Two Public Figures Make Divergent Political Moves
In Georgia Senator Herman Talmadge urged constituents to choose between governor or Senate duties, leaning to stay in the U. S. Senate citing seniority and power. Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton announced retirement, sparking speculation about GOP 1968 bids and the influence of his wife in politics.
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Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Talmadge
Georgia
U. S. Senate
U. S
U.S. Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Joint Economic Committee
Washington
Democratic Party
Scranton
Sen. Talmadge
Harrisburg
Mary
Rockefeller
Nixon
Romney
George Romney
Michigan
Gov
Midwest
Peking Purges Firmly in the Maoist Saddle After Crisis
The article argues Maoist dominance in China persists through purges of officials and intellectuals amid the Cultural Revolution. It warns against expecting changes after Mao’s death, predicting continued hostility to the West and a monolithic Communist stance.
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China
Mao Tse - Tung
Mao
Peking
Peking People’s Daily
University of Peking
People’s Daily
Mao Tse-Tung
United States
West
Red China
Small Nations Need Big Help From Large Ones
A 1966 syndicate column argues small nations require guardianship from major powers. It cites South Viet Nam's request for UN observers for September elections and the Dominican Republic’s transition aided by the Organization of American States. It warns Congo lessons show need for neutral supervisory roles and UN involvement.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
U. N
United Nations
Organization of
United States
State Department
Dominican
South Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Johnson
Ing
U.N
Arthur Goldberg
Goldberg
Congo
Lindsay Faces Setback As Bid Falls Short For Mayor
Washington observes Lindsay struggle after years as a congressman and JFK rival. The piece recalls Buckley era warnings and outlines conservative remedies from juvenile crime to tax policy, urging reform of welfare, police praise, bounties, and a value added tax to fund city services.
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Washington
John Lindsay
New York
Lindsay
JFK
Noel E. Parmenter, Jr
Esquire
Walter Lippmann
Sammy Davis
Dick Nixon
The
Village Voice
Inez Robb
Norman Mailer
Madison Avenue
Cherry Grove
Maidstone Club
Rat Pack
Council On Foreign Relations
John
Barry Goldwater
John F. Kennedy
Bill Buckley
City Hall
West
Europe
McNamara Funds Contest For Flawed HS 820 Machine Gun
Defense Secretary Mc Namara authorized a 73.3 million contract with Rheinmetall of Dusseldorf for the HS 820 20 millimeter machine gun despite German testing showing unreliability and poor performance. Aberdeen Proving Grounds and Fort Benning tests confirmed failures under extreme cold dust and rain. Rep. Paul Findley urged cancelation and a crash program to develop a reliable alternative.
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Washington
Defense
Robert McNamara
Findley
West Germany
Rheinmetal Company
Hispano Suiza
Switzerland
United States
Pentagon
Defense Department
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
McNamara
Aberdeen
Army
The Somatotype Theory and Its Critics
Century old ideas by Aristotle phrenologists palmists and W H Sheldon claim body builds reveal character. Three basic types endomorph mesomorph and ectomorph link to habits health and temperament with varied health risks and personality traits.
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W. H. Sheldon
Sheldon
Child’s Faith at Nine: A Call to Welcome Young Believers
A parent writes that their nine year old says he is saved and reads the Bible with guidance from a parent. The writer argues children can hear God, cites Samuel and David, and urges welcoming children to Christ rather than excluding them, noting secular distractions.
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Christ
Samuel
David
Israel
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Alcoholism curable or controllable like diabetes
Q A reader asks if alcoholism is curable or just controllable and notes many treatment plans but no universal method. The reply suggests sending a stamped self addressed envelope to receive a leaflet on alcoholism.
Opera tion essential in cancer of the larynx
Mrs M B asks if operation is essential in cancer of the larynx. The reply notes that surgery is a treatment option and irradiation with X rays or radium is another.
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M. B
Cod liver oil rich in vitamins A and D
QO. E. asks if cod liver oil has vitamins. The reply says cod liver oil is chockful of vitamins A and D.
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Monroe News-Star Editorial and Publishing Details
Fragmented OCR hints at a local newspaper setup with editors and officials including a city editor and board president. Mentions Monroe area roles, publication duties, and advertising strains in a dated newsroom context.
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Wirtz
Pat Brown
Herman Schneebeli
R. Pa
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Roudebush
R. Ind
Humphrey
Roudebush
Normandy
D Day
Wehrmacht
DR. van Dellen
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Monroe News-Star
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Ravi C. Hardin
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