Republicans envision systems management for national problems
Editorial views Republicans propose a systems management approach using goals and time and money limits and expert led attacks backed by computer aided analysis. It could lift policy proposals on poverty and pollution but risks political compromise and resistance from those who fear efficient solutions. The piece notes a shift in Republicans toward future planning as a sign of health for a stagnating two party system.
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California
China
Peking
United States
Korea
Soviet Union
U.S
Indonesia
Jakarta
Seymour Topping
Making Of Much Money
Manchester’s account of the Kennedy assassination, approved by Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, will not be published for about a year. Look Magazine plans serial installments starting 1967, with Harper & Row issuing the complete manuscript as The Death of A President. The deal totals $650,000 for Look serial rights.
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William Manchester
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Look Magazine
Manchester
Harper & Row
Look
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Lindsay seeks federal aid for city rehabilitation and operation
The piece notes Mayor John V. Lindsay asking for 50 billion dollars from the federal government to fund rehabilitation and operation. It references Manhattan Island deal with Indians seeming favorable, compares a motorcycle race to a state fair attraction, and mentions Somaliland, Bobby Kennedy, Communist China, and public camping grounds as broader signs of times.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Manhattan Island
Behind Wall China Grows
Foreign observers report varied views on Communist China from expert sinology circles and U.S. hearings. Analysts note chronic food shortages and a weak industrial base, worsened by past policy errors but stabilized by regime discipline. The West must shape a pragmatic policy amid China’s enduring global presence.
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China
Peking
U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Fifteen decisive battles and World War II compared
Dave Felts surveys the idea of decisive battles from Marathon to Waterloo and weighs World War II campaigns. He notes Hanson Baldwin’s 11 crucial battles and questions what truly qualifies as decisive across eras and theaters of war. He also teases a Percy family aside and ends with a reflective anniversary remark.
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Edward Shepherd Creasy
Creasy
Marathon
Syracuse
Arabela
Varus
Chalons
Tours
Hastings
Joan of Arc
Orleans
Blenheim
Poltava
Saratoga
Valmy
Waterloo
Gettsburg
Midway
Pacific Ocean
Britain
Stalingrad
Normandy
Okinawa
Baldwin
Indonesia Seeks Comeback Under Suharto After Sukarno Era
The New York Times outlines Indonesia's post Sukarno era as General Suharto steers an army dominated Presidium toward political restraint and economic stabilization. With per capita income down and living costs rising, Malik and Hamengku Buwono lead a cautious reform effort amid a cautious foreign policy seeking aid from the United States and Soviet Union.
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Indonesia
Sukarno
Partai Komunis Indonesia
PKI
Suharto
Adam Malik
Sultan Hamengku Buwono
Jakarta - Peking
Peking
Jakarta
Kami
Malik
United States
Soviet Union
Restoring Relations The Best Thing U S Could Do Was Nothing
Indonesia and the United States steadily mend ties as Jakarta, wary of alienating its new government, seeks balance between relief aid and cautious economic backing. Malik and Green emphasize gradual trust, IMF entry, and regional cooperation while mutual aid ahead depends on domestic reform and debt restructuring.
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Indonesia
United States
Johnson
Jakarta
Washington
Marshall Green
U.S
U.S. Information Services
Moscow
PKI
Malik
Reader dispute over quote on race and education in American school system
A reader protests a Friday article in The Southern Illinoisan misquoting remarks at an elementary school board meeting. The reader says the point was that educational goals are both academic and social and that segregated schools deprive children of social education reflecting American culture. He argues integration is an American problem threatening rights.
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Southern Illinoisan
Carbondale
America
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