Causes Behind War In Mideast and U.S. Policy Debate
The piece argues the Mideast war stems from a power struggle tied to Egypt’s Nasser and Soviet backing, not religion. It warns that Soviet aims in the region threaten Western interests, with Aden and the Suez Canal central to geopolitics and possible trade deals offered to the U.S. to resolve the crisis.
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Suez Canal
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State Department
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France
United States
John Chambe rlain Has Dodd Been Treated Fairly
A critical column questions if Senator Tom Dodd faced fair treatment amid pressure over fund-raising practices. It argues his anti-Communist record and Middle East crisis influenced scrutiny, while noting staffers defend his integrity and warn against judging him too harshly for accounting lapses.
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Tom Dodd
U.S. Senate
Dodd
Capitol Hill
Senate
Nasser
Soviet Union
Middle East
Laos
Congo
Tab “Redeemer” Nkrumah
Ghana
Jeddi Jagan
British Guiana
Moscow
Khrushchev
Two Mistakes That Weren't Criticized Letter to the Editor
The writer rebukes Paul Moffitt and cites Marguerite Higgins on Vietnam politics. He argues 1956 North South elections were impossible due to Ho Chi Minh’s crackdown and Communist dominance, predicting a farcical outcome even in the South under UN and Western scrutiny.
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Vietnam
Paul F. Moffitt
Citizen
Marguerite Higgins
Ho Chi Minh
North
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
South
State Department
Diem
Johnson
Los Angeles
Richard Phillips
China
New York Times
Mr. Moffitt
New School Needed to Aid City Growth in Tucson
The city has rapidly improved over 16 months with new buildings gas lighting and a telephonic system but lacks a proper school facility. The current building on a busy street is noisy unattractive and poorly planned, hindering growth and property values. A new school is argued as crucial and financially beneficial, outweighing the contested new court house.
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Tucson
Meany’s Heir Rumored as New National Labor Chief
Victor Riesel reports that Paul Hall of the Seafarers International Union is tipped as a likely successor to George Meany as AFL-CIO national labor chief. The piece outlines Meany’s past maneuvers, Hall’s unionizing drive, and the internal power dynamics shaping labor leadership in 1967.
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Paul Hall
The
Seafarers International Union
Meany
Seafarer
Reuther
Victor Reuther
Afl-Cio
Auto Union
Reuthers
Jack Livingston
Hall
Los Angeles
Television News Mixes War Headlines With Ads
A satirical look blends Middle East crisis headlines with consumer ads and discounted appliances. The mock broadcast cites Nasser threats, U.S. diplomacy, and a French role, then shifts to crash dieting pitches and local classifieds before returning to Moscow.
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