Erhard Visits United States in Europe Focus
The piece details Ludwig Erhard's U S journey influencing West German policy after becoming Chancellor. It notes his stance on European cooperation, NATO ties, and relations with France, Britain, and the United States, including talks with Johnson and Rusk, and his upcoming Bonn meeting with De Gaulle. The article frames Erhard as aligning more with American views and seeking to project strength amid German elections.
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Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Erhard
United States
School of Economics
Munich University
Germany
Lucius D. Clay
U.S
Friard
de Gaulle
Erherd
Konrad Adenauer
Action Committee For A
United States of Europe
Europe
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
New York
Atlantic Alliance
Britain
France
NATO
London
Financial Times
Columbia University
Johnson
Rusk
Bonn
America
Real China film review by William F Buches Jr
A critical appraisal of Felix Greene's China documentary and Felix Greene's Red China propaganda portrayal. The piece cites alleged biases, historical distortions, and connections to pro Communist influences, mentioning Maud Russell, Maud Nursell, and Victor Rabinowicz.
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China
Felix Greene
New York
Clement AtWee
Potemkin
Cina
Mussa
Italy
Tiit
Hitler
Red
Domlans Vobiscum
Mao
Felix Gieene
Far Fast Deporter
Maud Nursell
Greene
Maud Russell
United States
BBC
Mao Tse-tung
Louis M. Rabinowicz Foundation
Victor R
America
Joan Grant
House Committee On UN - American Activities
Republicans struggle with unity amid divergent visions
A retrospective column examines intra party divides as Republicans appear split between pro Johnson foreign policy alignment and an independent, liberal to conservative spectrum. It notes Bliss led task force, GOP figures like Hill Rowe Warke Clay Da Lodge and Dulles, while internal criticism grows among Morse Gruening Church Kennedy in Democrats as Republicans hope for resurgence.
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Ray Bliss
Republican National Committee
Johnson
Robert C. Hill
Costa Rica
Mexico
Wayne Morse
Ernest Gruening
Franc Church
Bobby Kennedy
New York City
Colin Lindsay
Washington
Lindsay
California
Ronald Reagan
John Lingsay
What role for GOP for 1966 slate in Connecticut
John Chamberlain notes that the conservative Citizens Committee for the Republican Party backed Goldwater and implies a Pinney slate for 1966 may appear as an opposition to what Connecticut voters already have.
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Citizens Committee
Republican Party
Goldwater
Connecticut
Minimum wage debate warns against harming entry level workers
The piece explains organized labor's push to raise the minimum wage from 1.25 to potentially 2.00, with a likely bargaining outcome around 1.59. It argues that excessive wages hurt low skilled youth and retailers by reducing marginal employment and denying starting opportunities, citing Wall Street Journal quotes on productivity, competition, and survival when wages outpace value.
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Organized Labor
Cheerfulness as a medicine in daily living
Gene Stone reflects on cheerful living as healing. He cites Proverbs about a glad heart brightening the countenance and aiding vitality, and notes spiritual guidance to be of good cheer. He references Paul urging joy and prays for a radiant, cheerful spirit amid life’s trials.
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Paul
Can the Better Man Win In Second District Race
In the Second Congressional District a nomadic political battle pits Albert Walsait against Preston Callison with Watson the favorite as a Goldwater backer who resigned his seat to run as a Republican. The piece argues Watson could blaze a conservative path, while race and party loyalties color voter sentiment.
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William Techmseh Sherman
Albert Walsait
Preston Callison
Watson
Goldwater
Callison
Great Society
CORE
Sh Congress
Washington
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
Williams
Johnson-Humphrey
The
People
Congress
Calugan
South Carolina
House
Strom Thurmond
General Sherman
Three Minutes A Day A S year old boy on his own rescue
A boy fell from a cabin cruiser at dusk and drifted for about twenty perilous minutes without a life preserver. He shed clothing, kept afloat, was rescued by another boat, and reached the dock as his family arrived. His mother fainted upon seeing him. The piece urges nurturing youth and their God given potential for a better tomorrow.
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Mim
Odds and ends By Mason Denison RIGHT ALI ALONG
Governor Scranton disclosed a surplus of at least 192 million for Pennsylvania ending the fiscal year. Democrats and Republicans debated the figure as lawmakers pondered a record surplus amid campaign pressures. Contemporaneous items note primary election deadlines and a Penn State agri business pilot program. The administration’s box score shows 42 major bills introduced with 6 passed both houses.
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Capitol Hill
Scranton
David Baldwin
Grace Sloat
U.S
Keystone State
Pennsylvania
County Boards of Elections
Commonwealth Returns
Penn State
Penn State Workshop
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Poet’s Corner Selected Verses for Culumity Publication
Poem submission notes outline screening by independent judges, limits of 30 lines, signed with author name and address, and non-return policy. Poem “Good morning, Day” depicts daily rise and setting sun with imagery of sun’s continuity and eternal flame.
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Peetey
The Lonely Hour At Twilight
The gathering dusk outlines the trees against the twilight sky as fireflies flicker and moths flutter. Birds twitter, crickets chirp, and dew dampens the grass while a crescent moon and bright star appear high above. They seem close yet are far away. Evening comforts the happy, but sadness makes twilight the loneliest time.
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William F. Buches, Jr
Felix Gre
AFL/CIO
Tibet
Korea
South
Vietnam
Laos
A. Searle Plyney
Abe Sieves
Lempser
Hartford
Dempsey
Pinney
Dodd
Ribicoff
State Central Committee
Gop
John Chamberlain
Wall Street Journal
NEW Castle News
Newe Company
Mercer Street
New Castle
Chard EB. Rentz
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A Algans
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Nsecrsiary Bret Prk
Erat Sei
CEC
Wiebe Butler
Gene Stone
By Holmes Alexander
By James Keller
Odds and Ends
By Mason Denison
Poet's Corner
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