Editorial: A Farm Bureau Fight
The piece argues Congress reviews tax-exempt groups including farm organizations. Rep. Joseph Resnick drives the probe, but no clear tax exemption violations are shown. It notes debates over political uses of profits and non-farming memberships, urging careful scrutiny over hasty accusations.
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Congress
Joseph Resnick
New York
Resnick
Bureau
Navy refits old battleship for Vietnam era Vietnam
The United States plans a 27 million dollar refit of the WWII era battleship USS New Jersey to serve in Vietnam, with a year long shake down cruise. Officials argue the move proves confidence in ongoing war effort though range limits limit impact. It signals continued commitment ahead of next year’s election and possible political messaging.
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United States
New Jersey
Iph
Pacific
Bull” Halsey
Korea
Seventh Fleet
Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
Black market tire thefts exposed as two Chanute youths are captured
Twenty five years ago police announced the arrest of two Chanute youths connected to a local black market ring for stolen motor car tires. Chanute Neosho and Allen county officers nabbed them Monday evening.
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Chanute
Neosho
Allen County
Jean McQuin
Virginia Dunham
Rachael Hague
Johnson Hospital
Galveston
Tex
University of Texas
Guy L. Farrow
Elmer M. Alexander
H. I. Tiegreen
Edgar L. Youngberg
Ernest Pearce
William Beck
Virginia Stanfield
U.S.O
Y.M.C.A
Tulsa
Jesse Olson
R. J. Altoona
Bible Verse Reflection From Romans 11:33
A devotional excerpt highlights the depth of God's riches in wisdom and knowledge. It echoes the idea that His judgments are unsearchable and His ways past finding out, inviting contemplation of divine mystery.
Ivory Coast president hails U S ties and warns on China
President Houphouet-Boigny of the Ivory Coast visits the White House and cites his stance against De Gaulle and China. He warns Africa dangers from Chinese influence and praises U S Vietnam policy while noting African leaders and activists shifting attitudes toward Asia.
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Drew Pearson
Honolulu
Johnson
White House
Felix Houphovet-Boigny
Ivory Coast
George Washington
West Africa
de Gaulle
U.N
United States
Aganst de Gaulle
Houphouet-Boigny
Africa
Paris
France
Red China
Ghana
Nkrumah
Peking
Guinea
Sekou Toure
Moscow
Kondure
John Lewis
SNCC
James Farmer
Core
Stokely Carmichael
Cuba
U. S
Carmichael
Houphouet- Boigny
China
Uganda
Somalia
Harlem
Mao Tse Tung
Vietnam
FBI
The
Communist Party
Impossible weight loss with one daily meal
Dr Molner explains weight gain requires calories eaten exceed those burned. One meal a day can cause fat gain if calories exceed needs. suggests three small meals, notes starches and fats raise calories, and that water and black coffee add no calories.
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Joseph G. Molner
M. D
Dr. Molner
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Dear Dr Mother Advice Column From A Reader
Reader letters cover cast stiffness in a hand, fears of finger rigidity and exercises to restore motion. A 13 year old sleeps with a teddy bear. doctor notes normal attachment and no concern. Nail fungus treatment options and a note on emphysema control through a booklet request are included.
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Dr. Mother
Dear Ann Landers
Wisconsin
EAU Claire Reader
Ann Landers readers share woes and pet faux pas
A 1967 Ann Landers column recounts readers distressed by a substitute who spoke to a poodle during a bridge game and by various petty grievances. Ann defends rational boundaries and offers comedic yet practical responses to marital, domestic, and etiquette questions from Ottawa to Eau Claire and Wisconsin.
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Ann Landers
Madame Lazonga
St'll
Beech Plans $1 Million HQ at Stapleton Denver
Beech Aircraft officials told Denver City Council that a new $1 million headquarters for a five state distributorship would be built at Stapleton International Airport. The plan envisions leasing about 20 acres in the southeast area to house the distributor of 18 Beechcraft models. The operator would likely handle over $7 million in annual business by 1971 and employ about 100 people with a $700000 annual payroll.
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Denver
Colo
Beech Aircraft Co
Beech
Stapleton International Airport
Wyman L. Henry
Tom Corrigan
Henry
TV Listings for Friday August 18 1967 KVOO and Affiliates
Day’s schedule shows a full morning and afternoon of network and local programming with news, game shows, dramas, and cartoons. Notable items include The Early Birds of Time, Captain Kangaroo, Patty Duke, Jeopardy, Edge of Night, Dark Shadows, The Doctors, The Munsters, The Tonight Show, and college football coverage.
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Ie LaLanne
Kangaroo
Jack LaLanne
Patty Duke
General Hospital
Hollywood
Andy of
Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Bette Hayes
The
Munsters
Mike Douglas
Early News §:30 2 4 7—Huntley - Brinkley
Walter Cronkite
Tarvan
Laredo
the Avengers
TV Tonight Listings Highlight Evening at Tanglewood and More
Color program blocks open with Evening at Tanglewood and Lucy Desi followed by Batman and F Troop. My Three Sons returns with Bewitched then a Movie special. Dragnet and That Girl anchor late night, with Coronet Blue News to close.
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Tanglewood
Lucy Desi
An Evening at Tanglewood NBC Special with Perlman
NBC presents A Evening at Tanglewood a Berkshire Festival concert from Lenox Mass led by Erich Leinsdorf with Itzhak Perlman. Live colorcast highlights a summer program by the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
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Tanglewood
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Erich Leinsdorf
Lenox
Mass
Israali
Itzhak Perlman
Family Gatherings and Visits Around Urbana Area
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Harold Heilman with Ronnie and Betty Heilman. Erie county fair attendees. visits by Betty Whittington Pat Hubberd to George Nordstedt home. Nordstets hosted Larry Valley Center and relatives from Wichita. Chanute visits to grandparents Dunivant and Heilman households.
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Urbana
Harold Heilman
Ronnie
Betty
Heilman
Ora Heilman
Betty Whittington
Pat Hubberd
Valley Center
George Nordstedt
Nordstests
Larry
Nile Heilman
David
Vern Heilman
Peggy
Karen
Linda
Randy
Chanute Area
Two Teens Admit Slashing Valves in Ogden Auto Tire Ring
In Ogden Utah two 13 year old boys confessed to cutting valve stems on 33 automobiles within a five block area after police arrested officer Terry Penland on Tuesday.
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Ogden
Utah
Terry Penland
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