Soviet Union Still Is Paradise by Art Buchwald
Washington writer visits Moscow and reports a happy state of stability and progress. He contrasts Soviet life with Western troubles, noting pervasive police presence, absence of strikes, controlled newspapers, and a government allotment of pay. A dinner conversation with Dimitri highlights tipping, class equality, and government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Buchwald
Moscow
Soviet Union
Dimitri
United States
George Wallace
Checking Up Interview Book NEEDED by L M Boyd
A reader submission by L M Boyd discusses interviewing VIPs and cites techniques from Harry Reasoner Hedda Hopper Truman Capote and others. It includes quips on dog memory eye color royalty and social observations plus a note inviting reader questions to be used in Checking Up.
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L.M. Boyd
Harry Reasoner
Truman Capote
Hedda Hopper
Elda Furry
Arthur Williams
Punky
L. M. Boyd
P. O
Seattle
Wash
Public Forum Color It Red
Letter from Marjorie Stadler of 1733 N. Ohio critiques economic determinism and Marxist influence in national leadership. She urges compassion for those in need while rejecting materialist philosophy and communist doctrine.
History Highlights for July 25, 1968
AP notes key past events on this date: 1963 nuclear test ban treaty signed by the United States, the Soviet Union and Britain. 1593 Henry IV renounced Protestantism. 1759 Fort Niagara fell to Britain. 1878 Wyoming Territory formed. 1878 first Chinese diplomatic mission to the United States arrived in Washington. 1952 Puerto Rico self governing commonwealth. 1956 Andrea Doria collision and sinking with fifty lives lost.
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Associated Press
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Henry VI
France
Ft Niagara
Wyoming
Washington
Puerto Rico
Luis Munoz Marin
Andrea Doria
Stockholm
Massachusetts
Middle East
U.S
Joy Stilley on the hard art of taking it easy
Joy Stilley writes from New York about the paradox of vacations. She details the exhausting process of packing enduring piles of luggage and memories, the challenge of coordinating a long trip with six travelers, and a restless attempt to rest during a visit that turns into a busy, buzzing weekend.
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Joy Stilley
New York
Canada
No clear event headline in borrowed squibs note
A collection of brief quips notes changing times and social observations. The piece hints at parking, community decline, and aging postmasters with a wry, aging newspaper voice. No specific people or organizations are named.
Roswell Daily Record Ad Manager and Editor Details
Roswell Daily Record lists Jimmy Cox as Advertising Manager and Albery A Stubbs as Managing Editor with R M Higginbotham as Business Manager. The paper operates weekdays evenings except Saturdays and Sunday morning from 424 North Main Street, Roswell New Mexico 88201.
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Albery A. Stubbs
R. M. Higginbotham
North Main Street
Roswell
N. M
Pan Am as World Flag Carrier Shapes Trade and Peace
Behind the scenes Pan American Airways strengthens international ties through travel, shaping U.S. foreign policy and trade. Its 1967 operations added over 216 million dollars to the U.S. balance of payments, driven by a broad travel promotion push. An inaugural flight to Australia focused on trade, not tourism, with 50 American business leaders visiting Australia and New Zealand to boost exports. The effort aims for global stability and lasting civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan American Airways
U.S
Pan Am
Australia
New Zealand
South Pacific
AMA forms lay advisory committee on health care needs
The American Medical Association created a nine member lay panel to advise on national health care needs, aiming to bridge physicians with leaders from business, education, religion, law, government, and other sectors. It notes social and economic health issues require broad society involvement and that doctors must balance leadership with independence and patient trust.
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American Medical Assn
AMA
AMA Board of Trustees
U.S
Power Play Charged In McCarthy Humphrey Battle At Convention
Former National Democratic Chair Stephen Mitchell accuses Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey of unit rule control in Texas and other states to lock delegates. He says McCarthy can win by abolishing the unit rule and plans to seek McCarthy support in Iowa Nebraska Kansas Idaho and Utah. Mitchell predicts a CFA Great Cattle Drive at the 1968 convention.
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Fred Buckles
Santa FE
National Democratic
Stephen Mitchell
Taos
Eugene McCarthy
Humphrey- Johnson
Mitchell
Minnesota
Humphrey
Johnson
Texas
Cook County
Chicago
New Mexico
T. EF
Gene) Lusk
Carlsbad
Missouri
Kansas
Georgia
Mississippi
Arkansas
McCarthy
Gene Gallegos
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Oklahoma
John Criswell
Dallas
National Democratic Party
LBJ
Utah
Salt Lake City
Iowa
Nebraska
Idaho
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Sonny
Europe
Margaret
Darlene
Hank Williams
George Hamilton
Hank Williams Jr
James Lawrence
Renton
Public Forum
the Bible
Marjorie Stadler
Ohio
The
Brotherhood of Man
Jimmy
COX Advertising Manager
Roswell, N. M
Chaves
Lusk
John Connally
Connally
Robert F. Kennedy
Coxey
Cakken
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