Polls show public desire for change in national leadership
Congressman Earl Wilson reports 44 polls surveying nearly four million Americans. Major findings show 73 percent disapprove of U S foreign policy under Johnson, 53.9 percent oppose increased trade with the communists, and 51 percent favor civil rights progress while 30 percent back a proposed aged medical care plan.
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Light Bulbs and Air Cover Cost in White House Tale
The question of the week asks how many light bulbs President Johnson must switch off at the White House to fund a 12 jet Air Force escort for Lynda Bird Johnson's return from Hawaii, amid a fight over a requested $25,000 extra for the Executive Mansion.
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Byrd’s Virginia Fief Looks To 1964 Presidential Endorsement
In Richmond the Virginia Democratic convention may hint whether Sen. Harry F Byrd will back President Johnson in November. Byrd keeps his position on the race private, depending on Johnson’s nomination, while Republicans hope a Byrd endorsement could influence Virginia’s 12 electoral votes.
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Witness Reynolds May Be First Called In Baker Probe
Former insurance broker Don Reynolds testified before the Senate Rules committee about kickbacks from a $200,000 life policy sale to Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson. He said $1,200 went to advertising time for LBJ’s company station in Austin and that Baker encouraged buying an expensive store set for Johnson. The House GOP ad hoc panel aims to reopen the Baker investigation, with a later witness list and procedures to be set after Congress reconvenes.
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Baby's college fund and E bonds as growth picks
An exchange on funding a child’s college education discusses using Series E bonds for fixed interest and U S National Bank of Oregon deposits for higher growth. It notes bonds are not tax exempt and weighs long term growth versus near term gains.
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Mexico’s election debate and Diaz Ordaz era tone
The piece discusses Mexico’s managed economy, the PRI dominance under Diaz Ordaz, and the civic pressure to vote. It describes political culture, term limits, and the omnipresent election campaign imagery, with distant references to revolutions and national identity. It includes maritime rescue anecdotes unrelated to the main topic.
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Nixon Arrives At Convention Almost Unnoticed
Richard M. Nixon and Pat Nixon arrived in San Francisco to attend the Republican National Convention greeted by a small group of reporters and well-wishers. They stayed at the St Francis Hotel and Nixon said he would introduce the nominee and campaign actively. He ruled out a presidential bid this term.
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Case of Harriet R. Woman seeks pregnancy help from Dr Crane Mellor
In a 1930s style column a doctor discusses pregnancy, tense wives, and nonorganic infertility. Harriet R aged 129 seeks help after medical checks show no organic barrier. The piece promotes adopting a baby, timing concepts, and an alkaline vaginal douche as remedies, noting Harriet later becomes pregnant in three months.
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Funds Change Authority Given To Hughes
Indiana funds authorities expand as Governor Welsh and State Auditor Gardner authorize a $5 million transfer by State Treasurer Hughes. Hughes absent. deputy Owen hospitalized. Board also reinvests funds in Treasury notes and approves four postwar revolving loans for floods and city planning in Lawrenceburg Jasper Aurora and Richmond.
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De Gaulle views arms in Bastille Day parade
Paris parade celebrates Bastille Day with 150000 spectators as Charles de Gaulle reviews nuclear age weaponry including French made missiles and jets. Premier Pompidou attends with African union delegates while a UPI report notes few items are American made. Hollywood census notes 125000 film theatres in 1950 with 12 million seats.
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Foltlore Reflections on Freedom Faith and Friendship
A fragmentary column by William Wade Foltlore compiles quotations on art freedom and society. Notable lines include John Conly on minstrels and renewal, D H Lawrence on true freedom, anonymous thoughts on friendship, and Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy’s remark about a future home for dinner, reflecting midcentury cultural musings.
Arthritis label sparks health debate by Dr Brady
Dr Brady denounces calling chronic joint disability arthritis and argues most cases are rheumatism with degeneration. He cites 60 varieties claimed by advocates, links to Osler’s views, and urges lay readers to seek accurate pathology rather than costly remedies. He invites letters to be answered with stamped envelopes.
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Wiliam Bray
el Camino
Beverly Hills
King Hussein Invited To Visit Pakistan
King Hussein of Jordan has been invited to pay a ten day visit to Pakistan starting in October. The invitation was extended as relations between the two countries are described as cordial and constructive.
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The Shepherd and the Promise of a Diligent Life
A devotional exhortation urges men to define a clear life goal and pursue it with hard work and conscience. It contrasts mere living or enjoying oneself with building an exemplary life through determined effort and steady purpose.
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