What ails the Republican Party and can it rebound
The editorial argues the GOP is weak and divided after elections and power struggles. It contends Democrats hold an advantage and urges the Republicans to craft a positive, imaginative program focused on returning powers to states and cities while offering a clear alternative to the Democrats.
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Venezuela as a pivot in Latin America by Marquis Childs
Marquis Childs begins a Latin America tour in Caracas noting Venezuela's democratic stability, land reform gains, and oil wealth. He highlights fears of U S influence in the region, anti Castroite terrorism, and Venezuela’s independence while stressing the Dominican crisis as a cautionary example for nearby nations.
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Caracas
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Asia
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Fight over judgeship triggers SNCC clash with Coleman nomination
Washington reports a vitriolic SNCC attack on former Mississippi governor J. P. Coleman's federal circuit court nomination. Civil rights leaders split with many backing Johnson’s pick while SNCC accuses Coleman of racial obstruction. The piece notes Eastland’s approval as key to Senate confirmation.
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LeRry Colling
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Sniick
Shaw
Monorail and High Speed Ground Transport Prompts debate
Washington notes at the New York World's Fair highlight the monorail and air supported vehicles as bold but untested ideas. Railroads face capital pressures and potential modernisation, with Congress weighing research and development authorization focused on the northeast corridor.
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Secretary of Commerce
United States
Voice from the Front on Vietnamese Aid and Pride
Ralph McGill recalls hunger in a Vietnam village where people walk away from dumped rice. Dr. James Turpin discusses Project Concern and the need for village level aid, training Vietnamese as medical aides, and sustaining dedication to win over communities.
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Humphrey Proves Ready To Lead If Needed
Washington reports say Vice President Hubert Humphrey is effectively prepared to assume the presidency if required. He works long hours, studies intelligence, and stays in close contact with military leaders, earning respect from the Joint Chiefs and armed services.
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Scottsdale Daily Forts Publication Details
The Scottsdale Daily Forts is published every afternoon except Sunday by pos Bi Publishing Company with offices at 302 Bepee Plaza Scottsdale. It carries second class postage paid and lists volume five, number 126 dated July 14, 1968.
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T. Frank Stewgit
Scottsdale Daily Forts
Pos Bi Publishing Company
Bepee Plaga
Scottsdale
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