coverage. It cites incidents with the New York Times, Baltimore Sun, and United Nations speech, noting deteriorating relations and talk of censorship and fewer news conferences. Johnson’s aim to control announcements contrasts with a press wary of manipulation and eager for frank, independent reporting.
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Baltimore Sun
Johnson
Grid failure lifts question of national power grid fixes
The Office of Emergency Planning reviews grid failures after a November blackout to fix shortcomings. Key issues include delayed official word to New Hampshire and Vermont, no clear contact for a nameless grid, and a broken Ontario relay that could not be verified. Officials plan a nationwide nonmilitary drill next year to improve readiness and public guidance.
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Office of Emergency Planning
Washington
New Hampshire
Vermont
OEP
Ontario
Capitalists No Selfish Evil As Seen By Reds
Washington reports highlight a New York dispatch detailing American philanthropy. It notes William Black’s million dollar gift to Mount Sinai School of Medicine and surveys 1964 U.S. giving in religious, educational, hospital and welfare causes. The piece argues Americans donate to charity to reduce taxes and to fund private needs, while government aid rises. It concludes the U.S. blends wealth with widespread altruism, contrasting Soviet views.
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Washington
United States
New York
United Press International
Soviet Union
William Black
New York City
Mount Sinai Hospital School of Medicine
Black
Chock Full O’nuts Corporation
Postgraduate School of Medicine
American Association of Fund-Raising Counsel, Inc
Congress
The MacArthur Choice Returns To Haunt U S
A Washington column analyzes the MacArthur Choice amid U S policy debates on Vietnam. It contrasts Rusk and McNamara with MacArthur’s warnings about fighting to win and the risk of delaying a decisive strike. Nuclear superiority is cited as a factor in the calculus.
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MacArthur
U.S
China
Washington
Rusk
McNamara
Viet Nam
Red China
Russia
Reds Join DC Peaceniks in Washington March
Government security experts report widespread Communist participation in the March on Washington last Saturday protesting U.S. policy in Vietnam. Busloads from New York and Philadelphia joined groups from San Francisco and Boston led by Florence Luscomb. Other participants included the Progressive Labor Party, W E B Du Bois Clubs, Socialist Workers Party, and Youth Against War and Fascism. Foreign coverage hailed the protest while U S police put crowds at about 22 000. A Veterans of Foreign Wars leader blamed peaceniks for boosting Communist morale and prolonging the war. Members of the House Un American Activities Committee face political defeat urged by the National States Rights Party in a Thunderbolt editorial.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Communist Party
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Arnold Samuel Johnson
Gilbert Green
Communist Party National Committee
James West
Midwest
James Jackson
The
Worker
Boston
Florence Luscomb
FBI
Armando Penha
Women Strike For Peace
Lorraine Gordon
Moscow
U. S
South Viet Nam
Progressive Labor Party
W. E. B. DuBois
Socialist Workers Party
Youth Against
Communist Party, USA
Peking
Hanoi
Tass
United States
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Andy Borg
Borg
Red
House UN- American Activities Committee
National States Rights Party
the Thunderbolt
Edwin Willis
D.-La
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Joe Pool
D. - Tex
Charles Weltner
D-Ga
John Buchanan
R.-Ala
Protective gamma globulin urged amid hepatitis concerns
A health column outlines gamma globulin as a temporary safeguard for those most at risk from viral hepatitis while a true vaccine remains elusive. It notes serum limits supply, its use for household contacts and travelers, and the ongoing need for a genuine vaccine despite imperfect protection.
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Peace Corps
van Dellen
Herpes During Pregnancy Question and Reply
Mrs E asks what herpes gestationis is and the reply explains it as an attack of herpes during pregnancy with concise clinical framing.
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Mrs. E
Medical Q and A Health Hints From Daily Life
Mrs C asks if nervous overactivity causes bowel issues and fermentation. J G explains pleural thickening after pleurisy results from scar tissue. A C asks if childhood glasses cause protruding ears. answer: usually developmental. C K defines generalized arteriosclerosis as hardening of all arteries. Today’s Health Hint suggests wearing work gloves for heavy tasks.
Monroe News Star intro and staff listed
The Monroe News Star records its history with editors and publishers including Joan DO Ewing and Wilson Ewing. It notes circulation as a daily afternoon paper except oathday and Sunday and lists offices and service areas in Monroe Louisiana and affiliates nationwide.
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The
Monroe News-Star
Joan DO. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Pic Ke
Monroe
News Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Teser
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Senate
Moyers
Regananning
Vietnam
By David Lawrence
New York Herald Tribe
Une, Inc
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Bob Kennedy
Latin America
USA
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State Department
Pentagon
Europe
Holmes Alexander
South
North Viet Nam
Haiphong
Defense Department
Reds
D. C. Peaceniks
Fulton Lewis JR
DR. van Dellen
J. G
A. C
C. K
Robert Ewing, Jr
Wiliam H. Bronsonack
Tman of
Yanager Ass
Gen Mar
Associated Press
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
Louis
Memphis
Dallas
Los Angeles
Charlotte E Monroe
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