Thought For Today on Population and Food Scarcity
The piece warns that by 1980 the world population will reach 4 billion, rising further to 2000, with most growth in Asia Africa and Latin America. It urges internal hunger reduction, education, fertilizer access, continued foreign aid, and long term population control to avert disaster.
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Asia
Africa
Latin America
Howard Mattson
Europe
U. S
Mattson
United States
Romney Might Seek 1968 GOP Nomination After 1966 Victory
Washington report tracks GOP attitudes toward Governor George Romney as a potential 1968 presidential candidate. It notes moderates fear a repeat of 1964 if they fail to back Romney after a strong 1966 win, citing past Eisenhower and Dewey momentum plays that built early national backing.
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Washington
NEA
Michigan
George Romney
GOP
George
Romney
Barry Goldwater
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Prayer For Today Emphasizes Service To Needy
A devotional prayer thanks good men and women in communities who serve the needy. It asks for cooperation and success in unselfish service and urges perseverance in mission work through Jesus Christ. Credits Mae E. Hunter Nashville missionary editor National Baptist Publishing Board.
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Jesus Christ
Mae E. Hunter
Nashville, Tenn
National Baptist Publishing Board
Where were the Christians in the Viet Nam war reaction
An Internation feature quotes a Christmas season inquiry on Christian response to Vietnam escalation. It notes Christians, ... two thirds of the U S population, have been largely silent as U S involvement in Vietnam grows, according to the National Council of Churches.
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United Press International
Washington
Viet Nam
U. S
National Council of Churches
National Council
U.S
Christians urged to seek peacemaking in Christmas message
A Christmas time ad urges American Christians to prioritize peacemaking in a nuclear age. It condemns unilateral U.S. action in Southeast Asia, calls for United Nations-led efforts, and notes the suffering in Vietnam while stopping short of demanding immediate troop withdrawal. The message frames the stance as a call for thoughtful prayer and action.
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United States
Asia
United Nations
Viet Nam
Card Memoir of Friends and Aged Relics From A City Visit
A letter describes eight weeks on a YMCA project in Glen Daniels and a plan to send cards to old friends including Susan. It notes living in a struggling West Philadelphia block, working with gangs and teen girls, recent foot surgery, and a cane. It recalls a college memory of a dragon-handled beer mug and a sarsaparilla adventure at Arizona exile’s campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Daniels
Susan
W. Phila
Arizona
Society
Am Oe
TV coverage of Vietnam policy under LBJ faces bias
Washington columnist argues television coverage of the Vietnam War is superficial and biased. He cites interviews with wounded soldiers, campus demonstrations, and a New England professors’ statement backing Johnson policy as evidence of uneven reporting and one-sided framing.
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Washington
New England
New York Times
Critics challenge media balance on Vietnam coverage
The piece notes signers including Samuel Beer and John Roche, with Max Lerner among liberals who endorsed a statement. It cites scant network airtime for educators' views and contrasts with university protests, arguing television distorts public perception and urges editors to report broader views despite a Harris poll showing over 70 percent public backing for the President.
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Americans For Democratic Action
Samuel H. Beer
Harvard
John P. Roche
Brandeis University
Max Lerner
University of Minnesota
Random House
Vietnam
P. J. Honey
London University
Wesley Fisher
Michigan State University
Harris
Raleigh Y Register Corporation Subscription Rates
Subscription rates listed for daily and Sunday editions by mail and home delivery. Multiple city affiliations and distribution details are shown, with instructions for change of address and a note on state sales tax and carrier/ distributor responsibilities. The fragment references Beckley newspapers and various metropolitan offices, outlining year and half-year terms and pricing.
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West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
France Plans Weak NATO Reorganization Amid Paralyzing Uncertainty
Paris reports that France plans to present a NATO reorganization concept early next year likely loosening or even ending France’s tie to NATO. Allied ministers avoid divisive issues, stalling plans for 1965–70 defense goals while U.S. and Britain pressure for continued integrated allied defense. France may pursue bilateral arrangements with the United States if re elected, but Washington opposes dismantling NATO into separate pacts.
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K. C. Thaler
United Press International Paris
UPI
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Europe
United States
Britain
de Gaulle
Johnson
You Your Child And School Give Careful Thought In Choosing A Gift
Education suggests choosing gifts after considering a child's age interests personality and home setting. Useful toys suit activity level avoid overcomplex or underwhelming items and books can foster lifelong learning.
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David Nydice
UPI
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LBJ
Robert G. Spivack
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