A Tiger By The Tail in Viet Nam
A political column argues the United States holds a tiger by the tail in Viet Nam and must seek a face saving peace. It notes President Johnson is open to discussions anytime with any government and Congress input, while North Vietnam insists U.S. withdrawal as the price of talks. The piece compares Vietnamese resistance to colonial fighting and cites waning U.S. public unity and support for the war.
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United States
Viet Nam
Johnson
Congress
Red
Peking
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
U. S
De Valera Reelected President Amid Ireland’s Turmoil
Ireland reelects Eamon de Valera to another term through 1973 as political change grows. The veteran leader, famed from the 1916 uprising, won by about 12,000 votes over Thomas F. O'Higgins, amid signs of waning Gaelic push.
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Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Ireland
Debt In Public Treasury Costs $22,000 A Minute
Nashville Banner notes the federal public debt incurs interest of 22 000 per minute and compares it to tax burdens, asking why some officials say the debt does not matter since it is owed to ourselves, highlighting the massive annual carrying cost.
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Nashville (Tenn.) Banner
Historical Highlights for June 24
This day marks key events including the 1948 Berlin blockade triggering the airlift, Hernando Cortes entering Mexico City in 1520, the 1793 French Constitution adoption, Petain armistice with Italy in 1940, FDR's 1941 pledge to aid Russia, Hitler parade fallout in Moscow in 1945, Nasser's 1956 election, Japan floods fatalities in 1961, and Viet Cong actions reported in 1965 and 1966? No.
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Soviet Union
Berlin
West Germany
Hernando Cortez
Mexico City
Marshal Petain
Italy
Franklin Roosevelt
Russia
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Moscow
Egypt
Nasser
Republic of
Japan
Hanoi
U.S. Army
Harold Bennett
De Gaulle Seeks Change Yet Faced With Contradictions
The article analyzes Charles de Gaulle's trip to Russia, noting his nationalist urge to restore France's prestige and his desire for new European cooperation. It argues his efforts may nudge change but cannot compel it, given NATO ties and France’s diminished power, leaving him cautious and indecisive.
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Russia
France
Europe
de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
America
NATO
How To Win Over Your Boss With Clever Tricks
A humorous guide offers workplace tips for junior executives. It suggests inheriting money, avoiding self praise, and misdirecting credit while using lunches and home visits to build rapport. It warns against buttering the boss’s wife and stresses showing tempered enthusiasm for raises.
Spotlight On Virginia Woolf Wins Oscar Buzz
Hollywood reviews Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf at the Hollywood Pantages as a searing dramatic comedy likely to dominate the 1966 Oscars. Elizabeth Taylor sheds glamour as a blunt, combative harridan with Burton supporting. Dennis and Segal shine as the young couple. director Mike Nichols praised for debut. the film defies self censorship codes and faces Shurlock's seal denial overridden by company presidents.
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Hollywood
Edward Albee
Virginia Woolf
Hollywood Pantages
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Sandy Dennis
George Segal
Ernest Lehman
Mike Nichols
Orson Welles
Geoffrey Shurlock
Okana an tlle Simes Enterprine MEMBER ASSOCIATES PRESS
Community notice from the Times Enterprise Co. Thomasville Georgia announcing copyright and republication rights for dispatches and local news. It lists mailing address and contact details, subscription options, and tax notes.
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Associates Press
Sunda
Times Enterprise Co
Irc
Thomansville
P. O
Madison St
Thomasville
U S Citizens Seek Relaxation Amid Economic Tension
New York AP reports Americans weary from weeks on the financial tightrope seek rest as travel and recreation industries forecast a busy summer. Officials debate taxes, interest rates, Viet Nam spending, and wage growth while Johnson urges spending restraint to avoid inflation.
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New York
Johnson
Charles de Gaulles
Paris
Moscow
Europe
United States
Skeptic challenges belief in orderly God and Bible claim
A professional skeptic argues that God and scripture fit natural law, comparing faith to orderly fields like law and medicine. He insists the universe is not random and cites Psalm and Gospel phrases, concluding the unbelief claim is weak and illogical.
European self delusion questioned by Hoff and Galbraith
John Chamberlain reviews criticism of U S Asia policy and European support. Ole Jacob Hoff argues Europeans share material aims with Americans, admire American freedom, and resist leftist trends. Hoff praises private enterprise solving urban planning in Hartford and Detroit while noting European self delusion and American optimism.
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India
John Kenneth Galbraith
Dean Rusk
Professor Galbraith
Vietnam
Galbraith
U. S
Oslo
Zurich
Bordeaux
Europe
Ole-Jacob Hoff
America
Ole Jacob Hoff
Mr. Hoff
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Hartford
Connecticut
Detroit
Cambridge
Mass
Hoff
Bailiwick
25 Years Ago Reds Faced Barbarossa Invasion Start
Berlin reports 25 years after Nazi Germany launched Operation Barbarossa the invasion of the Soviet Union begun at 3:15 a.m. with three million troops, tanks, guns and planes. Molotov received the German envoy in the Kremlin to deliver the declaration. The front moved toward Moscow as German forces advanced, battles raged, and the Soviet counteroffensive began later that year.
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Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
Stalin
Russia
Adolf Hitler
Molotov
Count Friedrich von der Schulenberg
Kremlin
Moscow
Reich
Thefuehrer
Wehrmacht
Franz Halder
Hitler
Rostov
Pearl Harbor
Georgi Zhukov
Stalingrad
Red Army
Berlin
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