Insect War Intensifies and Space Age PesticideShift
An editorial argues crop dusters face shortages of pilots as the insect war shifts toward non chemical controls. Light and sound devices show promise, and atomic sterilization of pests is explored to curb crop losses. Chemical pesticides will persist, but future farming may rely on switches rather than spray planes.
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Kansas
Christmas eve blaze at Neiman Marcus shocks Dallas shoppers
The Dallas fire destroyed Neiman Marcus on the eve of the biggest shopping day, causing an estimated ten million dollars in losses. M. Stanley Marcus led the response as fires raged and staff rushed to save what they could, while shoppers faced empty shelves and wary optimism about future bargains.
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M. Stanley Marcus
Dallas
Neiman-Marcus
Mr. Marcus
Dallas Fire Department
Remy Martin
Mexico
Manchester
Merrie Olde Englande
Winston Churchill
Viet Nam
Neosho county coal near surface fuels local economy
Twenty five years ago Neosho county farms produced coal near the surface northwest of Thayer with shipments to Chanute Wichita and other cities as there is no nearby railroad. Local residents stockpile the coal for winter use and some is sold beyond the county. The item also notes social visits, fashion hosiery tests, and regional events from Thayer Chanute and beyond.
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Neosho County
Thayer
Chanute
Wichita
W. B. Johnson
N. Garfield
John Thielen
Homer Waggoner
Joe Dale
L. E. Wible
Johnson
Charles W. Walker
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Calif
Ora B. Lapham
Walter Lapham
Three Senators Fight for Senate Whip Post
Washington Merry-Go-Round notes a three way Democratic whip race with Russell Long John Pastore and Mike Monroney as contenders. Lyndon Johnson will stay out of the caucus fight to avoid upsetting the balance as the contest unfolds in the Senate chamber.
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Puerto Rico
Washington
Jack Anderson
Senate
United States
Hubert Humphrey
Russell Long
Louisiana
Huey Long
John Pastore
Rhode Island
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Mellon
Lyndon Johnson
Sen. Monroney
White House
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Lyndon
Cataracts Not Difficult For Doctors to Diagnose
Dear Dr Molner explains that true cataracts are identifiable when vision is affected, while early opacities may be other causes such as floaters or glaucoma. Medication cannot dissolve cataracts. surgery with glasses afterward preserves sight, while dilation drops aid light.
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Joseph G. Molner
M.D
Dr. Molner
J. W
Fuzzy Forecast of the Future By HAL BOYLE
The 1965 forecast predicts a busy year with political quirks and unlikely events. Johnson faces mock accusations from Peking as Khrushchev may join de Gaulle’s staff, while a two party system debate and a Martian vacation plan surface. A mix of cultural quirks and historic figures shape a volatile yet hopeful year.
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New York
Johnson
Peking
America
White House
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Charles de Gaulle
France
Germany
Japan
Three Democratic Senate candidates analyze Johnson program rivals
Russell Long is described as emotionally unpredictable yet fights for public housing education aid small business and anti monopoly measures while defending defense patents for public hands. John Pastore backed AT T against rivals and favors big business on economics but supports civil rights and immigration reform. Mike Monroney seeks reform of Congress and probes FCC practices but is praised for gentleness. The piece notes concern over two gentleman leaders clashing with Dog Patch Republicans.
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Russell
Louisiana
John Pastore
Rhode Island
Long
Kefauver
Douglas
Monroney
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Television Log Highlights Dense with Channel Listings
A dense TV schedule from KOAM and KODE television lists daily prime and daytime programs across CBS and NBC affiliates. The log covers morning through night shows including News, Talk, Soap Operas, Game Shows, and Children’s programs across channels 7, 12, and 5 with times and titles such as The Tonight Show, General Hospital, Jeopardy, Captain Kangaroo, and Petticoat Junction.
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Mayberry
General Hospital
Mid-America
Bev
News of World
Password
CBS News
Jack Benny
News — Cronkite
Kode
Mr. Novak
Petticoat Junction
Doctors & Nurses T
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Tadeya
Evening TV lineup on Monday features Bristol Court and Griffs
A note lists NBC and CBS programs for 6:30 to 9 p.m. including 90 Bristol Court with complications from a broken date, The Andy Griffith Show with Barney Fife real estate scheme, Lyndon B Johnsons State of the Union to air live, and Alfred Hitchcock Hour drama starring Peter Lawford Julie London and Martha Hyer about a vengeful executive who kills his brother.
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NBC
Andy Griffith Show
CBS
Barney Fife
Andy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Peter Lawford
Julie London
Martha Hyer
Coffee myths and medical questions in reader letters
A set of reader letter excerpts discusses dangers of convulsions from tongue misuse, proper coffee brewing with cold water first, and a sales pitch for a sinus trouble booklet by Dr Motner. The notes mix medical caution, coffee lore, and a request for a self addressed stamped envelope.
Clips Quips An Optimist Marries His Secretary
Ness County News notes a jocular line about optimism in marriage and work, quipping that a man who marries his secretary may still pretend to dictate.
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Ness County
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