Summit yields cautious gains in Johnson Kosygin talks
The 10 hour meeting between President Johnson and Premier Kosygin produced no breakthroughs yet showed closer contact between the two nations. They agreed to keep dialogue through foreign ministers Rusk and Gromyko, avoid local wars, and limit nuclear spread while differences over Middle East and Vietnam remain. Kosygin's UN briefing blamed Israel, framing Moscow line to align Arab allies, with criticism of Egyptian role and 1949 armistice references.
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Democracy and democracy export failings in non Western lands
An editorial argues that democracy struggles abroad due to transplanted institutions and local resistance. It cites Africa and South Vietnam as examples where colonial legacies and flawed campaigns hamper political stability. The piece notes Ky’s campaigning breach and questions universal imposition in favor of adaptable democracy.
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Vietnam
Sahara
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Britain
France
London
Saigon
Dodd Censure Highlights Campaign Fund Rules
The Senate rebuke of Senator Thomas Dodd raises questions about ethics in campaign money use. It urges clearer rules on personal versus political expenses and the role of testimonial dinners, amid calls for oversight and defined disbursement guidelines.
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Connecticut
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Adam Clayton Powell
New York
House Committee On Education and Labor
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Powell
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Dodd
United States
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Defense secretary named a clay type shirker
A critical column likens Secretary of Defense McNamara to Cassius Clay, arguing he is a pacifist converted to unreadiness by cost cutters and peace mongers. It warns of lost nuclear superiority and calls for stronger defense planning and faster weapon readiness.
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McNamara
Defense
Alexander
Robert Strange McNamara
USA
Jerome Weisner
Kennedy
Weisner
Nixon Advisers Need Closer Watching
The piece argues Nixon should curb unnamed advisers who leaked to the New York Times about courting Mayor Lindsay and Senator Javits for a 1968 ticket. It questions the plausibility and electoral legality of such moves, notes Javits’s rebuke, and predicts a Republican ticket balancing geography and ideology, with Nixon returning from Africa to confront the internal critics.
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Dick Nixon
Africa
Middle East
Nixon
New York Times
New York City
Lindsay
U.S
Jake Javits
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Rockefeller
Times
Connecticut
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New York
Manhattan Island
Bronx
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Manhattan
Kosygin
B’nai B’rith
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Fifth Avenue
Nelson Rockefeller
John Lindsay
Ronald Reagan
American Conservative Union
John Ashbrook
Ohio
House of Representatives
Congress
Allegheny Mountains
Ashbrook
How To Keep Well When Birth Is Imminent
Practical guidance for handling an imminent birth in a nonclinical setting. Emphasizes staying calm protecting mother and child, delaying urges to push, gentle restraint if needed, and awaiting hospital staff without pulling the infant or pulling the umbilical cord.
Christ not a founder of new religion but a life giver
A reader argues religion harms while noting science errs. The response emphasizes Jesus aimed to bring life and teach living, not to start a religion, calling for compassionate redemptive action despite historical mistakes in Christianity.
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Christendom
News-Star World Publishing House Notice 1909
End class matter notice for Monroe post office dated June 1 1909 under the act of March 8 1879. Publication details include offices at North 4th and Olive Street Monroe La and telephones. News-Star-World publishes local and AP dispatches with independent editorial stance.
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