Customs Curtain on Travel Binge and Strict Entry Rules
The piece condemns lengthy and unfriendly entry procedures at U S airports like Kennedy and Chicago, arguing that three bureaus and outdated rules hinder foreign tourism. It notes 100 percent luggage inspection and strict purchases limits while urging modernization to welcome visitors and boost spending.
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Agriculture Department
New York
Kennedy Airport
Chicago
Customs Department
Boston
Europeans Dream in a Home Front Vacation Debate
In Norfolk Nebraska Elmer Pilsch and his wife discuss an impulse to vacation in Europe despite President Johnson’s plea to stay home to conserve dollars. The scene riffs on patriotism and political contrasts as the curtain falls with the note that American travel to Europe runs 20 percent ahead of past records.
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Johnson
Europe
Elmer Pilsch
Norfolk
Ned
Colorado
Yankees
Elmer
Kansas City
England
Italy
Germany
Frithbys
Waco
Paris
Switzerland
Alps
Pike's Peak
Venice
Fort Knox
Hitler
Livestock gains lead Neosho county agriculture shift
In Neosho county the livestock sector, led by cattle, shows strong gains as diversification continues. County clerk Pearl Mahaffey reports an 18 percent rise in cattle fed year over year, amid a cool wet June and 21.53 inches of rain for the year.
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Neosho County
Pearl Mahaffey
Ralph Willcott
Kansas City
Topeka
R. R. Elder
Margaret Larson
S. Wilson
Emporia
Annie Larson
Melvin Erickson
Chanute
C. C. Stoll
Buffalo
Sen Morse challenges claim of silenced critic in Viet Nam row
Washington reports that Senator Wayne Morse and President Johnson exchanged views on Viet Nam policy. Morse, once Johnson's ally in the Senate, remains skeptical of UN options and warns that Article 19 may die. The piece notes administration hopes for UN action and hints at behind the scenes warnings ahead of September.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Wayne Morse
Morse
LBJ
State Department
Wayne
Johnson
Senate
Lyndon
University of Oregon Law School
George Reedy
White House
Bill White
White
United Nations
UN Assembly
South
Eating tips for a Mexico trip from Dr. Molner
Dr Molner advises typhoid paratyphoid vaccines and bottled water to prevent dysentery on travel to Mexico. He urges washing hands, avoiding untreated produce, and using anti-diarrheal medicine if needed. Also notes big-city hotels are safer than offbeat areas and touches on other health queries.
Local visitors and weekend guests fill Kansas gatherings
Benedicts sisters from Salina and Abilene joined Mrs Laddie Bird. The Green family from Wichita spent the weekend with Huggins and Fail households. Others visited or attended events across Earlton Urbana Chicago Pittsburg Cheyenne and Cheyenne model airplane contest in Wichita.
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Ollie M. Smith
Frank West
Alta Patty
Urbana
Anita Wagner
Chicago
Olive Wilson
Leota
Richard Weathers
Pittsburg
McCager Thompson Jr
Wichita
Collie Chambers
Willard Wilson
Joan
John
Cheyenne
Wyo
Thursday Television Highlights and Late Night Lineup
A retro schedule lists programs across channels KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC and KODE with afternoon cartoons dramas and game shows. It notes Perry Mason Bewitched The Defenders and The Tonight Show among frequent airings and weather updates.
Mary Martha Circle Meets at Humboldt First Baptist
The Mary Martha Circle of the First Baptist Church met Thursday at Mrs. Lawrence Larson's home. Devotions, mission talk, and a South American life overview were shared. A Sunday School picnic followed with a large birthday cake for Rev. Bob McGuire’s anniversary.
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Humboldt
Mary Martha
WMS
First Baptist Church
Lawrence Larson
E. J. Lombard
Bob McGuire
Wayne Gillham
Lyndell Mosley
Andes
South America
The
Community Park
Carl Pullman
Middlesboro Golf Course Claims Nation's Oldest Continuously Used
Middlesboro Kentucky asserts its golf course, founded in 1889, as the oldest continuously used course in the United States. Local officials and residents tout the course's historic status and enduring activity.
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Middlesboro
America
Tonight's TV: Dr Kildare and My Three Sons
NBC airs Dr Kildare at 7 30 p m about a surgeon facing a recurring ailment starring Richard Chamberlain Raymond Massey and Jack Lord. ABC follows with My Three Sons at 7 30 p m First You're A Tadpole featuring Robbie as he helps Sally. CBS closes with The Defenders at 9 p m Survival about a Marine drill instructor court martialed for a recruit's death.
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The
Munsters
Laramie
Jonny Quest
Perry Mason
Dr. Kildare
Bewitched
Password
Hazel
Donna Reed
Suspense
Defenders
Jimmy Dean
NBC
Richard Chamberlain
Raymond Massey
Jack Lord
ABC
Robbie
Mike
Sally
CBS
Survival
Marine Corps
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