Johnsons Endless Struggle and American Energy Shape Foreign Policy
The piece argues President Johnson views the Cold War as an endless conflict not bounded by frames of reference and attributes American resilience to affluence. It cites Brookings research on affluent behavior and asserts Johnson embodies a relentless, self-made energy that sustains U S resolve against Communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
LBJ
Dan
America
Ranch House
USA
Brookings Institution
Sors
Lyndon Johnson
Queen Elizabeth to visit Ottawa and Expo 67 in Canada
The Queen and Prince Philip will be welcomed in Ottawa on June 29 as part of a centennial celebration. Elizabeth will address Parliament on Confederation Day and then the royal party will travel to Montreal for Expo 67, symbolizing Canada’s emerging national identity amid regional tensions and vast natural resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen of
Canada
Ottawa
Lyndon Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Elizabeth
John Strachey
Quebec
Ontario
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Dominion
Confederation
Philip
Montreal
Yukon Territory
Viewpoints on Space Program and Labor Strikes
PORT GIBSON MISS REVEILLE notes the contrast between the ambitious space program and domestic labor unrest. The editorial warns that despite possible future lunar achievement, ongoing strikes threaten workplace stability and productivity on earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Gibson
Miss
Reveille
Earth
New Castle News Publication and Rates Notice
Local newspaper masthead confirms ownership by The News Company of New Castle Pennsylvania with staff roles and contact numbers. Subscriptions are listed for Lawrence, Beaver, Butler and Mercer counties with monthly six month and yearly rates and outside rates.
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The
News Company, A Corporation
North Mercer Street
New Castle
Richard E. Rentz
Jessie Treadwell Anderson
Treas
Fred Rentz
Etnat
Ass’t Treas
Eleanor Treadwell
Bapisicile
Bell Telephone (Private Exchange
Lawrence
Beaver
Butler
Mercer
Home Rule Control Supporters Plan For Future After Primary Defeat
John Turner of Harlansburg argues against moving control from voters to specialists and warns of a drift toward totalitarian government. He contends amendments must be fully explained, favors a fee-based judiciary to cut backlogs, and vows to return to future rounds in Pennsylvania politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Rule Control
Cian
J.p.s
Harrisburg
Constitutional Convention
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
John Turner
Harlansburg
Old Asia Hand recalls Hong Kong riots of 1956
The narrator, an Asia Hand on a roving assignment, recalls a 1956 Hong Kong riot observed from the Peninsula Hotel. He describes calm before the clash, stockpiling clothes, British troops, and a bizarre episode with flowerpots, ending with a quick departure to Tokyo and no purchase of suits.
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Hong Kong
Thailand
Japan
Kowloon
Peninsula Hotel
China
Sylvia Lyons
New York Post
Tokyo
Personal contrasts in a barrage of quoted phrases
A speaker contrasts terms for behavior and opinion, labeling responses as strict or flexible, and notes skewed uses of words like anarchist versus libertarian. The piece parodies semantics, bias, and social judgments through paired quotes and ridicules both sides of disputes.
One Legturned Beauty Queen Finds Will to Live
A former beauty queen who lost a leg to bone cancer, then a senior at Oaklahoma State University, says the ordeal was a blessing. She chose to live, returned to college for an education degree, and hopes to help crippled servicemen adjust to life. She urges others to focus on what they can do and to seek strength in faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaklahomas State University
God of All
Peter
Court Decisions and Equal Protection in a Troubled Era
A columnist critiques Supreme Court logic on equal protection extending to contraception and welfare residency rules. The piece questions whether federal judges treat all citizens equally, noting a split on labor rights and the coerce of union membership, and ends by challenging Justice Warren’s diction and reasoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Warren
Harlan
Connecticut
James Madison
South Carolina
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Orwell
America
Justice Warren
Clarion Representative Defies Tax Increase Support
Pennsylvania legislator George W Heap Alexander of Clarion County openly rejects Governor Shafer's proposed 267 million tax hike for the 1.8 billion budget. He urges removing the tax increase while keeping a higher total than last year, challenging party lines and signaling potential taxpayer revolt.
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George W
Heap
Alexander
Clarion
Shafer
Clarion County
Pennsylvania
Siberia
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Los Angeles Times
West
NEW Castle News
Neteneretee
the News
the Capital
James Keller
John Chamberlain
Black
Labor Board
State Court
By Mason Denison
House
Senate
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