Johnson Advocates Staying Course in Vietnam and Southeast Asia
President Johnson argues for a long, detailed war posture in Vietnam and a broader Southeast Asia strategy to stop communist expansion. He warns that failure would unleash chaos and threaten allied independence. The SEA TO meeting highlights criticism of Western impotence and rising communist subversion in Thailand and the Philippines.
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Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
Jean
South Ainee
Direct
L.S
Southeast Asia
Teasun
Sion
Tennessee
Mareh
Asia
Ami
Hlus Wated
Eight Nations
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Thanat Rohman
Thailand
South Vietnnam
Red
Jesus Vargas
Bible Verse Matthew 7 19 20 He Who Does Not Bear Good Fruit
A concise note cites Jesus teaching every tree not bearing good fruit will be cut down and cast into the fire, reflecting a warning from the Gospel of Matthew about judgment and spiritual rigor.
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Matthew Tag
Doctor's Mailbag on Tickling and Curiosities
Reader questions explore tickling as a proactive reflex and its limits. Scientists say self tickling fails to produce strong laughter, with responses varying by mood and social context. The piece notes tickling as a mild pain-like sensation, lists common ticklish areas, and mentions a child’s ticklish onset around age three, all while inviting further inquiries to Dr. Brandstadt for public responses.
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Tre
Veep Targeted for Food Toss gaffes and goodwill plan
Henry McElmore argues vice presidents like Humphrey and Nixon attract food-throwing in foreign tours. He proposes turning this into a global aid effort by inviting hungry crowds to toss edible offerings as a means to feed the needy and showcase service.
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Henry McElmore
New York
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Wixon
Humphrey
Europe
Brussels
Preas
Nixon
India
Pakistan
Egypt
U. S
LSD Less Problem Than Alcoholism
In Los Angeles AP report two psychiatrists told the California Medical Association that LSD and narcotics are far less a national issue than alcoholism. Dr. Keith Ditman of GCLA and Dr. Richard Scott of USC said alcoholism is a far greater social problem, affecting hundreds of times more people.
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Los Angeles
California Medical Association
Keith Ditman
GCLA
Richard Scott
University of Southern California
Former Paris Woman To Head A&M Library
Mrs. Albert Jadot formerly with UNESCO in Paris has been appointed architecture librarian at Texas A&M University. At UNESCO she was major editor of International Guide to Education Documentation.
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College Station, Tex
Albert Jadot
Unesco
Paris
Texas Aem University
Chrysler Income Drops Sharply in First Quarter
Chrysler Corp. reported a sharp fall in net earnings to 18.2 million for the first quarter, from 825 million a year earlier, with earnings at 40 cents a share versus 51 cents in 1956. Worldwide sales totaled 3.3 billion, down from 4.1 billion. Board Chairman Lynn Townsend cited auto safety stigma and recall campaigns as possible buyer deterrents, while noting US auto sales lagged 14 percent from a year ago. Townsend blamed Washington decisions on credit, safety standards, and anti-inflation measures for part of the industry’s woes, but he expected somewhat better industry sales ahead.
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Charles C. Cain
AP Business News
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Lynn Townsend
Townsend
Center Line
Pub
Helty
Chrysler
Washington
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listings from 1950s era
Public notice style fragment lists editorial and management positions at The Baytown Sun Inc. including General Manager and Managing Editor roles, office address at 1301 Memorial Drive, Baytown Texas, and mail subscription rates. It notes publication schedule afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays with a note on distribution and national representation.
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Don Chendler
Dwight Moody Menzger Corrie Laughlin
Secondtown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Baytown
Texan
P.O. Box
Beytown
Cerrier
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Wialber
TED PR
Abocla
Republiceties
Acy News
News of
Quiz on Biblical prophets and ancient lore
A fragment from a quiz listing several questions and answers. Oldest prophet identified as Amos around 760 B.C. Charlemagne sword named La Joyeuse. Aquatic whirligig beetles see with split eyes for above and water. Magna Carta referred to as Great Law in history. Bear cubs birth size noted as about nine inches long and 10 to 12 ounces at birth.
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Banter’s
Weyne G. Brandstadt, M.D
Brendstadt
Genere
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A&m Library
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Mostem
Atipy
Kmart
Texize Fantastik
Kes
Brigga & Stratton
Aurora
Baytown de Mes
Miracle Blend Fabrics
Jess
Mms
Esa PavvCn
Che Baytown Sun
Dartimer
Jona Wadiey
Preston
Beulah Mee Jackson
Poorman
Earltor and Publizer
Secrces
Istant
Ann B
Pritchett
Q—Whzo
Amos
Galas
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