Moment Of Truth We Carry The Big Stick In Foreign Aid
Senator J W Fulbright chairing the Foreign Relations Committee declares a strategic diplomacy stance with a stark contrast between military leverage and aid incentives amid international policy debates.
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Breakdown of City Fees Sparks Public Interest
The debate centers on the total Payne firm expenses in the 1965 fiscal year amounting to 16801.09 and whether a clear itemized breakdown should be provided. Critics argue the city should demand detailed records, while Payne cites time and complicating factors, noting records exist since 1963 for tax purposes.
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Ax handles and ax handle politics in the South
The Atlanta Journal cites Mississippi cases of ax-handle hate and policy as consequences of public extremism. It notes Grenada white mobs beating Black children at an integrated school, with police inaction and political leaders complicit. Georgia leaders are urged to reject ax-handle mentality in politics.
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Watch On The Potomac The Polls That Count
President Johnson is seen as strong in polls at home and in Vietnam with September primaries favoring Johnson Democrats. In South Vietnam 75 to 80 percent voted, a clear repudiation of Communism and support for a democratic government, signaling confidence in Johnson and the American role. The Vietcong boycott failed to dent the turnout.
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Curtain rises on Broadway season with a Delicate Balance
Variety lists 38 scheduled Broadway shows for 1966-67 led by Edward Albee's A Delicate Balance. Critics debate the season amid talk of revivals and innovations while noting last season's strong gross and ongoing shifts toward serious drama.
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Swedish Municipal Elections Shock Socialists
Swedish municipal election results shock the Social Democrats as non socialist blocs gain votes for the first time in years. The Social Democrats drop to 42 percent, while Conservatives Center party and Liberals together rise to 48.8 percent with splinter groups at 1.8 percent. Communist support climbs to 6.6 percent amid housing, tax, and inflation concerns. Observers note the national government remains unaffected, though coalition dynamics shift.
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Young voters flood ballots as 20 year olds join polls
The voting age drop to 20 brings 383,000 new voters. Observers say the Social Democrats do not hold appeal for many of the younger electorate.
Years of Lightning Day of Drums sparks political clash
John Hodell discusses controversy over the film Years of Lightning Day of Drums produced by the US Information Agency from Kennedy’s life. The piece covers initial bans, Congressional approval, Texas fundraising showings, and shifting aims toward charity. It also notes banners, a Senate vote on school prayer, and reflections on prayer as a human universal.
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Prayer For Today Remembrance And Guidance Petition
Eternal Father we thank Thee for bright memories and cherished experiences of home loved ones fellowship and understanding Help us keep these high moments fresh in difficult days May our high moments sustain us and may the long view lead us to Thee We pray in Jesus name Amen W Kenneth Pope Dallas Tex bishop The Methodist Church
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Theologian Says Capitalism Is Morally Tolerable
The Rev Dr John C Bennett of Union Theological Seminary argues modern capitalism is morally tolerable due to labor movement gains social welfare laws and corporate social responsibility He credits these shifts with curbing capitalist excess while noting profit motive spurs creative energy and overall constructive impact on American society
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Georgia Race Heats Up As Callaway Leads
Washington correspondent reports Georgia's 1874 style GOP bid with Rep. Howard Callaway ahead while former governor Ellis Arnall lingers for a Democratic runoff on September 28. Arnall may face Lester Maddox, a segregationist, in a tight battle shaped by crossovers and backlash. Callaway, 39, markets a robust campaign machine with a wave of volunteers and high tech voter profiling, aiming to curb desegregation while projecting conservative reform.
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