Thought For Today on Asia conflict resolution by Asians
A Thought For Today quote remarks that white Western powers cannot stop trouble in Asia and that it must be settled by the Asians themselves. Senator Ernest Gruening of Alaska is cited as the source or commentator.
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Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Will Legislature Sabotage The Convention Again
A long editorial examines apportionment for a constitutional convention and potential legislative steps, urging a special session to fix improper distribution and curb power shifts among counties. It then shifts to critiques of wiretapping by federal officials, Johnson's ban on taps, and the legality concerns raised by Supreme Court rulings. The piece ends noting the National Urban League convention in Miami Beach and Whitney Young Jr. calling for a revolution for excellence to close the economic and social gap.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Senate
Justice Department
Johnson
Supreme Court
N.Y
National Urban League
Miami Beach
League
Viet Nam Gambit: Ex-Viet Minh Officers in South Fight Viet Cong
Washington columnist notes that many former Viet Minh and Viet Cong veterans now in South Vietnam are skilled guerrilla strategists. He describes a Ca Mau hamlet chief who uses villagers to surveil and trap VC, and argues old hands could outwit VC if placed in usable roles, though reforms will take time.
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Viet Minh
Laos
South Viet Nam
Pentagon
Washington President Roosevelt controls war materials export
Dr. L. A. Martin, 82, retired Beckley dentist and former head of the Town district board of education, died July 6 at his South Kanawha Street home after a heart ailment. He was long active in the Christian Church.
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Five In Nuclear Club Now Twelve Nations Could Develop Arms Soon
United States officials warn the nuclear club may grow beyond five to twelve or more countries within one or two years. Nations span the Near East to Asia and Europe to South America, mostly in trouble spots. West Germany and Japan are highlighted as key potential members, with Pakistan a possible 15th. Officials seek a nonproliferation pact at the resumed 17 nation disarmament conference, amid Soviet reluctance.
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Britain
France
Red
W. Averell Harriman
West Germany
U.S
Izvestia
Bonn
Geneva Disarmament Talks Test Western Nuclear Split
Moscow observers say Russia returns to Geneva amid worry over West German insistence on a joint NATO nuclear force. debate centers on nonproliferation, five nation club, and U.S. stance, with Bonn pressing for MLF as cornerstone of security amid U.S. and British assurances.
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UPI
Geneva
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Foreign Affairs Quarterly
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Man Club US
Robert Kennedy
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Washington
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First Orthotropic Bridge Opens Near Vancouver B C
The orthotropic deck bridge style gains interest worldwide for steel savings. The Port Mann Bridge near Vancouver features a two inch epoxy wearing surface with a thin asphalt layer beneath. A St Louis crossing is planned with a 2165 foot orthotropic deck and 600 foot center span. research by Battelle and steel industry groups backs design data.
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Missouri
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American Iron and
Garden praise and Hong Kong paper notes end with prayers
A note from Syracuse bishop W Ralph Ward Jr reflects on marriage vows and enduring joy. The piece blends a home garden compliment to the Brysons in New York with a digest of Hong Kong's China Mail items from 1965, including fashion ads and movie reviews.
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Hong Kong
Vacheron Et Constantin
Tokyo
East Town-Sands
Ken Ichikawa
Saturday Review
Terry Bourke
Barbara Stanwyck
Robert Taylor
Lloyd Bochner
Judith Meredith
Hayden Rorke
Bourke
Hongkong
W. Ralph Ward Jr
Syracuse
N. Y
The
Methodist Church
Next Phase of Civil Rights Focuses on Economic Barriers
Washington report details how legal gains for Black Americans have not cured economic and social disabilities. Leaders push mobilized Negro political power for broader reform, including higher minimum wage, public works, and anti poverty measures, tied to voter registration and political pressure.
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Johnson
Herbert Hill
N.A. Ac.p
Beckley Newspapers catalog and subscription rates notice
Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists mailing addresses in Beckley and Hinton West Virginia with customer service contacts. It outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and home delivery, plus carrier change of address instructions and a three percent West Virginia sales tax.
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W. Va
Hinton
West Virginia
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