Warren Report superior to 1866 Lincoln inquiry
Washington Bureaus reporter compares the Warren Commission's findings with the Boutwell inquiry into Jefferson Davis and Lincoln's assassination. He argues the Warren report was more thorough and grounded, while the 1866 probe relied on sensationalism and weak testimony.
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Life Endorses Lyndon Johnson for President
Life Magazine endorsed Lyndon B. Johnson for president in its Sunday issue, the first Democrat backed since 1944. The editors called Barry Goldwater unpersuasive on domestic and foreign issues and said he dominates the campaign as the central issue.
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Timely Quotes on Car Safety and Trust
A diverse collection of quotes criticizes automobile safety and affirms trust in people. State Sen Edward Speno of New York advocates safer driving, while Britain’s Northcote Parkinson emphasizes the value of trusting others as an economical approach.
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Czech View of U S Through Its Press Excerpts
Prague reports translate Czech press views on the United States. Banik’s parachute invention linked to the U S Air Force. Czech-Americans face stigma at home. Marecek returns to Slovakia voicing hopes for better hotels and facilities. election and disarmament notes anticipate Johnson and multilateral nuclear force.
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Prague Briefs: UAR at Geneva and Vietnam News
Reports note UAR proposals at Geneva delaying multilateral force pending expert report. Congo and Vietnam updates say Khanh relinquished South Vietnamese presidency under student pressure amid rising anti American sentiment. UC Berkeley economist Galenson lectured in Prague. Prague cinema shows Roman Holiday and Some Like It Hot.
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Kootenay Cougar Given New Tooth
In Castlegar British Columbia Herman the Kootenay cougar regained a tooth after a two hour operation by two dentists on Sunday. The animal now can smile for movie cameras without embarrassment.
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Jesuit Leader Father Janssens Dies in Vatican City
Father Jean Baptiste Janssens 74 Belgian born superior general of the Jesuit order died in Vatican City on Monday. He led the Society of Jesus and served as its top official during decades of church service.
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Mountain Park Zoo Star Undergoes Dental Surgery
Herman the mountain park zoo star and Canadian TV actor from the Littlest Hobo was put under sodium pentothal and other anesthetics for dental work. Dentists removed an infected tooth and capped a damaged canine on the creature.
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