AP War Correspondent Discusses Viet Nam Coverage
AP war writer Peter Arnett, in Columbus at the Ohio AP Society meeting, says Viet Cong body counts are largely guesses except for bodies in the open. He defends U S involvement, argues escalation could draw Red China in, and notes AP's substantial Viet Nam coverage costs and risks to reporters.
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Cong Tell
Associated Press Society of Ohio
Columbus
Peter Arnett
Viet Nam
Arnett
War Coverage Sparks AP Reply On Press Experience
The Associated Press rebuts charges that reporters in Viet Nam are inexperienced and delivering distorted facts. Wes Gallagher says wartime press faces scrutiny and must report harsh truths. He cites evolving government critique and public reaction to controversial coverage as natural aspects of conflict reporting. The AP notes reporters’ ages range 24 to 61 with diverse experience.
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Viet Nam
Associated Press
Washington
State Department
White House
Wes Gallagher
Daily Reporter page four 1966 Dover ad rates
The Daily Reporter page four lists subscription prices for various durations and delivery areas in Ohio. Rates vary by rural route and county, with month and year options and separate pricing for same-day delivery and out-of-county subscriptions.
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Dover
Mawee Ford Journal Co
Tuscarawas
Caeroll
Coshocton
Guernsey
Harrison
Holmes
Stark
Ohio
Congress Faces Long, Hot Summer
The piece argues Vietnam war coverage defies simple wins and losses as front lines blur. Reporters balance conflicting claims amid daily body counts, grey areas, and political pressure. It contends journalism serves democracy by reporting complex truth rather than rosy or grim headlines.
Guardianship by major powers in world’s small states
A 1966 analysis contrasts South Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic to show how small nations seek guardian nations. It cites UN observers for Viet Nam elections, Dominican democracy as an inter‑American model, and calls for neutral UN supervision to ensure fair elections while warning Congo’s tragedy shows limits of rushed peacekeeping.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Washington
Dominican Republic
U.N
United Nations
Organization of American States
Inter - American
United States
State Department
Dominican
South
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
U.N. Commission
Arthur Goldberg
Johnson
Goldberg
Congo
Portraits of Late-Night Work Haunting the Mind
A reflective verse describes the toll of long hours on mental activity and sleep. The speaker laments endless thoughts racing despite midnight quiet and sleeping pills, urging pacing to prevent overwhelming worry and sleepless nights.
Multer at Center of House Ethics Inquiry and Banking Ties
Washington column by Jack Anderson discusses House Ethics potential, focusing on Rep. Abraham Multer of New York. It alleges Multer promoted banking interests, pressured the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, profited from Florida land deals, backed a Bahamas bank, and supported liquor interests, prompting questions about ethics.
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Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
House
John McCormack
McCormack
Dodd
Joe Resnick
Nune
Jim Boyd
House Public Works Committee
Senate
House Ethics Committee
Abraham Multer
D-N.y
Brooklyn
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Multer
Park Central Savings and Loan Co
Joseph McMurray
Banking Committee
McMurray
Savings and Loan Company
New York
Mutter
Alaska
California
Harlem
Adam Clayton Powell
Colummn
Florida
Banking and Currency Committee
Milton A. Seymour
Bahamas
Guarantee Trust Co
Switzerland
Gene San Soucie
Ohio
Teamster Union
Honeymoon Isle
Hugh Achincloss
R-Nul
Congress
I Q How To Score Based On 100 Questions
A short quiz list presents ten scored items rated by daily performance. Questions cover currency weight units, geometric edges, wordplay with bird names, fraction conversion, tarantula versus tarantella, river geography, elephant trivia, early U S postal leadership, karat purity of gold, and Arizona capitals.
Congress Addresses With Congress in Session
The Daily Reporter lists lawmakers representing readers in Washington. Names include Sen Stephen M Young and Sen Frank J Lausche both Democrats with office rooms in Capitol, Rep at large Robert E Sweeney Democrat in Longworth, Rep Frank T Bow Republican in Rayburn, Rep Wayne J Hays Democrat in Rayburn, and Rep John Ashbrook Republican in Cannon Building.
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Congress
Daily Reporter
Washington
Stephen M. Young
Senate
D. C
Frank J. Lausche
New Senate
Robert E. Sweeney
Longworth
Frank T. Bow
Rayburn House
Wayne J. Hays
John Ashbrook
Cannon House
Washington, D.C
Strike at Evans Brick Co. in Midvale settled
The Evans Brick Co plant idled since April 1 is back to work after a labor dispute was settled. In Dover, Mrs Gust Wherley and her daughter Marlene traveled to Miami for a two week vacation. Maj Alvin E Weber from Ft Clayton visited relatives in Dover. St Josephs High had 19 graduates with Mary Alice Weigand as valedictorian. St Lukes School of Nursing Cleveland graduated Annabelle Lieser Jo Ann Wills and June Hodel. Pattivia Weaver of Dover joined 200 students from U S Canada and Mexico showing dress design in Chicago.
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Evans Brick Co
Midvale
Gust Wherley
Dover
Marlene
Cleveland
Miami
Alvin E. Weber
Ft. Clayton
Canal Zone
St. Joseph’s High
Mary Alice Weigand
Vincent Pace
Annabelle Lieser
Jo Ann Wills
June Hodel
St. Luke’s School of Nursing
Pattivia Weaver
U.S
Canada
Mexico
Chicago Academy of Fine Arts
Dorothy Harrison
Pittsburgh
Cara Knapp
Norwalk
Florence Toomey
Harold Hussman
Georgia's Primary in Spotlight and Political Shifts
Georgia’s developing political picture draws national interest as Herman Talmadge weighs a run for governor after Ernest Vandiver withdraws due to heart trouble. The state debates whether Talmadge stays in Washington or returns to Georgia amid warnings from textile leaders and Republican Bo Callaway’s rise, with Arnall a potential Democratic nominee. The piece blends election intrigue with regional anecdotes and international context.
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Georgia
Herman Talmadge
Angina
Ernest Vandiver
Washington
Sen. Talmadge
Ellis Arnall
Talmadge
Massachusetts
Dartmouth College
New
Goldwater
Congress
Hills Arnall
Sen
Bible Thoughts On God Near to All Who Call In Truth
An excerpt reflecting on Psalm 145 48 and the space age reminding readers that God the creator of the galaxies is near and accessible to all who call upon Him in spirit. The passage emphasizes faith amid cosmic vastness and spiritual reach.
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God
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