Fourth Party Still Lives in Democratic Split and McCarthy Hope
Liberal reformers ousted from the Democratic party form the New Party as Marcus G. Raskin says McCarthy could lead a fourth party and appear on 25 state ballots. He notes McCarthy won’t lead but may join if program and leadership suit him. Humphrey must oppose Vietnam war to win New Party backing.
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Republicans organize Europe absentee vote outreach
A new branch Republican National Committee forms to mobilize and fund absentee votes for Americans in Europe. It will operate year round with subsidiaries in France Germany Belgium Italy and the United Kingdom. Shirley Temple Black will tour European cities to rally support while Democrats monitor the effort.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Seed of democracy? Reflections on Soviet invasion
The writer speculates on long term effects of the invasion of Czechoslovakia on Russians and Slav peoples. It notes historical parallels with Napoleonic events, USSR censorship of foreign broadcasts, and the unlikely spark of democratic ideas within a literate Soviet populace, despite a rigid police state.
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Rye
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Ameri
British Broadcasting Company
United States must act to halt Soviet expansion abroad
Washington voices warn that Soviet aggression in Czechoslovakia threatens world peace and demands a Western response. The piece calls for a Western conference, renewed UN adherence, and sanctions or radio outreach to the Soviet people to counter Moscow's expansion.
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Deep Democrats Rift Threatens Party’s National Role
Washington watcher Brugé Biossat analyzes how Democratic divisions run through New York California and other states before the convention. He notes irreconcilable factions worsened by the Vietnam war era and New Left clashes threaten the party’s capacity to govern and unify beyond Chicago’s raucous convention scene.
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Ted) Kennedy
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Hood College Opens With Vocational Guidance Address
Hood College opens at 9:30 in Brodbeck Hall with Hood Seminary students attending. Dr Thomas Marshall head of education will speak on Vocational Guidance in Education. Hood Seminary devotionals led by Dr Joseph H Apple.
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Wonders of N Y Underworld on the Subway
New York readers glimpse a quirky subway scene from Times Square to Union Square as riders in pajamas and galoshes spark odd encounters. A narrator notes uneasy aloneness and humorous interactions on the relentless city transit.
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