Indonesia Returns to UN and Shifts From Cold War Rhetoric
The editorial notes Indonesia's reentry to the United Nations after withdrawing under Sukarno three years earlier. It highlights a leadership change, denuclearized stance toward Malaysia, opposition to communism, and potential to mediate between the United States and North Vietnam, urging U S policy to pursue national identity and peace over weaponized conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sukarno
Indonesia
United Nations
United States
Malaysia
Asia
Free World
Viet Nam
Wecepeer
Bf Indonesia
State Department
Consumers Union Exposes Substandard Frozen Fish Sales
The Bureau of Fisheries report agrees with Consumers Union that frozen fish quality is poor. Government testing found 55 percent of breaded portions unsatisfactory, but the study was labeled to aid the industry, not the public, denying CU a copy for consumer funds review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Consumers Union
Consumer Reports
Hts
Bureau of Fisheries
Department of the Interior
New Breed of Negro Republicans Challenge Chicago Daley Machine
A group of young Black activists in Chicago’s First Congressional District forms the New Breed to challenge Rep. William Dawson and the Daley Democratic machine. Vietnam veterans and Drake University star David Reed lead the movement allied with Sen. Charles Percy, seeking civil rights reform and empowerment through GOP politics.
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Chicago
Richard Daley
Chicago Democratic
South Side
William Dawson
Dawson
Republican Party
Daley
New Breed Committee
David R. Reed
Drake University
Charles E. Percy
Uncle Tom
South
Reed
Sen
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Chuck Percy
Congress
Open house draws over a thousand to Harte-Hanks plant
The Dallas Morning News notes more than 1 000 visitors filled the modern Denison Texas Herald plant during the Harte-Hanks newspaper open house celebration while other regions report varied reactions from audiences and music lovers.
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Denison (Tex
Herald
Harte-Hanks
Dallas
Tex
Scottsdale grows up as bond issue approved
The Mailbag letter from Charles N. Ronan praises Scottsdale’s voters for approving the bond issue, declaring Scottsdale has matured from a cow town to the third largest city in the state and pledging zeal to meet future challenges.
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Sir Scottsdalians
Cow Town
Protests U S aid to Reds stir letters to the editor
A reader challenges U S assistance to Communists amid the Vietnam War. The letter cites Brezhnev comments, Soviet arms support, and U S export licenses, arguing the government is aiding enemies and questioning treason versus aid. The author asserts Russia and its allies could falter without American trade.
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Viet Nam
Leonid Brezhnev
Communist Party
Ussr
Johnson
United States
Washington Evening Star
Department of Commerce
Russia
Tito
North Viet Nam
China Street Down The Bay Macau And Hong Kong Tales
In Hong Kong and nearby Macau the writer writes of China’s shadow across the bay. He notes a Macau street with a Chinese sentry and a forbidden sign while describing gambling palaces, Buddhist saints, and American graves from the 1800s. He recalls a Hong Kong housekeeper fearing Red Guards and recalls wartime memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
China
Macau
Chi‘na
Chiina
Las Vegas
Maren Polo
Red
Roosevelt nomination riles New York Liberals amid party split
The New York Liberal party nominating Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. for governor sparks internal strife and worries over its pro progressive aim. The move pits party boss Alex Rose against Democratic standard bearer Frank O Connor while threatening Rockefeller candidacy outcomes.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevel, Jr
Manhattan
East Side
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Alex Rose
the Hatter's Union
Rose
Democratic
Sible
New York City
Frank O’connor
O'Connor
Liberty Party
O’connor
Nelson Rockefeller
Democratic Party
Rockefeller
Liberal Party
Big City
Barry Goldwater Attacks McNamara On Defense Policy
Barry Goldwater criticizes Robert McNamara accusing the secretary of defense of ignoring urgent needs in Vietnam and counterinsurgency warfare. The piece argues for more helicopters and aircraft, warns of delayed responses, and calls for a new defense direction ahead of elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Strange McNamara
United States
Goldwater
Nnti
Washington
Scottsdale Daily Progress notices September 30 1966
Scottsdale Daily Progress published by Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale AZ 85252. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Arizona. Page 4 describes association items and reader notices.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
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Progress
Roscoe Drummond
GOP
Dave Reed
Berkeley
Calif
Messinger
Lancaster
Charles N. Ronan
W. Second St. Scottsdale
U.S
Bob Considine
Eduardo Harry Ozorio
Confucius
Buddha
John Quincy Adams
San Francisco
Evans
Novak
Politics In
Quke
Barry Goldwater
McNamara
Tactical Air Command
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
National Newspape
Tao
Aos
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