Baker County sheriff accused in order to set up separate state
The Times-Enterprise argues Warren Johnson, Baker County sheriff, attempted to drive off Georgia State Patrol officers at gunpoint amid a heated dispute. Troopers passed a polygraph. Johnson and others refused. The paper urges Gov. Sanders to order a full investigation of Baker County law enforcement and demands public action.
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Times-Enterprise
Baker County
Georgia
Warren Johnson
Georgia State
Johnson
Sanders
Georgia Sheriff’s Association
We Are Headed Toward Peril From Communist Powers
Dr. Richard Walker, director of the Institute of International Studies at the University of South Carolina, warned Oregon school officials that the nation faces unmatched peril from communist powers. He urged educators to teach pride in the United States and to explain the threat of communism to freedom.
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Richard Walker
Institute of International Studies
University of South Carolina
Oregon School Board
Dr Margaret Mead Praised for Southern Courtesy in Redbook
The Dallas Morning News notes Dr Margaret Mead praised Southern girls in Redbook for respectful speech and gender awareness. The column mocks the omission of beauty and cooking praise, calling Mead perspicacious yet forgetting to mention those charms.
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Margaret Mead
Redbook Magazine
Coe
Mead
Dallas
Tex
Morning News
Kennedy era Latin Alliance faltering in Latin America
The Alliance for Progress, launched by President Kennedy to aid Latin American development, faced mounting difficulties and delays. By 1963 President Johnson appoints Thomas C. Mann as assistant secretary for inter American affairs, signaling renewed effort amid criticisms of U.S. policy and aid conditions.
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Latin America
Congress
la Alianza
el Progreso
Associated Press
W. Averell Harriman
Brazil
Alliabee
Tris Lakes
Washanglu
U.S
Johnson
Thomas C. Mann
Mexico
Texas
Mann
Edwin M. Martin
Martin
Moscoso
Eisenhower
Nixon
Truman
Gleanings From Daily Mail Bag
A miscellaneous column notes narcotics crime links, albatross habits, racehorse ownership, Santa Fe penitentiary golf, and various aphorisms. It references figures on crime, mortality, and wealth, plus quotes from Shaw, Arnold Glas on, and Austin O Malley.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
Sonething
George Bernard Shaw
Was Jesus a lifelong student and sage of wisdom
The text argues Jesus was a constant learner attending the universe’s university before Abraham. It claims his wisdom exceeds Pharisaic traps and cites 1 Corinthians 1 25 to support the view that wisdom surpasses human limits.
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Christ
Abraham
Tom
University of the Universe
Finstein
Johnson One Step from Presidency Shapes Policy Outlook
The analysis highlights Lyndon Johnson as a bipartisan favorite with Senate roots and a knack for practical governance. It notes his Southern Western background, expectation of cautious domestic policy, steady foreign stance on Vietnam, and potential Republican nominating dynamics amid Kennedy’s assassination aftermath.
Republicans Face Uncertain Path In 1964 Nomination
The piece argues Eisenhower s gesture toward Henry Cabot Lodge complicates a Lodge presidential bid as Vietnam War risks unsteady leadership. It notes Goldwaterites show conviction while Rockefeller camp lags, and GOP divisions may stall a clear party mission before the convention.
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Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ike
Republican Party
South Vietnam
Lodge
Saigon
Lyndon Johnson
Hopefuls Win No Favor in Republican Contention
The piece argues no clear frontrunner has emerged among Romney Scranton Clay Morton and Smith while battles focus on IBM poll implications. It laments lack of fighting Republicans beyond Rockefeller and Goldwater supporters awaiting leadership, with apathy and indecision cited as hindrances.
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Senator Goldwater
Johnson
Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Romney
Scranton
Lucius Clay
Thruston Morton
Margaret Chase Smith
IBM
Philadelphia
Georgia
Texas
Gallup
This Day in History December 16 Year by Year
Events on this date include the 1901 Hay-Pauncefote Treaty ratification defining US Britain canal relations and the 1960 NYC air collision killing 134. Also noted are the 1631 Vesuvius eruption, 1773 Boston Tea Party, and other milestones across politics and aviation.
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United States
Great Britain
Panama Canal
Mount Vesuvius
Italy
Boston
Louis Napoleon
Mexico
Theodore Roosevelt
U S
New York City
NATO
Russia
Berlin
Hare MacMillan
Charles du Tau
Britain
Sinatra Jr Kidnap Case Shown Solved With Ransom Recovered
Three alleged kidnappers arrested and $210000 ransom recovered after the Frank Sinatra Jr kidnapping. The successful IRS operation provides a warning to future abductors. The public is reassured that Sinatra Jr is safe and unharmed.
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Frank Sinatra Jr
Sinatra
IRS
Kno
Frank, Jr
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