Thought For Today on Europe troop levels and economic impact
A commentary argues reducing 350000 U S troops in Europe could cut the balance of payments deficit and budget strain. It cites Sen James Pearson R Kan and others noting the high cost of 236000 dependents and questions Western Europe’s reliance on American reassurance versus wallet savings and credibility in resisting communism.
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AT&T to trace obscene calls with in-home device
An editorial urges tracking anonymous obscene calls to women. AT&T will install a device in the recipient’s home. a button triggers immediate tracing by the company. The system works even after the caller hangs up. The piece notes AT&T logged about 50,000 complaints monthly last year and endorses the snooping approach.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&t
Bluster and Bombing Aims Mark Hanoi's War Talk in Bangkok
A cleaved view of Ho Chi Minh and Hanoi shows a push for a quick victory via conditional talks while expanding arms south through Laos. Reports from captured documents and interviews depict Hanoi pressing for unconditional US bombing halt as prerequisite, with negotiation framed as victory for communists.
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High Hurdle68 Will The Real Go by PANNY SEILER CHARLESTON
UPI reports chatter around Guy Hulett G Smith backing Adv Gen Donald Robertson in the West Virginia gubernatorial race. Observers note potential tension with a private message urging a wide open primary among Robertson Sproust Kaufman. Johnson's withdrawal looms over Smith's public stance and staff directives.
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Rohertson
James Sproust
Paul Kaufman
Wholfier Smith
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Governor's Message and West Virginia political shifts
The article outlines internal clashes within the West Virginia political scene over Governor's withdrawal and Johnson's exit. It highlights Rob ert McDonough as a key figure linked to Kennedy and contrasts Kennedy era loyalties with current divisions involving Robertson, Smith, and state officials. Changes include a division chief leaving the Motor Vehicles Department, a new press secretary, and a planned New York seminar on government computer use with about 20 participants.
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Jack Canfield
Robert McDonough
Sprowse
McDonough
John Kennedy
West Virginia
West
Board of Public Works
Department
New York
Remembering Dr King and the Fight for Equality
A march in mourning for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and a push for Civil Rights Bill open housing provisions, urges petitions to Rep. Slack and Senator Byrd. The piece critiques racial prejudice, recalls James Reed's Selma death, and calls for unity amid racism, urging progress toward civil rights and national rebirth.
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James J. Reed
Petiti
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John Slack Olive
Congress
Prayer For Today We Seek Peace In Thy Unifying Spirit
A wartime prayer from Hastings Michigan minister Z U B Church urging surrender to Christ as Prince of Peace. The text asks for rest in God, reconciliation within self and with others, and integration through the Holy Spirit, citing the promise My peace I give unto You.
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Prince
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Ton Woodham
Hastings, Mich
Z. U. B. Church
Johnson’s surprise decision reshapes bumper sticker strategy
White House coverage notes President Johnson’s sudden choice not to seek re election. The piece mocks a dealer who bought thousands of bumper stickers advocating Kennedy and McCarthy support, now stranded as political alignments shift before spring primaries.
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Washington
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Reton
Kennedy
McCarthy
Planning and football talk loom in Look Magazine issue
The draft feature calls out upcoming autumn football matches and schedules involving Johnser Bligh Senool as opponents. In the same Look Magazine dated April 16, Senator Robert F. Kennedy’s remarks are quoted, debating Lyndon Johnson, moderation, and political stakes amid complex tensions.
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Look Magazine
Lyndon Johnson
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1 672 Federal Employees Call For End To Vietnam War Policy
A large group of 1,672 federal employees signed a full page advertisement urging the Chief Executive to shift Vietnam policy toward a political settlement and away from military force. The ad appeared in last Monday's Washington Evening Star soon after President Johnson announced a move toward peace talks.
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Southeast Asia
Washington Evening Star
Johnson
Presidential prospects and senate seats in 1964 race
A stylized recap notes potential candidates for the 1964 presidential race and the chances of Johnson Humphrey and other figures. It discusses Johnson planning not to seek another term and hints at a possible return to the Senate, with Kennedy and McCarthy retaining their seats if they run. It also mentions a legislative proposal about ex presidents as non voting Senators and a 1932 Raleigh Register note on civic topics.
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Wadlawam
Johnson
Hubert J. Humphrey
Pedernales River
Soiéone
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Possible 1968 Nomination Shakeups Limiting GOP and Dems
The piece notes Washington insiders assess that major party candidates like Nixon, Reagan, and Rockefeller would retain current positions or lucrative roles if the presidential race falters. It mentions Percy, Hatfield, Humphrey, and others as potential fallback figures, highlighting the pressure on contenders and the stability of established officeholders.
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Charles Percy
Witneis
Mark 0. Hatfield
Oregon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Ronald Reagan
California
Richard M. Nixon
Unpredictable Politics Energize Young Voters in 1968 Race
Washington report notes a surge of energized youth toward presidential contests involving Robert Kennedy and Eugene McCarthy as George Romney withdraws from the race. The piece highlights how young volunteers push the system with fresh energy, while older actors adapt to a dynamic, unsettled campaign year marked by Kennedy’s late entry, McCarthy’s rising profile, and Nixon’s uncertain electability among Republicans.
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