Russia and China align on preventing American victory in Vietnam
Moscow and Peking share a goal to stop a U.S. victory in Vietnam though motives differ. Beijing views Vietnam as a buffer against U.S. force, while Moscow seeks to weaken the United States and bolster its standing in Asia amid a shrinking influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.C. Thaler
United Press International London
UPI
Russia
Red China
United States
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Moscow
Peking
Hanoi
Communist Party
Leonid
Kremlin
Asia
Nist
Medical benefits must fit the need in medicare era
The medical profession urges reform of Medicare and Medicaid to balance access with cost. Dr. W J Hinkson stresses learning Medicare procedures to aid patients, while Dr. Charles L Hudson supports state administered Title 19 for targeted help. The piece argues federal uniformity risks rising costs and reduced care for the medically needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hinkson
Lawrence County Medical Society
County Medical Society
Charles L. Hudson
American Medical Association
Committee On Ways and Means
United States House of Representatives
Medicare
Charles Hudson
New Castle News Publishing Details and Rates
The New Castle News lists its publisher owners editors and staff including Eleanor Treadwell Payson Leonard T Kolasinski and James W Trevitt. It provides subscription rates: 600 weekly or 10c per copy. Rates for Lawrence Butler counties 2.00 monthly 11.00 six months or 20.00 yearly. Outside the counties 2.25 monthly 13.00 six months or 94.00 yearly. On sale at leading newsstands.
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Reezy
North Mercer Stree
New Castle
Richard &. Renta
Peeeok Band Seren Mapashe
Tenet Anderson
Bearnaae
Credit Manase
James W. Trevitt
Bell Telephrivate Yi
Lawrence
Butler
Morton’s Wise Stand Highlights GOP Risk in 1968
The piece argues Senator Thurston Morton of Kentucky offered a rare GOP critique of Vietnam policy. He warned against militarizing pacification and occupying Vietnam, contrasting conservative aims with occupation risks and suggesting this stance could shape the 1968 election. It notes Morton’s focus on restraint over conventional warfare rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston Morton
Kentucky
Morton
GOP
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Vietnam
Senate
Westmoreland
Congress
Stewart Alsop
Hatfield
Percy
Brooke
Air Force Savings Bond Drive Draws Mixed Reactions
A Capital Beat column critiques a Department of the Air Force and Defense letter urging payroll savings bonds for Vietnam era service members. It notes pride in the Minuteman flag symbolizing bond participation, questions coercion safeguards, and records comments from political figures Lester Maddox and George Wallace with skepticism about reception in New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Treasury
Department of the Air Force
Johnson
Vietnam
Minuteman
Air Force
Norman S. Paul
Defense Department
Strictly Personal Reflections on Society and Change
A collection of aphorisms on justice, youth, reform, desire, and power. It critiques rulers who hide transgressions with law, notes shifts in personal appearance signaling age, and laments the limits of causes in history. It emphasizes temperament over rules and the misdirection of revolutions.
Faithful Prayer Promise From Saint Mark
A biblical verse from St. Mark 11 24 urges believers to pray with faith and assurance that what they desire will be granted. The message emphasizes believing received things as a basis for their future manifestation.
Stockley Carmichael Sparks Debate on Black Power and Duty
The piece contrasts Stockley Carmichael's controversial call for black power and refusal to serve in Vietnam with praise for life achievements of George Schuyler and Philippa Schuyler. It notes Philippa’s Vietnam death aiding orphans, and highlights 1987 Horatio Alger awardees Michael DeBakey and John Howard as affirmation of national merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockley Carmichael
Morgan State College
Baltimore
Vietnam
Carmichael
Washington, D.C
George Schuyler
George
New York City
Wilton
Connecticut
Philippa
Philippa Schuyler
Africa
Harlem
The
Congo
Peace Corps
America
Horatio Alger
American Association of Schools and Colleges
New York
Michael DeBakey
Baylor University
Alger
John Howard
Rockford
Illinois
Shafer Frames Tax Plan to Support 300 Million Boost
Governor Shafer proposes a 300 million dollar tax increase to back his near 2 billion dollar budget. Lawmakers fear a tough fight as Pennsylvanians oppose new taxes amid rising local levies and tighter finances. He leans on income tax but sales tax remains a political obstacle in selling the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafer
Pennsylvania
Leader
Treasury
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I. Brezhnev
Chou Enlai
the Medical Profession of
NEW Castle News
Governor Reagan
You
Alsop
Saturday Evening Post
U. S
South Vietnam
By Holmes Alexander
Cearment
Washington
the Capital
Don MacLean
Lester Maadox
Democratic Party
George Wallace
New Hampshire
la Rochefoucauld
PiXies
By Wohl
Rk Wohl
John Chamberlain
Mason Denison
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