Decisions Must Be Made President Johnson Faces Momentous Choices
President Johnson will soon confront critical decisions on Vietnam and NATO. A change in tactics could win in Vietnam but risks widening the war and triggering broader conflict. Domestic issues including labor unrest and civil rights loom large as he weighs honor against consequences.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
U. S
Moscow
Pekin
Southeast Asia
NATO
DeGaulle
Editorial Briefs Praise for October Weather and Coach Justice
The piece notes unusual October to December warmth in Iowa. It argues self rule requires civilized powers to guide leadership in places like the Congo and critiques colonial legacies. It lauds Trojan coach Howard Justice as a Coach of the Year finalist, praising his coaching and character.
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Iowa
Congo
Britain
Trojan
Howard Justice
Urges marking of boundary between Israel and Syria
United Nations notes Syria and Israel blame each other for Nov 13 14 border clashes and urges frontier demarcation. Lord Caradan calls for restoring the Israel Syria mixed armistice commission to prevent future violence as Gen Odd Bull reports heavy fire after a single shot from Syria toward an Israeli armoured carrier on a road Syria says intrudes into its territory.
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United Nations, N.Y
Syria
Israel
Britain
Lord Caradan
Caradan
Hugh Foot
U.N. Security Council
Israel- Syria
Odd Bull
Norway
U.N
Truce Supervision Organization For Palestine
U.S. gold stock falls in October amid mixed monthly shifts
The Federal Reserve reports October gold stock down 37 million dollars while year to date moves include a 70 million decline in June and a 177 million rise in April. The note about not drinking while driving appears among the text.
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Washington
Federal Reserve System
U.S
Atlantic News-Telegraph editorial information and rates
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication details and subscription rates. It notes evenings publication except Sunday, staff and affiliations, and postal information along with various price structures for subscriptions in Atlantic Cass County and wider regions.
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Atlantic
Mexican President Diaz Ordaz mirrors LBJ style in calm revolution
Jack Anderson notes Diaz Ordaz inherits Mexico's evolving middle class, aims for a modern society with irrigation and land reform, and seeks unity under the PRI. He is portrayed as a homespun leader connecting with crowds, tolerating factions, and maintaining close ties with the United States.
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Jack Anderson
Mexico
Diaz Ordaz
Mexico City
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Manana
LBJ
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Party of Revolutionary Institutions
P.R.I
Pree
P.rj
Lyndon B. Johnsson
Pr.i
No Pla
Jose Len Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Torres
U.S
Porfirio Diaz
Ica
United States
Wild contract bid yields two grand slams in bridge match
In a 1947 Minocqua board a match hand saw South reach seven spades after a capital lead, scoring 2 210 points while a second table doubled seven clubs to 2 330 points. The North-South team benefited 4 540 points in the team championship.
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Minocqua
Wisc
South
West
North
East
Hearts
Ee Syndicate, Inc
Red China seeks UN seat as General Assembly opens
The United Nations General Assembly begins its 15 week session amid debates over Communist China's role as a nuclear power and its bid for a seat in the assembly and the Security Council. Britain and France back seating. U Thant cites the need for Chinese representation. Malawi Malta and Zambia are expected to gain immediate membership.
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United Nations
U.S
China
U.N
Red China
U Thant
Britain
France
Peking
United States
Malwal
Nyasaland
Malta
Zambia
Northern Rhodesia
Farm editors elect leaders and editor of the year
The Newspaper Farm Editors of America reelected Glenn Cunningham of the Des Moines Register and Tribune as secretary. Bill Durham of the Houston Post named newspaper farm editor of the year and Ierb Karner of the Tulsa World chosen president at the Sunday meeting.
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Chicago
Farm Editors of America
Glenn Cunningham
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Bill Durham
The
Houstor Post
Ierb Karner
Tulsa World
Hospital Dedication and Patient Recovery Insights
A 1964 King Features column extols hospitals as both hotels and medical hubs. It highlights dedicated staff, behind the scenes workers, and the need for patient understanding to support recovery. It advises to seek individual medical advice from one’s own doctor.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A reflection on late autumn and winter fading color in nature. The speaker notes bare landscapes, dormant wildlife, and endurance of evergreens, contrasting past spring and summer abundance with a cold season’s sterner beauty. The verse closes with a note about a 1964 service credit.
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Walnut S
Cass
Canada
Whitney Loan
FDIC
Eddie Rickenbecker
Drew Pearson
Ordaz
Bell-McClure Syndicate
National Safety Council
Advertising Council
B. Jay Becker
FAMSO
Countries
Cambodia
Indonesia
Mali
Brazzaville
Guinea
Albania
Cunningham
Nancy
Burns
Lawrence P. Burns
Batisty Werehouseman
Lewe
Smiley Transfer & Storage Co
East Commerce Street
Charles B. Miller
Dr. Coleman
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
George Matthew Adams
South America
Colombia
Norte de Samander
Venezuela
Tachira State
seVista Place
Falrown
Camblin
Lawrence P. Byrne
Smiley Transfer and Storage Co
E. Commerce
S&t
Atlantic, Ia
Mary
R. Wayne Flick
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