Britain Eyes Common Market Boost From Hanoi Bombing Rift
Editorial notes that Harold Wilson’s disavowal of U S bombing may nudge Britain toward joining the Common Market. France remains the main obstacle though thawing ties with Paris improve prospects. London visit by de Broglie and Couve de Murville highlights talks. Membership unlikely before 1968 at earliest.
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Harold Wilson
Great Britain
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Wilson
Britain
France
Charles de Gaulle
United States
House of Commons
Gen. de Gaulle
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Jean de Broglie
Brussels
Maurice Couve de Murville
Georges Pompidou
London
Common Market
Fallout of Dodd ethics probe shrouds Julius Klein links
The ethics inquiry into Senator Thomas J. Dodd’s conduct touches Julius Klein a Chicago lobbyist with White House and Bonn ties. Klein’s career links to West German interests, a Dusseldorf arms contract, and a $150,000 yearly role with the Society for German American Cooperation raise questions about influence on Capitol Hill. The hearings could curb Klein’s sway, while prompting scrutiny of how lobbyists gain personal wealth through political access.
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Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Illinois
Julius Klevin
Chicago
State National Guard
Klein
Washington
Bonn
West Germany
Dusseldorf
U.S. Army
Sen. Dodd
Germany
Society For German- American Cooperation
Capitol Hill
Senate Ethics Committee
Julius Klein
Banks vie for deposits amid new CD ads and quiet risks
The passage notes banks aggressively promoting certificates of deposit while pondering risk filters and evolving standards. It contrasts modern banking with past signatures and hints at shifting perceptions of value in finance.
Church Cuts Ties With Parsons College
The General Council of the Iowa Synod of the United Presbyterian Church in the U S A approved a resolution disassociating from Parsons College at Fairfield Iowa the church cites a new set of by laws without approval. The measure followed Life Magazine coverage and concerns over accreditation and academic reputation. Parsons says church ties hinder fundraising. Foundations may scrutinize the college's operations.
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General Council
Iowa Synod
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Parsons College
Fairfield
Iowa
Parsons
Life Magazine
Life
Iowa Synod Council
Harper's University notes and naval digressions in Felts column
Dave Felts reviews Richard J. Storrs history Harper's University The Beginnings detailing William Rainey Harper Rockefeller gifts and endowment totals at the University of Chicago and mentions John Dewey and early faculty. The column shifts to a side discussion about Admiral status and Charles Martel with a brief encyclopedia reference.
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John
John D. Rockefeller
University of Chicago
Stagg
William Rainey Harper
Harper’s University
Richard J. Storr
Yale
Harper
Martin ‘J. Ryerson
Marshall Field
Chicago
Prince
John Dewey
John Manly
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
John D. Jr
U. S. Navy
Charles Martel
Christendom
Tours
Charles the Hammer
Pepin
Heristal
Central
Illinois
Carolman
Pepin the Short
Defense Deep Foxhole: New Weapons Foil Viet Cong
The piece outlines U S. use of cluster bomb units and napalm in Vietnam, detailing CBU design with 800 bomblets, 750 and 500 pound bombs, M 16 rifles, star light sights, and Gatling guns. It notes limitations when air support misses targets and emphasizes overwhelming firepower as a core tactic against Viet Cong.
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CBU
U.S. Defense Department
White House
Air Force
Washington
Cannister
Viet Nam
CBA
U.S
101St Airborne
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Kontum
South
United States
Argentina Coup Reveals Limits of U S Influence
A U S backed Argentine upheaval exposes waning impact of Washington on regional politics. Illia's minority government falls as military consensus grows, echoing Peru 1962 and Bolivia 1964 coups, amid Brazil’s strongman model and U S support for Castelo Branco.
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Juan de Onis
New York Times
Rio de Janeiro
Caribbean
Buenos Aires
Edwin A. Martin
United States
Arturo U. Illia
Latin America
Johnson
Illia
Washington
Argentina
People’s Radical Party
Manuel Prado Y Ugarteche
Peru
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Bolivia
Joao Goulart
Brazil
Humberto Castelo Branco
Juan Carlos Ongania
Artur Costa E Silva
Castelo Branco
Senate Open To Inspection Editorial Critique
The June 27 piece argues openness about Senator Dodd of Connecticut and urges public pursuit of truth in possible irregularities. It stresses that elected officials lack immunity from ethics scrutiny and that honesty should guide younger citizens and set a moral climate for the republic.
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Southern Trindsan
Dodd
Connecticut
Senate
Democratic
Amerca
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John Hancock
Wall Street
Church
Dave Felts
Harper's University
Charles Mohr
Saigon
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