Kremlin power struggle and Soviet threats loom over world
Editorial warns of a Kremlin power struggle as Soviet moves in Czechoslovakia Egypt and toward Israel raise fears of militant solutions. It argues NATO support is essential and urges West to stand firm against Soviet and Arab pressure.
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Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
NATO
Moscow
Germany
Washington
Egypt
Israel
Russia
Middle
Middle East
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George Wallace and Ja Neen Romance Lights Campaign
Ja Neen claims ESP foretold she would be first lady and Wallace’s successor. Campaign aides fear embarrassment and eject her from the bid while Wallace stays silent. Rumors swirl over a potential running mate with a vivid, speculative future.
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George Wallace
Ja-Neen
George
Moon race woes fade as U S astronauts push forward
The article reflects on the space race after Sputnik and the Soviet lead with lunar and Mars imagery. It notes American progress from the Surveyors to Gemini and highlights the optimism around NASA missions led by Shepard Grissom Glenn Carpenter Schirra Cooper, contrasting Soviet milestones and manned flight history.
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Moon
Mariner
Mars
Yuri Gagarin
Earth
Cosmo‘naut
Alan Shepard
Gus Grissom
John Glenn
Scott Carpenter
Wally Schirra
Leroy Cooper
Humphrey Faces Internal Strain Over Vietnam in Pennsylvania
In a candid moment with Meyer Berger, Hubert H. Humphrey admitted he could not break with the Johnson administration on Vietnam. He said he had little power to move leftward in the White House and questioned antiwar protesters’ focus on Nixon as he faced wavering labor support and mixed signals on his party’s platform.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Meyer Berger
Pittsburgh
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Berger
Humphrey
Vietnam
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Democratic Party
Humphrey Campaigns Backfires As Schedule Fails To Draw Voters
The analysis notes that Humphrey's Pittsburgh visit drew few voters and an improvised parade offered more attention than planned events. It accuses his campaign of no clear strategy to win back dissidents and critics, leaving him fatigued and exposed to political pressure.
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Humphrey
Pois Ware River Bridge
Seq Girt
N.J
Sea Girt
Washington
Pittsburgh
What Is Arizona Really Like by Reg Manning
Reg Manning’s new book What Is Arizona Really Like blends humorous cartoons with a seasoned tour guide voice. It surveys Northern and Southern Arizona, Navajo and Hopi culture, Grand Canyon and Lost Gold Trek, with Map features and playful wordplay concluding at Yuma prison.
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Arizona
Reg Manning
Reganson Cartoon Books
Phoenix
Manning
Cochise
Geronimo
Territorial
Yuma
Woollace’s First Day Wins and Woes in Wild Presidency
A satirical tale of George Woollace becoming president through coalition fraud and bigoted forces. His first day includes violent acts, foreign policy chaos, and a mock cabinet, ending with a nuclear exchange and a boast of being proof anyone can be president.
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George Woollace
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White House
Woollace
Scottsdale Leaders Remember Roy Peterson in Daily Life
Roy Peterson, 72, a founder of the American Baptist and Conservative Baptist churches, dies after a short illness. He lived in the Scottsdale area over 30 years and was active in civic and business circles as the United Fund kicks off its annual drive with a goal of 1 334 463 dollars. Co chairs Mrs. St Kauffman and Mrs. C. A Lakin head a 360-person volunteer force for house-to-house solicitation as Scottsdale plans a 50 000 dollar quota. The Optimist Club outlines its Palo Verde tree sale and Boy Scout Troop 346 agrees to canvass doors.
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American Baptist Church
Conservative Baptist Church
Scottsdale
United. Fund
Phoenix
St. Kauffman
C. A Lakin
Scottsdale Optimist Club
Bill Stieber
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