No Peace Sighted in Washington
Washington scene shows Johnson and Kennedy at odds over war policy within the Democratic Party. Kennedy sits for interviews from Hickory Hill while White House aides push for peace gestures. Spokesmen spar over sincerity as internal party tensions threaten to derail any conference or truce efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Buchwald
Washington
Johnson
Sen
Kennedy
Democratic Party
Hickory Hill
Sen. Kennedy
Senate
White House
Kennedys
Arthur Schlesinger
Richard Goodwin
John Kenneth Galbraith
New York
Bobby
Teddy
California
Look Magazine
Hubert Humphrey
Testing and personality in schools
The article argues that tests reveal behavior and attitudes shaping student learning. It defends MMPI TAT and inkblots when used by qualified psychologists with parental permission and notes the value of vocational aptitude and SRA Youth Inventory for guidance. It urges discussion for objections but rejects blanket bans.
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Minnesota
Sigmund Freud
SRA
One Man Three Roles Quietly At Peace Over Vietnam
William S. White argues that Lyndon B. Johnson balances three selves the private man the professional executive and the President in a Vietnam crisis. He notes Johnson seeks domestic consensus yet stands alone on foreign policy and will not alter Vietnam tactics despite low Gallup ratings. The piece frames the President as protecting national safety above public opinion.
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Washington
L.B.J
United States
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Johnson
Gallup
Harry Truman
War spending confusion and the Vietnam economy
The article argues the Vietnam war’s cost is misunderstood, noting spending rose from 55.4 to 67.7 billion dollars in certain years and will reach about 24 billion in 1968. It stresses defense outlays as a share of GNP remain around nine percent, with inflation modest versus past wars, and calls for curbing nonessential federal spending.
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United States
New York Times
Edwin L. Dale, Jr
U.S
Vietnam
Dale
Congress
Mayfield seeks 1.5 million boost for public schools
In Santa Fe Rep. Bobby Mayfield proposes a 1.5 million increase to the public schools budget via an amendment to the general appropriations bill as Sen. Mack Easley backs the idea. Senate Democrats label Mayfield “on his own,” while the bill pages outline total outlays and raises for teachers and matching funds.
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Santa FE
Bobby Mayfield
D-Dona Ann
House
Mayfield
Mack Easley
Senate Democratic Caucus
Joint Appropriations Committee
Ed Hartman
Hartman
Executive Department
General Fund
Ming
Welfare Department
Las Cruces
Rio Arriba
Espanola
Dona Ana
George Fettinger
D-Otero
Bruce King
Santa Fe County
Dave Cargo
King
Cargo
Senate
Roswell Crater foyer praised by parents urged to visit
Public letter to editor urges Roswell families to visit the Crater youth center to quell rumors about its safety and benefits. It notes two open houses, teen membership interest, and Teen Age Governing Board activity, including a charity dance for local orphans.
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Crater
Roswell
History highlights for March 14, 1967
On this date in history Eli Whitney received a patent for the cotton gin in 1794. Albert Einstein was born in 1879 and the Gold Standard Currency Act establishing the dollar as the unit of value was signed by President McKinley in 1900.
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Eli Whitney
Albert Einstein
William McKinley
Roswell Daily News Subscription Rates and Contact Info
The notice lists subscription rates by mail and home delivery in Roswell New Mexico 88201 with pricing for three months six months and one year. It identifies Albert A Stubbs as managing editor and R M Higginbotham as business manager and notes the paper is a member of The Associated Press.
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Roswell
Albert A. Stubbs
R. M. Higginbotham
Chaves County
Trade
Eve A Price
The
Associated Press
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Peacenuk
State Capitol
Rep
Trim
Lee Francis
Carl Engwall
Legislative“ Assembly
Crater Plea
North Main Street
N.M
Roswell, N. M
Jimmy C. Cox
Advertising Manager
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