Mayoral Candidate Refuses Primary Campaign Contributions
Progressive editorial notes Fenton McDonough declines to submit a list of campaign contributions for the state primary. City Attorney Richard Filler says laws require reporting of expenses and contributions for primaries as well as general elections, a point McDonough disputes claiming only expenses apply to the primary. He asserts no reason to conceal contributors and refuses on principle.
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Washington must not replace real flowers with plastic in gardens
A Washington report warns against using artificial flowers in federal parks and gardens arguing it would undermine natural bloom and visitor trust. The piece praises the public garden program and notes Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson's influence toward maintaining real blooms that rise and fall with nature.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Christian Science Monitor
Ford Laird split exposes GOP strains over Vietnam strategy
Washington reports GOP divisions over Vietnam tactics as Gerald Ford challenges the silence line and Everett Dirksen ridicules his stance. Mel Laird defends a cautious approach, while some liberals back Laird against Ford, furious at Ford’s outspoken mismanagement charge.
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Americans and British kin yet differ in outlook and policy
Ralph McGill discusses Anglo American relations noting Britain’s shift in global power, a relieved view of Wilson era margins, and a shared moral frame. He argues Americans and Britons are close but distinct due to history environment and economics while seeking continued cooperation.
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Review of West Victning politics and war campaign lampoon
Satirical column lampoons West Victning a Southeast Asian state with mockadoodles of generals and coups. It ridicules the Loyal Royal Whining Army and fictional leaders while commenting on ongoing power plays and aid debates in 1966.
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Washington
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Royal Army
Goldwater urges Fulbright to quit amid cold war clash
Barry Goldwater attacks Senator Fulbright over his stance on foreign policy. He accuses Fulbright of poor judgment on Berlin Cuba Soviet intentions and US policy toward Red China and Southeast Asia. Goldwater argues Fulbright harms America's strategic interests.
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