Senate Rejection of Anarchy on Wheels Sets Safety Bill Path
Editorial notes Senate approval of a landmark auto safety bill by 76 to 0 and a $465 million three year plan to fund state traffic safety programs. It outlines interim standards for seat belts mirrors and more, and discusses the absence of criminal penalties while urging quick House passage to curb “anarchy on wheels.”
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Congress
Senate
Johnson
Secretary of Commerce
John S. Bugas
Ford Motor Co
Senate Commerce Committee
House
Bugas
Civil Rights Movement Splinters After Mississippi March
The Mississippi march drew more than 15 000 on its final day signaling a fragmented movement. James Meredith emerged as a key figure while white opposition appeared less organized, with the impact to be tested by Congress's 1966 civil rights package.
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Mississippi
NAACP
Jackson
SNCC
Martin Luther King
James Meredith
Mr. Meredith
al Lingos
Jim Clarks
George Wallaces
Washington
Selma
Montgomery
Ala
Peron Power and the 1960s Argentine Turmoil
An analysis of Juan Peron influence after the 1966 coup against Arturo Illia. Peron exiled in Madrid wields enduring sway among 1.8 million Peronistas, while the military bans on Peronism and Communism spark ongoing civil strife and political uncertainty.
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Argentina
Arturo Illia
Juan Peron
Peron
Madrid
Peronist Party
Communist Party
Peronistas
Dr. Illia
Dr. Ilia
De Gaulle’s long view on NATO Russia and communism
C L Sulzberger surveys De Gaulle’s decade long policy logic as he argues NATO is coreless without war and that Communism is fading intellectually and spiritually. He sees France steering toward peace with the West while expanding Moscow ties and avoiding broad political accords.
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C. L. Sulzberger
New York Times
Paris
Alies
de Gaulle
NATO
Soviet Union
Alliance
Colombey Les Deux Eglises
Khrushchev
Poland
Hungary
Germany
France
Italy
Russia
Peking
De Kalb School Prayer Ruling Joins Public Debate
A U S district judge in Chicago ruled that recited verses in a De Kalb kindergarten are not unconstitutional as a prayer. The suit filed by parents claimed rights to religious beliefs were violated by the verse use and deletion of a deity reference.
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U.S
Chicago
de Kalb
Justice Felts
de Kalb Kinderteacher
Supreme Court
Fowler School
Williamson County
Lake Creek Church
Missionary Baptist
Union Grove
Methodist
De Gaulle's Journey Seeks New European Status
The article analyzes General de Gaulle's Moscow visit as part of France's bid for a novel European role. It contrasts Western alignment with Soviet engagement, notes France's aim to leverage Russia amid postwar geopolitics, and questions any grand European design from the trip.
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Moscow
de Gaulle
France
Soviet Union
Russia
Germany
Europe
China
United States
Kosygin
Brezhnev
Khrushchev
Stalin
Atlantic
Urals
Spacewomen Out For Now Cernan Says
Astronauts Eugene Cernan and Thomas Stafford told a Bellwood high school audience that women will not join moon missions for now citing confined spacecraft space. The visit drew 150000 cheering residents as Cernan and Stafford reviewed Gemini 9 highlights and Cernan’s spacewalk.
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Cernan
Eugene Cernan
Thomas Stafford
Bellwood
Crenan
Stafford
Chicago
Proviso East High School
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William Esty Co., Inc
Esty
Reynolds
Winston, Salem
Tempo
William Esty
J. Walter Thompson
Denver Post
Colorado
Rockies
Post
Gene Fowler
Timberline
F. G. Bonfils
H. H. Tammen
Helen Bonfils
The
Angel
Reid Tammen Trust
Bernard Kaplan
General de Gaulle
Brussels
Couve de Murville
Charles Lucet
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