Overseas Civilians Abroad Face Senate Inquiry Over Conduct
The 156000 American civilians overseas with 37 agencies are under scrutiny as the Senate Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights considers charges of over-paternalism. It seeks agency reports on curfews travel communications with Congress free speech local press and other conduct matters as ambassadors of the United States abroad.
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Hard Core Conservatives Poll Hints On GOP Loyalty
A confidential poll by a major pollster forecasts the hard core Conservative share of Republicans. It suggests at most 5.4 million of 27.1 million Goldwater voters remain devoted, with perhaps 2.5 million ready to abandon strict principles if the party moderates. Results could shape 1966 elections and party leadership.
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Microbe farms eyed for protein from petroleum in France
UNESCO reports French and British collaboration on generating protein foods from petroleum fractions. Microorganisms grown in oil-rich environments yield amino acids, offering a potential mass production method to enrich cereal proteins, with a future goal of large scale microbial protein farms at oil refineries.
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The Body's Defenses RES Proof of Immunity System
Recent findings from the Reticuloendothelial Society report the RES or reticuloendothelial system as a key factor in immunity. Phagocytosis by RES cells clears germs from blood while viral infections may slow this defense, influencing susceptibility to infectious disease.
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Dear Abby Says Teen Hates Grandmother Baptism Could Embarrass
A 15 year old girl hates her paternal grandmother living with the family and urges a frank talk with her parents. Abby counsels acknowledging bitterness and addressing it directly. The column also discusses parental embarrassment over a baptism date and awkward social requests.
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Johnson named Newsmaker of the Year for 1964
Lyndon B. Johnson, elected president in 1964, is chosen by AP editors as newsmaker of the year for leading the tax cut and Civil Rights bills through Congress, ending the rail strike, and campaigning from the White House. The year also highlights Khrushchev as foreign affairs newsmaker.
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Hal Boyle Writer Returns to Mail Bag
A collage of quips and reader questions from Hal Boyle’s mail bag column discusses busy housewives versus husbands on work hours, thawing dinners, and imagined windfalls. It includes historical notes on Greek writing, quotable lines from Napoleon and E B White, auto theft rates, and trivia on cows per American.
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Ford Installation Signals GOP Change Amid Power Struggle
Ford as House Republican leader represents a cosmetic shift rather than a policy overhaul. Denver governors repudiated Goldwater exclusivity, while a Jan. 4 ballot pits Ford against Halleck, signaling a clash between veteran control and younger insurgents. Chicago on Jan. 22 may bring Dean Burch’s fate as the party distances from ideology toward pragmatism.
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