Johnson to Address Nation on Peace Stand Amid Diplomatic War
The piece argues Communist powers are weakened but seek leverage through diplomacy. It cites Cuba, China, and Arab-Israeli dynamics as contexts for President Johnson to press for peace and resolve, warning that diplomatic maneuvering will outlast a six day window.
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Kosygin and Company
General Assembly
Kosygin
Russia
United States
Israel
Johnson
Supreme Court debate over bugging rights in Fourth Amendment
A 5-4 1967 ruling struck down a New York law permitting court approved eavesdropping as unconstitutional under the Fourth Amendment. Justice Clark wrote for the majority while Justice White dissented, warning against overreliance on modern tools. FBI reports crime up sharply in early 1967, with calls for careful but effective policing.
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Supreme Court
Warren
New York State
Tom Clark
New York
Byron White
Clark
White
Arabs Hope For Good Deal From United Nations Meet
Washington commentary argues a UN backed cease fire may not end conflict. Israel insists on direct negotiations with Arab governments and rejects mediation. Soviets and other nations could influence the balance at the General Assembly as American aid scrutiny rises. The piece warns a cease fire is only a first step toward a lasting peace.
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Cuba
Castro
Eisenhower
John Kennedy
China
Mao
Africa
Indonesia
Vietnam
Russia
Middle East
Nasser
Egypt
Israel
Kosygin
Washington
Johnson
United States
Security Council
United Nations
General Assembly
Ing
Congress
The
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Moscow
London Times
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Zeal in War on Crime Should Mirror Poverty Fight
A column argues federal crime enforcement is too weak and local focused, contrasting Johnson era policy with Shriver's War on Poverty. It criticizes Clarke and Johnson for a double standard, urging a central command post for crime like the poverty office.
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Washington
Homer Cummings
Macmillan
Departments of Justice
State
Treasury
Labor
Commerce
Johnson
Ramsey Clark
Alexander
Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
Commission
Clark
Sargent Shriver
War On Poverty
House Education Labor Committee
Shriver
Congress
Office of Economic Opportunity
National Press Club
Why Do Grownups Harbor Contempt for Teens
A teen vents about adult bias toward youth and argues that judging a whole group by a few is unfair. The writer notes many adults mislabel teens as troublemakers while insisting most teens strive to be decent and responsible.
Old alliances and oil power shape Middle East choices
The author argues Saudi Arabia and allied states should stay with the West amid Arab socialism pressures led by Egypt and Syria. He praises Faisal's reforms, warns against nationalizing oil, and urges a strengthened US role behind the scenes in the looming Middle East clash.
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Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Kuwait
U. S
Hussein
Faisal
Southeast Asia
Ho Chi Minh
Haiphong Harbor
Middle East
King Saud
Saud
Nasser
Syria
Yemen
Red Sea
United States
Russia
Iran
Western
Europe
Mossadegh
Yalta
How To Keep Well SUSTAINING HEALTH
Health tips emphasize simple rules and avoiding abuse, with focus on middle aged risks and the coming era of arteriosclerosis prevention. The piece notes industry interest in worker health, outlines reader questions on brucellosis, heart attack, diabetes insipidus, brain concussion, and aphrodisiacs, and ends with a health hint on eye hygiene.
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van Dellen
Monroe News Star Publication Details and Policy
The Monroe News Star is a daily newspaper printed in Monroe Louisiana with offices at North 4th and Olive Street and a June 1909 post office filing. It lists leadership including Robert Ewing Jr and William Bronson and notes Associated Press affiliations and political stance.
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Monroe
News Star—World Panening Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Obert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Dack
Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Mar Jack C
Tor William ¢. Hardin
Ity
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J. Edgar Hoover
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By Holmes Alexander
Billy Graham
John Chamberlain
DR. van Dellen
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Monroe News-Star
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