Disarmament Talks Strain as Soviet Attack Sparks Tension
The Soviet delegate Alexei A. Roshchin attacked the United States demanding withdrawal of American forces from Vietnam as a precondition to halting nuclear proliferation. The speech coincides with the 20th anniversary of Bernard Baruch's UN proposal for international nuclear controls and warns against Soviet softness as a strategy to dominate the world.
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Geneva
Alexei A. Roshchin
United States
Viet Nam
Bernard Baruch
United Nations
City Council plans postmeeting flight to view Mar of booms
The City Council will hold a meeting next Thursday then fly from San Antonio International Airport in a 10 passenger plane piloted by a local businessman for a 30 minute tour over the city. They will survey major projects including the Highland Park TH 10 and TH 87 interchange, the U S 9 West expressway over SH 35, Hudwell Drive linking US 90 West to Kelly AFB, and the Convention Center excavation on the HemisFair site. The council hopes for a clear view, comparing it to lunar craters in the photograph.
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City Hall
San Antonio International Airport
Highland Park
SH 35
Nogalitos
U.S. 90
Kelly Afb
HemisFair
Invasion of Privacy Sparks Senate Subcommittee Debate
A neat but not gaudy private eye kit called for 10 days of spying targets spouses. The bundle includes a telephone bug voice transmitters and recorders plus an optional movie camera. Cost runs about 400 dollars, potentially cheaper than hiring a detective. FCC rules on wiretapping may render the kit illegal.
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Senate
Former clubhouse bought for six thousand sixty? six thousand
A June 1 Mailbox Human Events item covers a 1985 purchase of a former clubhouse for $6,060 by an individual. The Office of Economic Opportunity rents it for $6,000 yearly to shelter parolees, nine currently housed. Parolees receive $20 weekly plus basic living costs. the superintendent earns $7,300 yearly with four assistants totaling $23,724. The author urges readers to protest to national leaders, accusing Congress of waste and linking fluoride to broader political aims ahead of the July ballot.
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Federal Anti-Poverty Agency
Office of Economic Opportunity
Tower and
Yarborough
Mike Mansfield
Everett Dirksen
Congress
John P. Pfeiffer
Fluoridation Vote Looms In San Antonio
July 9 referendum will decide if fluoride is added to San Antonio water. The piece weighs urban growth, climate, and health values, arguing fluoridation would transform the city into a health-forward area while criticizing wealthy opponents who oppose the election and label the effort a travesty.
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Alamo City
San Antonio
Inflation sparks tax and budget clash in election year
In Fort Worth Robert C. Batsford reports that negative Liberal replies oppose direct government control and higher taxes as budgets exceed 100 billion for the first time. The orthodox inflation fight hinges on taxes and tight money, while deficits and high employment pressure further inflationary risks.
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Holt
Robert C. Batsford
Fort Worth
The Big Job in Parade Magazine Letter
A reader condemns Parade Magazine for advocating multiple chiefs executive. They contrast President Johnson’s long hours with American workers and Viet Nam soldiers, accusing the President of leisure and costly pay while others toil. The letter ends with a signoff and address for mail submissions.
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Parade
Johnson
Viet Nam
Edward Casso
Crime and Confession in the Fifth Amendment Debate
Justice John Harlan dissents from the majority ruling that embeds the Fifth Amendment in police practice. The piece probes the history of self incrimination and confessions, warns of police and courtroom risk, and calls for reform and clearer constitutional guidance while noting a high crime to conviction ratio.
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John Harlan
Supreme Court
Justice White
Unborn Baby Health Talks Advance in Fetal Care
Dr. Lester Coleman outlines fetal monitoring advances at St Marys Hospital London including ECG through the abdomen and blood sampling from the fetal scalp to detect oxygen deficiency. Early cesarean or rapid delivery can be triggered. transfusions to the fetus are possible. The piece also explains fetal development stages from fertilization to pre natal growth.
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St. Mary’s Hospital Medical School
London
Eric Saling
Reuther Meany Clash Over Dealing With Communists
In a looming labor leadership confrontation, Walter Reuther and Victor push for engagement with the Communist world while George Meany opposes any contact. The dispute involves AFL CIO’s stance, ICFTU leadership, and potential impact on U.S. foreign policy under President Johnson. Many states and foreign offices are watching as Meany and Reuther vie to shape global labor policy and the Johnson administration’s approach to the East.
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George Meany
Reuther
Victor
Meany
Aflcio
Mammoth
Labor Federation
Johnson
Rusk
Brussels
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
ICFTU
Voice of the Turtle
International Labor Organization
TLO
League of Nations
U.N
Afl-Cio
ILO
Geneva
White House
Soviet Bloc
U.S
Dean Rusk
Walter Reuther
Auto Union
United Auto Workers’ Executive Board
Labor
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Washington Star Syadicste
Lester Coleman
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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U.S. Labor
High Council
Hall Syndicate, Inc
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