Panel debates Viet Nam policy as war powers face review
Editorials note that 18 months after endorsing all necessary measures to repel aggression in South Vietnam Congress debates the wisdom of a larger U.S. commitment. President Johnson defends actions as supported by a 1964 resolution while Gore argues lawmakers seek public input. Senate and House votes backed the resolution 88 to 2 and 414 to 0 respectively. Morse Gruening oppose, Fullbright regrets role.
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Florida
Mississippi
Georgia
Lingwood Helton
Virginia
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Jackson Betts
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Supreme Court
Republican gains seen in November elections
Fulton Lewis reports wide GOP gains across the nation in recent elections. North and South districts show notable Republican advances, with victories from California to Virginia. Analysts note strong GOP performances in Ohio and the South, plus mayoral wins in Louisville and New Britain.
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Nia
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John Lindsay
Slecieqd
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Philadelphia
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Ohio
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Akron
New Britain
Waterbury
Stamford
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Louisville
Lyndon Johnson
Daily Crossword Puzzle and KING FEATURE
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Texas maps order set to ship 800000 copies
Austin AP reports the Texas Highway Department is filling its largest single order for official state highway maps. About 800,000 copies will be distributed soon, following a prior year order of 606,000 maps.
No Tipsy Kids For Ol Henry
A reader comments on a Harvard professor's idea to teach elementary students to drink. He mocks the plan, doubts its practicality, and warns of dangerous outcomes from early exposure, citing George Washington and school routines. He ridicules shifting milk to cocktails and questions feasibility in mornings.
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Not Ashamed of the Gospel Verse Romans 3 15
A Bible verse declares the gospel of Christ as the power of God unto salvation for all who believe to the Jew first and also to the Greek. Romans 3 15
Lone spy could wreck anti-missile system, says Army
Washington column reports alarm among officers over a single spy breaking the Nike-X defense plan. It notes the $20 billion system hinges on top secret computer data and warns of possible leaks damaging U S security. The piece also accuses Sen Tom Dodd of profiting from anti-Communist lectures and details Miami rackets linked to officials and gangsters.
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Baytown Sun masthead and publishing notes
The Baytown Sun lists editors and managers including Fred Hartman James Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Jackson Bill Hartman Ann Pritche The publisher editor in chief and general manager are named. The paper operates from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with afternoon and Sunday editions and standard carrier and mail rates.
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James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ann B. Pritche
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
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Quiz of Curious Facts From a Daily Notebook
A mixed page offers quick trivia questions on topics from monkeys to Crusading Knights and hair width, plus a feature on 1942 Singapore fall and a biographical note on Galileo Galilei. It notes his pendulum discovery and telescope observations and hints at his university career and conflict with the Church.
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Pisa
Italy
Padua
Florence
Life May Be A Yawn Yet Sleep Problems And More
New York AP column notes 13 million Americans struggle to sleep at night with about six million using sleeping pills. Half employed married women work out of financial necessity yet prefer work to home life. Air Force mulls zinc in combat rations to speed wound healing. Auto accidents cost $195 per family. 25-year tolls include 905,564 deaths and $139 billion in losses. Includes smog, poverty by families with many children, octopus blood pressure research, plastic in cars, oxygen therapy for stroke, Delmonico’s 1834 menu and prices, plus a quip about paying the fiddler.
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Hal Boyle
New York
U.S. Air Force
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Manhattan
John Barryvmere
Delmonico's
America
Songwriting Gl Honors Fallen Friends in Ballad of the Green Berets
Barr earns royalties from a Vietnam era tribute song about U S Army Special Forces. Sadler, a Carlsbad native and veteran, funds a children’s foundation with part of the royalties while supporting his family on Army pay. The ballad praises Fort Bragg trained Green Berets and has sold over 100,000 copies.
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Viet Nam
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Carlsbad
Special Forces
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John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center
Ten Sadler
Turkish Coffee Favorite Drink in Athens
In Athens Turkish coffee remains the preferred beverage despite rising competition from American and Italian espressos. Athenians drink about two million cups daily, while a separate note mentions a presidential signature converting a bill into law.
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Athens
Notable births and historical figures listed for today
Central Press notes mark the births of Galileo era figures and moderns, including Susan B Anthony and Harol Arlen. It lists Cesar Romero and Matthew Josephson among others born on this day, and recalls Mathew Henry saying talking not kinging leads to heaven. A trivia query follows describing items about ammunition carriers, Templars, a 148 inch measurement, a 10th century king, and an Indian brigand.
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Susan B. Anthony
Matthew Josephson
Cesar Romero
Harold Arlen
Knights Templars
Knights Hospitalers
France
Know Your Bridge From B Jay Becker Test of Play
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