Editorials-Features Better Draft Law A Must
The editorial argues current draft inequities persist despite reforms and endorses Johnson’s proposed changes. It supports prioritizing 19-year-olds, tighter college deferments, fewer draft boards, and a uniform selection process or lottery to move toward equal service. It cites the core aim that in a land of equals men are selected as equals to serve.
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Johnson
Congress
National Advisory Commission On
Selective Service
Not An Easy Life Lawmakers push cadaver donation bill in Ohio
A proposed 4 bill in the Ohio Legislature would allow individuals to will their bodies or parts to medical science. Present law gives next of kin control over remains. Medical schools and transplant doctors back the measure while the Ohio Funeral Directors Association opposes it to preserve traditional funeral practices.
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Ohio
Ohio Funeral Directors Association
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature ACROSS
Puzzle clues present with a mix of synonyms and wordplay terms. Across entries include large timber automobile unruly child prevarication chest rattle disencumbers table scrap wild ox of Celebes of no account game warden natural fat lance chausess segment scatter hay rant statian stream abstract being appendage pallid prayer ending malt brews decisive trial paws Turkish dignitary opera by Verdi disorder satiates ventilate new treads on ures
Advertising staff and management names listed
A fragmented OCR list shows names such as Che Paytomn Sun Bill Hartman John Wadley Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman Ann B. Pritchett and department roles including Advertising Department Don Chandler and Dwight Moody with titles like Retail Manager National Manager.
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Bill Hartman
John Wadley
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Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Advertising Department
Don Chandler
Feelers Phrased Wrong or Not Aimed at Peace
Henry McLemore argues Hanoi rejects peace offers not for terms but for the form of talks. He suggests flexible meetings without formal tables, even in swimming pools, beach settings, or mid-battle venues to spur dialogue and end the war.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Hanoi
U.S
Vietnam
Washington
North Vietnam
Dean Rusk
Johnson
U Thant
Ho Chi Minh
United States
America
Heir to Fortunes Says He Expected Inheritance
AP reports A B Wharton, 49, of Texas, inheriting Electra Waggoner’s estate worth about 45 million dollars, including the Waggoner ranch and oil holdings in North Texas. The Vernon District Court named him sole legal heir, triggering possible challenges from relatives. Wharton, a University of the Americas student in Mexico City, plans to finish his studies and remains unmarried. The family holdings span 73 years of Texas ranching and oil.
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Mexico City
A. B
Bucky
Wharton
Texas
Waggoner
Opinionated Hats and Sun Shade Preferences
By Walter C. Parkes, the piece notes people care about others' opinions. It adds a light remark that two women will wear large hats this summer since they provide better sun shade than small hats.
Keep Smiling and Wonder What Deviltry Is Afoot
Advice on married life and parenting humor notes couples learning to raise a child. The quip playfully suggests spouses may notice mischief while new parents guide their infant through milestones and growing independence.
Dodd Law Practice Scrutiny Eyed by Senate Ethics Panel
Washington report details how Senator Tom Dodd used influence to aid clients, including a San Francisco apartment project and a Stamford liquor distributor, plus loan help for Nielsen auto firm and other legal matters. The piece notes ethics committee reluctance and includes quotes and correspondence about the alleged legal engagements.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Tom Dodd
Dodd
Congress
U.S
Connecticut
Ethics ’Committee
Interior
Stewart Udall
Tom Frouge
San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Frouge
Pat Brown
California
Johnny Barton, Inc
Stamford, Conn
Senate
Ea Sullivan
Henry Hartford
Conn
A S Nielsen
Ford
Hartford
Nielsen
Gersten
Butler
Charles Gersten
Sen
Hartford National Bank
Dold
T. J. Shanahan
New York City
Federation, Bank and Trust Co
Grand Union’ Co- Grand Union
Earl R. Silvers Jr
Shanahan
Washington St
Sen. Dodd
Earl Silvers
Meade Alcorn
Alcorn
Doctor's Mailbag: Pleural Pleurisy Causes and Care
In this column Dr Wayne Brandstadt explains pleurisy types dry or wet caused by infection from bronchitis pneumonia tuberculosis rheumatic fever or tumor Strapping the chest may relieve pain while treating the underlying cause Antibiotics or other measures are used A reader asks about residual pleural fluid after lung surgery and receives guidance on absorption or drainage If liver cancer is suspected anticancer drugs via liver artery may ease symptoms and extend life Readers are invited to submit questions for future columns.
Fall migrating birds head south from North America
The article notes that each fall over twenty species of small land birds migrate southward from Canada and the United States. It also highlights Bob Feller’s standout major league career with the Cleveland Indians, including twelve one hit games.
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Canada
United States
The
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Quiz Q and A on explorers and oceans in brief
A quick quiz reveals Sir Walter Raleigh wrote a world history while jailed in the Tower of London. Mercury is the only metal liquid at room temperature. The Arctic tern covers about 22,000 miles yearly. Caviar derives from the Atlantic sturgeon, with the average female producing over 1 percent of a million eggs.
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Tower of London
Sir Walter Raleigh
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Johnson Shifts Public Face While Private Tone Remains
President Johnson has altered his public demeanor since taking office, dialing back flamboyance and using quicker, untelevised news conferences. Privately, he has long pursued a steadier, quieter approach, defending Vietnam policy while critics spoke for him.
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Washington
Johnson
Dwight D Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N-C
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
John F. Kennedy
Litte
Manila
Texas
Bridge analysis reveals South's three heart contract wins
Oswald and James Jacoby dissect a bridge hand where South claims a simple three heart contract while East and West misdefend. The narrative traces bidding missteps, expert block by West, and a club finesse misread that leaves South thriving on card counting and timing.
Bridge bidding puzzle asks for note on two clubs response
In the given auction West North East South 1 Pass La Pass 2% .Pass 2 You hold 4FRO943 WA52 010 MQTE respond to partner by bidding three no trump with all suits stopped and 23 points. Instead of rebidding two diamonds, partner bids two clubs. determine the best action.
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East
Gare
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