Peace through preparedness debated in U S disarmament push
President Johnson and Vice President elect Humphrey praise the Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy SANE while officials discuss new steps toward unilateral disarmament. Adrian Fisher outlines a plan to halt underground tests and SANE advocates broader public education and political power to push policies.
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United States
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Committee
New York
United World Federalists
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Adrian Fisher
Fisher
Humphrey
Committee For A Sane
SANE
U.S
Washington
Red China
U.N
Southeast Asia
Cuba
Russian Free Vote at UN Highlights Colonialism Debates
The United Nations General Assembly resumes with no action on Soviet back dues while Western powers face anti colonial pressure. A U S urged to press Russia for independence for Baltic states and Eastern Europe, Guam urged for self government, and Rusk seeks behind the scenes accord to postpone a showdown.
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United Nations General Assembly
Soviet Union
United States
Free World Nations
Russia
France
World Organization
Congo
Middle East
Europe
U.N. General Assembly
Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
U.N
Pacific
Guam
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Pisa's Leaning Tower Faces Possible Collapse and Tilt
The Leaning Tower of Pisa, 11 feet off plumb with a 184 foot height, may topple as winds threaten its soft sandy foundation. Weighing 14 000 tons, it tilts steadily and its base oscillates, risking visitors and Italian tourism amid historic decline fears.
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Pisa
Italy
U S Silence on Congo War Stirs Global Opinion
An editorial argues the United States fails to shape world opinion amid Congo rescue efforts and Soviet propaganda. It urges bold public diplomacy, VOA usage, and direct President-led messaging to counter communism and improve American prestige abroad.
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Washington
United States
Congo
United
Africa
Texas
Voice of America
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Oldstyle Republicans face Goldwater rift over 26 million votes
In Washington Oliver Oldstyle defends Goldwater supporters as the GOP trims its ranks. Party leaders seek to purge critics like Dean Burch and John Grenier while Democrats gain ground nationwide. The 26 million Goldwater voters are framed as the party’s last stake.
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Washington
Oliver Oldstyle
Barry Goldwater
John Bailey
Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Bob Taft
Bud Wilkinson
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Indiana
Iowa
Maine
Utah
Idaho
Kansas
New Hampshire
New Jersey
South Dakota
Vermont
South
Arizona
Party
Dean Burch
John Grenier
Barry
Clark Seeks Seat on Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senator Joe Clark moves to join the Senate Foreign Relations Committee amid liberal opposition. He faces resistance from party leaders and potential rivals like Claiborne Pell, with past remarks and ADA ties clouding his chances. If Clark or Pell falter, Rhode Island’s John Pastore could be offered the post as a consolation.
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Washington
Joe Clark
Americans For Democratic Action
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ator
Clark
Foreign Relations Committee
Rhode Island
Claiborne Pell
Pell
Pennsylvania
John Pastore
Far East
U. S
Red China
Quemoy and
Matsu
Formosa
United Nations
Pennsylvania Ada
ADA
Cuba
Horseshoe kidney case and tear production study summarized
An Ohio farmer's son had a kidney injury from a horse kick. X rays revealed a horseshoe kidney. Separate notes discuss newborn tear production, showing tears are produced in most full term and preterm babies, with rates varying by weight and age. Additional items address menstrual return after birth, pernicious anemia, recognizing fever vs hot flashes, egg intake for seniors, and general health tips.
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Ohio
Herbert A. Kaufman
Los Angeles
Monroe News-Star Broadcasts Local News Details
The Monroe News-Star outlines its publishing details with staff roles including publisher John Ewing and executives. notes Associated Press use and ad reps The Branham Company. describes independence and impartiality of the newspaper.
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News-Star-World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Robert Ewing, Jr
Boarc
William H
Branham Company
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Loui
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
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Ruchel
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Romney
Mich
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Fulton Lewis
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