Nehru era India faces Communist pressure and stalemate
Henry J. Taylor argues Nehru’s India pursued a double game with the Soviet bloc, accepting aid while opposing Red China. He notes Kerala’s 1965 election results, prison sentences for Communist candidates, and Shastri’s weak government, warning that intellectual appeasement risks mortal peril to freedom.
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Legislative Assembly
New Delhi
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Nehru
Ganges River
Shastri
Borrowed Squirbs Borrowed Squirbs
A brief note from the Daily Oklahoman discusses fashion costs, arguing that only the wealthy can afford to wear secondhand or old clothing in contemporary American society.
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Daily
Oklahoman
Art rich Macho Soil and Water Conservation District issue
The Macho Soil and Water Conservation District newsletter highlights new Roswell figures John J. Chappell and Clem Weindorf. It explains Roswell-Macho Work Unit consolidation while noting farming costs rise for drought affected seeds wells and mesquite control. It also covers Notre Dame honor student Mark Carl Meiering and Capitan Lions visit.
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Macho Soil and Water Conservation District
New County
John J. Chappell
University of New Mexico
Roswell
Clem Weindorf
Soil Conservation Service
Elmer Kuhn
Hermann, Mo
Weindorf
Penasco
Artesia
Upper Hondo
Capitan
Mark Carl Meiering
Art Meiering
Indiana
Beta Gamma Sigma
University of Notre Dame
National Business Administration
Mark
Notre Dame
Young Meiering
Quieting Green and Road Woes Spark Local Wit
Reader letters from Goshen Indiana to Clark County Kansas note that green calmness aids nerves while traffic is set to worsen. Editors joke about weather forecasts hedging on percentages and drivers with horsepower surpassing horse sense.
Katzenbach Chosen as Johnsons Lawyer to Tackle Rights Crisis
President Johnson invited Nicholas Katzenbach to remain in the Justice Department and help draft a new voting rights bill for the South. Katzenbach notes the bill aims to preclude court action by enabling voting without lawsuits and clarifies it does not link to reducing House seats. Forthright bipartisanship is anticipated as Republicans join Democrats in backing the measure.
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Washington
Johnson
Alabama
South
Nicholas Katzenbach
Justice Department
Kennedy
Katzenbachs
Katzenbach
Ramsey Clark
House Judicary Committee
Selma
Ala
LBJ
Lecelation
Manny Celler
D-N.y
Judiciary Committee
Rogers
Congress
House of Representatives
William McCulloch
Ohio
Reapportionment fight rages in New Mexico Senate and House
In Santa Fe the plan for ten at large New Mexico senate seats from Albuquerque faces house opposition. Critics say the scheme excludes Republicans and Spanish-Americans. Senate discussions reveal mixed views with some fears of court review and legal issues under U S Supreme Court precedents.
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Will Harrison Santa FE
Senate
Albuquerque
House
Albert Greer
Farmington
New Mexico Colleges Boost Journalism Development
New Mexico State University offers free critical service to high school publications and a June ten day summer seminar for advisers. Prof. Harvey Jacobs explains the program which includes evaluation of newspapers and yearbooks and a two hour undergraduate credit course titled The School Press. In state tuition is 24 dollars, room and board 43.25 dollars, classes meet afternoons and evenings.
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New Mexico State University
NMSU
Harvey Jacobs
Jacobs
University Park
N. M
NMSA
We Need Big Business and Small Business Alike
A business leader quoted in a major oil company paper argues that despite antibigness sentiment, both large and small enterprises are essential. The piece notes big operations are needed for national needs such as missile production and oil supply, while acknowledging small businesses excel in certain roles.
Roswell Daily Record Masthead and Staff Roles
Roswell Daily Record lists Albert A. Stubbs as Managing Editor and Jimmy C. Cox as Advertising Manager with standard mailing and post office details.
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Roswell
Albert A. Stubbs
Jimmy C. Cox
Advertising Manager
The Era of Reconstruction book review notes revisionist view
A book by Kenneth Stampp argues Reconstruction was not all bad and Radical Republicans were not purely villains. The review highlights Stampp's blunt honesty about corruption and tragedy while urging further study of Civil Rights Act of 1875 and its unmet aims in education and public accommodations.
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Kenneth M. Stampp
Knopf
Stampp
University of California
Supreme Court
Congress
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