Attacks on U S Embassies Mark Eroding Legation Respect
The State Department cites 69 embassy and legation attacks worldwide since 1900 with 40 in the last two years, including the Cairo library loss. The piece links anti U S sentiment to hostile host governments and notes the UN dues crisis. it also details Sen. John Williams push to tax deductibility rules for political contributions, proposing fully deductible or wholly nondeductible tickets.
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Lindsay May Win New York Mayor Vote Aided by Irony
The article argues John V. Lindsay could win the New York mayoralty with help from ironic factors. It notes lukewarm Republican and Democratic voters, Buckley’s shock value, and Jewish swing voters wary of the radical right. Lindsay’s appeal, Beame’s weakness, and a change mood are weighed, suggesting a victory driven by unlikely coalitions and strategic misgivings.
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Chaos as the real enemy in wartime protest letters
Two letters to the editor from Billie Dennis Hill of Frederick Maryland and Robert Fontaine of Thurmont Maryland argue that chaos, not dissent, endangers democracy. Hill critiques calls to suppress protest while warning against various political labels as the true foe. Fontaine parallels Viet Nam dissent with Nuremberg era guilt by association and questions the patriotism of those opposing the war.
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Laborers in Frederick County husk corn by moonlight
Reports across Frederick County say corn fields are filled with laborers of all ages working around the clock to earn extra money. Two Frederick youths and two others will be part of an election bet procession through town regardless of the election outcome.
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New York City mayoral vote could signal national reform trend
Washington Today discusses how the November New York City mayoral election may test reform against “Boss Rule” and corruption. It argues a strong anti machine vote could presage 1966 congressional and 1968 presidential shifts, stressing honest government over party loyalty and unity.
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