Times vows Supreme Court fight over Pentagon study publication
The New York Times pledges to pursue vindication up to the Supreme Court after a court barred further publication of excerpts from a secret Pentagon study on the Vietnam war. The piece argues the press must reveal government processes, despite fears of national security and political repercussions.
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The
New York Times
Supreme Court
Pentagon
the Times
U.S
United States
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Times
James Reston
Defense
Robert McNamara
Truman
Nixon
National Defense and Security
Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Cereal makers regain breakfast prominence after fortification shift
After Robert Choate's Senate testimony accusing cereals of being boxes of empty calories, shoppers largely returned to Kellogg Post and General Mills favorites within two months. Fortified brands gained in some markets, with Jewel and Giant reporting 12 to 20 percent new business, while FTC probes continue.
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G. David Wallace
Washington
Robert Choate
Senate
Kellogg, Post
General Mills
A&p
Chicago
Jewel Food
Giant Food
Choate
Cereal Institute
Kellogg's
Modera Wins Out In Striped Suit Decision
East Brunswick columnist Bob Haring describes choosing a striped suit after resisting fashion shifts. The narrator recalls past coats and the shop clerk's persuasion as he finally buys a small striped suit, hoping the change signals no deeper personality shift.
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Bob Haring
Associated Press
East Brunswick
N.J
Belvedere Hotel to Become Student Dormitory in Baltimore
Dr. Millard G. Roberts signs a 10 year lease with Gotham Hotels Ltd to convert the Belvedere Hotel into a dormitory. The downtown landmark will house 680 students for the Baltimore Institute.
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Baltimore
Belvedere Hotel
Millard G. Roberts
The
Baltimore Institute
Gotham Hotels Ltd
New York
Hal Boyle Society Is Unhealthy
A New York AP column surveys diet and health trends noting overfed but undernourished Americans. It cites 10 percent anemic and 25 percent overweight, with 10 to 20 percent of calories from alcohol among drinkers and aging concerns.
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New York
Oliver Wendell Holmés
U.S. Census Bureau
Readers praise Bemidji community service and events
A reader commends The Child Development Nursery School run by Mrs Hind for its beneficial early education and caring staff. Other letters praise BSC Walnut Hall luncheon organizers Mr and Mrs Bernard Williams and the city’s hospitality, with thanks to volunteers and local photo contributor Dexter.
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Bemidji
Dalton Berringer Bemidji
BSC Walnut Hall
Bernard Williams
Jerry Moen
Thanks from firemen wives at state convention
Bemidji Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary thanks Bemidji merchants for door prizes used at a bingo party and a luncheon show at the VFW Club for 500 visiting firemen and wives. Special praise to O'Meara's models and to Lorraine Dysard and the Sweet Adelines for entertaining guests.
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Bemidji Volunteer Fire Department
Bemidji
VFW Club
O’meara
Lorraine Dysard
Adelines
Calendar of Events Tuesday Meetings and Activities
Bridge club dinner and bridge at Elks on Tuesday evening. Union No 563 meets Tuesday night. AA and Al Anon gather in Methodist lounge. Beltrami seniors hold business meeting. Episcopal Women meet Wednesday afternoon. Ladies Division hold luncheon and bridge on Wednesday. Golfers tee off Wednesday with lessons and blind partner tourney. Community Bake Sale Friday and Saturday for Sandra Shepherd at St Luke’s Fargo.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon Family Group
United Methodist
Beltrami County Council
Northland Apts
St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church
C.L. Stapleton
Virgil Reuter
Whiffs
J.C. Penney
Group of Friends
Sandra Shepherd
St. Luke’s Hospital
Fargo
Russian pupils trade concern over clothes with American style shock
Russian schoolchildren sent photos to Mrs. George Konstantinov in Winston Salem. They worry about poor Russian youths as the government funds a good school for her children but neglects others. They collect orphans? They cannot send rubles. they ask if help can come as shoes or clothing. Mrs Konstantinov replies with American style.
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Winston-Salem, N.C
United States
George Konstantinov
Winston- Salem
Russia
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Editorial
NEA
Archie
Beltrami
Pioneer Publishing Co
George H. Williams
Free Press
W. L
Bill’ Reeves
Ken Curley
the YatIlon
Minn
and Post
Kellogg
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Lyndon N Baines AM
Modera
Hal Boyle
Lewis Mumford
Arthur Wynne
Thomas A. Edison
Beethoven
Dryden
Milton
Pope
Heine
Dexter
Bagley
Selmer Dahls
Duplicate Bridge Club
Elks Club
E. Ashley
Construction and General Labor Union No. 563
Carpenter Hall
Columbia Pictures
Charles H. Schneer
Peppard
Macy
Ian
20Th Century Fox
Marvin Schwartz
de Luxe
Bemiay
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