Can the United States remain the world’s policeman
An editorial argues the US must reexamine priorities as Western allies provide little help against communism. It warns of rising Latin American Communist influence, poverty, and dictatorship, urging revival of the Alliance for Progress and ending military aid to dictators to avoid future Vietnams.
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United States
England
France
Germany
South
Central America
Mexico
Fidel Castro
Alliance For Progress
Kennedy
Senator Smith presses for film self censorship over violence
Margaret Chase Smith speaks in the U S Senate warning against government censorship and urging the film industry to adopt self policing on sex and violence to protect youth and freedom of the screen, praising industry responsibility. The call highlights public concern and a push for voluntary limits rather than state control.
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United States Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Malle
Ler. Smith
Sen. Smith
Why Americans hate their jobs and feel empty at work
A study cited by an insurance firm notes 25 to 30 percent of the nation’s workforce dislike their work. Absenteeism is high, and some industries slow in pace reflect widespread alienation. Yet many people find work rewarding and seek ongoing employment rather than leisure, raising questions about education and inner purpose.
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Voltaire
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Thomas Edison
Charles’ S.dewey
Thellinois Institute of Technology
Colege
Fife
Man
Himscell
Washington
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Illinois
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
House Republican Conference
Pueblo affair and the blame in military command
The text argues President Johnson and the Administration were blameless for the Pueblo incident, blaming the military and a surveillance orders cadre, notably an admiral, for failing to execute basic doctrines. It stresses that proper planning, protection measures, crew readiness, and rescue drills should have prevented the capture and calls for accountability of officers trusted by the President.
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Johnson
Pueblo
YMCA Launches Membership Drive At Safari Hotel
The YMCA aimed for 200 new members at a breakfast kickoff at the Safari Hotel. Dave Deihi was named big boss of the drive with assistants Dan Weis berger John Slocum and Don Dixon. A 7.5 acre site was chosen for future YMCA.
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YMCA
Safari Hotel
Dave Deihi
Dan Weisberger
John’Slocum
Don Dixon
Madison Square Garden Opens New Era with Hope Crosby Salute
The new Madison Square Garden debuts with a USO salute by Bob Hope and Bing Crosby as top tickets reach 250 dollars. The article recalls the Garden’s lineage from the 1879 Madison Square origin to the 1925 modern structure and its planned final event by the Westchester Kennel Club.
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New York
Madison, Square Garden
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Madison Square Garden
Madison Square
Madison Ave
William K. Vanderbilt
Harlem River
New York Life Insurance Co
Eighth Ave
49Th
50Th St
Tex- Rickard
Westchester
Slips Alleged in Romney Chronology Reported by Papers
A chaotic note cites Senator Romney and Gov George Romney with a pending decision about a Republican meeting in Sturgis Michigan. The item contrasts this with a comment from Norwich Bulletin about winter driveways and fireplace ashes. It also mentions Richard Lugar’s first day on the job in Frankfort Indiana.
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Leonore Romney
Gov
George Romney
Sturgis
Mich
Daily Journal
Richard G. Lugar
Frankfort
Ind
Morning_Times
Washington officials see Vietcong gains as subversion proof
Private U.S. officials say Vietcong rampage in South Vietnam reflects deep subversion inside the Saigon regime. NLF leaders warned of a coordinated 1968 offensive, aided by Vietcong sympathizers. Officials stress military victory alone won’t end the war without political improvements.
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Washington
South Vietnam
Saigon
Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
National Liberation Front
NLF
U.S
Vietnam
Scottsdale Progress Editorial Masthead and Publication Details
Scottsdale Daily Progress publication details list Jerry McElfresh as managing editor and W B Wright as assistant publisher. It notes the paper’s publishing schedule by season, address in Scottsdale Arizona, a telephone number, and a disclaimer about unsolicited manuscripts and photographs.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing’ Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
Progress
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