Voices on peace and politics across a troubled era
The piece contrasts Pope Paul VI and Wilson as peace figures with postwar disillusion. It weighs hopes for a enduring world peace against fear and distrust, notes the Pope's UN appearance rekindling faith, and critiques factions from the Birch Society to conservatives, calling for liberty and responsible governance.
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Wilson
Paul
General Assembly
United Nations
Wnof
Parliament of Nations
Beischel
Birch Society
Washington Notebook Snippets Highlight Government Gaps
Washington staff reports note persistent trouble in obtaining information from the State Department and reveal officials voice similar complaints about access. Jokes at farewell parties poke fun at leadership, while a Capitol Hill gag mocks old-timers misreading Ulysses S. Grant as a subsidy. A library clerk’s race relations inquiry yields a Maryland insider’s guide to race tracks.
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Washngton
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Washington
State Department
U. S. Information Agency
USIA
Richard Goodwin
White House
Capitol Hill
Maryland
Lady Bird Johnson as First Class Politician in Roosevelt Mold
The piece frames Lady Bird Johnson as a potent political force akin to Eleanor Roosevelt and Jackie Kennedy, noting she faces strong opposition from conservatives and rivals. It discusses perceptions of her influence on legislation such as the highway beautification bill and claims of pressure from Lyndon B. Johnson to push her agenda. It portrays her as a sturdy, active figure in politics, while acknowledging backlash from some Senators and critics.
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Lady Bird
Eleanor Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Roosevelts
FDR
LBJ
Johnson
Grace
Jacqueline Ke
Jackie Kennedy
White House
Jackie
Edith Bolland
Lady Bird Johnson
Congress
House
Senate
NATO Reform Sparks French Demand for Equality
UPI reports that the United States must confront NATO reform as France led by de Gaulle pushes for equality and a looser alliance structure. Washington favors renewing the alliance with France optional, betting on eventual readmission, while Paris seeks a bilateral pact and a non US dominated system.
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Stewart Hensley
United Press International
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
H. T
Paris
DeGaulle
de Gaulle
Hubert Hum
U.S
Washington
France
Europe
Washi
Westermany
Ninber
Urals
Rom
Kosygin Tackles Soviet Economic Reform in 1965 Plan
Moscow outlines a sweeping program to boost incentives within a centralized plan. It seeks higher prices profits and credit to reshape the Soviet economy while abolishing Khrushchev era regional councils in favor of 28 nationalized industry boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald H. May
Washington
UPI
Russia
Great Society
Kremlin
Nikita S
Kosygin
Khrushchev
Cils
Indonesian Power Struggle Deepens As Communists Gain
The article outlines a clash between Communists led by Sukarno and military leaders backed by the West. It notes Maoist influence, a plan for a peasant army under Dipa Nusantara Aidit, and U.S. training of Indonesian officers amid concerns of an insurrection. It questions whether U.S. trained officers will resist Pekin and Moscow and maintain Western ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sukaro
Peking
Mao Tes-tung
Mao
Sukarno
Dipa Nusantara Aidit
United States
Navy
Air Force
Moscow
West
A New Brand Of Sausage In Hollywood TV Markets
Hollywood reports that television economics are shifting as supply of series grows. Networks pay less, sponsors buy cheaper, and producers risk losses in first seasons. Small producers falter while big studios, favoring proven formulas, consolidate control, reducing creativity. James Caan laments the town as fame prompts unexpected calls.
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Hollywood
Nba
ABC
CBS
NBC
Jim
Caan
James Caan
Jimmy
Jimmy Caan rising star in films and TV offers
The article notes Jimmy Caan drawing big offers from TV series at high pay and discusses his early hunger and acting goals. It also covers Bea Benaderet narrating the death of Petticoat Junction star’s father after a long caregiving effort and her decision to let go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Cass
Howard Hawke
Red Line
Jimmy Caan
Bea Benaderet
Bea
Raleigh s Register notice of Beckley Newspapers Corp listing
Local note from Beckley Newspapers Corp headquartered at 341 Prince Street Beckley West Virginia and branch in Hinton West Virginia. The item lists telephone department affiliations including Francisco Los Angeles and Greenville with no additional details.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
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John Birch
Robert Welch
Lenin
John Birch Society
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Washington Notebook
Dominican Republic
Wessin Y Wessin
Arthur Schlesinger
Dean Rusk
Dick Goodwin
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Japan
Lyle Wilson
Wilson Roosevelt
Keater
M Wilson
Ane
Christ
Lyndon B. Phifer
Tallahassee, Fla
Wuila
NDI
Raleigh
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