MacArthur era options in Korea revive Cold War strategy
In a column by John Ciulamberlain, the piece argues the Pueblo incident tests trust in government and urges revisiting MacArthur’s ideas for a bold Far East strategy. It discusses Taiwan, Chiang Kai-shek, and potential amphibious actions to pressure North Korea and counter Soviet influence.
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Johnson
North Korea
Cambodia
Laos
Washington
Ike Eisenhower
Dick Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Chester Bowles
Sihanouk
Conted
Ho Chi Minh
MacArthur
U.S
South Vietnam
Korea
Kim I! Sung
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
Redhires
Mth Rorea
Maes
Yalu
Wonsan
Wi Sea of Japan
Yellow Sea
Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwatn
Taiwan
Chiang
Kim Ti Sung
Mao Tsi-tung
Demand France pay WWI debt in bold push
A hundred congressmen signed a resolution urging President Johnson to collect over one billion dollars France owes from World War I. The measure argues De Gaulle’s policy undermines the dollar and demands repayment by the technical deadline, framing it as overdue leverage.
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Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
United States
France
U.S
Johnson
Chrysanthemum Charity Ball Raises Large Whole
Since 1951 the Charity Ball Association has held an annual Chrysanthemum Ball to fund mercy and generosity projects. Last October's proceeds totaled about $60,000, with checks sent to Brighton Sunshine Cottage School for Deaf Children House of Neighborly Service San Antonio Association for Retarded Children and Madonna Neighborhood Center. The 14 year total exceeds $720,000 for 30 charities. Incoming president Mrs. Williamt Ochse faces a real challenge.
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Charity Ball Association
The
Association
Williamt Ochse
Dial a Volte AVI to Punch Time Clock
A proposal by Sen Russell B Long would let U S senators register votes by phone from any location including pools golf courses or home. The plan aims to spare senators from rushing to desks during meals or leisure, with a condition tying private sector pay for non service to keeping in touch by phone.
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Avi
U.S
Gentlemen's Club
Louisiana
Controversial Viewpoints in Telegraphic Style
A fragmented editorial slice questions Mrs. Q Long and allies supporting a Conservative on the Republican ticket. It insinuates tolerance of perceived evil in Washington and references Wallace, then devolves into a harsh, jumble of phrases about Anglo-Saxon controversy and racial tensions in the nation.
Todays Health Talk on the prostate gland and surgery
The prostate gland, about the size of a walnut, lies below the bladder and aids sperm protection. Enlargement with age can press the urethra causing urinary symptoms and possible kidney issues. removal, by various methods including electro coagulation or cryosurgery, is usually safe with quick recovery.
Family Letters From Germany Share Love of Home
A Berlin to Ramstein stationed family writes that they miss Los Angeles and read The Light clippings mailed by J. E. Goins at 213 East Sayers. Mrs LJ Larson signs the note, mentioning three years overseas and a desire for familiar items.
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Germany
Bert
Ramstein
J. E. Goins
East Sayers
L. A
Larson
Job hunting and SAC student employment policy
The writer argues that complaints to the Community Relations Commission and NAACP reflect expectations of instant hiring. He notes SAC hires only students needing financial aid and asks if this is discriminatory. He says no group inquiry is needed and advises seeking work elsewhere after multiple interviews. MR.B.
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Community Relations Commission
NAACP
SAC
Iire
Public recall notice praised by AP Ressque Alamo Wing unit
The note expresses gratitude for coverage of the recall to active duty of the AP Ressque Alamo Wing's 21st Military Airlift Group. It credits The Light for informing members and aiding the Wing's official modification, signed by ROBERT R, REED Information Officer, TAWing.
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AP Ressque Alamo
Robert R
REED
Tawing
Public Accepts Union Excesses by William F Buckley
Buckley argues unions harm society by causing shutdowns of media, shipping, airlines, schools, and transit in New York City. He cites 15 days in jail for Albert Shanker during Christmas and recalls a TV studio anecdote about a jurisdictional dispute over turning a camera knob.
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New York City
Toronto
Detroit
New York
Albert Shanker
Teachers’ Union
John Kenneth Galbraith
Olympus
Billy Rose
Dick Gregory
David Susskind
Grand Central Station
Susskind
Mt. Sinai
Galbraith Ruunning
Not Bloody Likely In Defense Of Labor Unions
A columnist rails at labor unions as unyielding forces, recounting a colleague blocked by a garage strike. The piece mocks public figures for not challenging unions, likening them to passive forces and portraying a stalled car in a locked garage as a citizen’s rights dispute.
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England
Galbraith
Rose
Gregory
Royal Lake
John Lindsay
Healing in the Word to Body Mind and Spirit
A brief note emphasizes healing through scripture, citing Psalms 107 20 and urging readers to take in the word and act on it. It promotes faith aligned with the phrase according to your faith so be it unto you and calls for sharing healing through belief and action.
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