Johnson appeals for calm after sending federal troops to Detroit
President Johnson urged all Americans to support law and order after ordering federal troops into riot scarred Detroit at Gov. Romney's request. He said the action was taken with the greatest regret and only due to local officials' failure to control the violence as McNamara and Clark stood nearby.
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Count Blessings for Exercise
AP notes a light essay on counting blessings to lift mood. It lists simple joys from pigeons and stars to fresh bedsheets and homecomings, urging individuals to enumerate personal gratitudes rather than rely on a computer. The piece ends with a reminder that personal reflection enriches the soul.
Rev Malachy Sullivan Dies at 73 in Montana
The Rev Malachy Sullivan 73 professor emeritus of philosophy at St Benedicts College died Monday night in a Great Falls hospital after a heart attack. A longtime St Benedicts staffer he coached intercollegiate athletics 1919 22 and taught philosophy over 30 years retiring in 1964. After retirement he taught weekly at Catholic centers at KU and UMKC and last year taught in KU s school of religion.
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Industrial Expansion Depends on Highways
George Billings, director of Industrial Development for Kansas Gas and Electric, told a Wichita civic club that improved highways are essential for Kansas to expand industrial markets. He cited remoteness from large markets as a key problem amid fierce national competition for new industries.
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Today in History for July 25 1967
On this date in 1963 the United States Soviet Union and Great Britain signed a treaty banning atmospheric space and underwater nuclear tests. Ten years ago Tunisia became a republic. Five years ago tensions rose in Eastern Algeria after a brief clash. One year ago Indonesia formed a five man Cabinet Presidium with General Suharto as chairman.
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Humboldt Vacationers Home and Local Trips Highlight Week
Humboldt residents share vacations to California Nevada and Canada with trips to New Mexico Missouri and Las Vegas. Highlights include visits to Knotts Berry Farm Disneyland and Ti Juana Mex plus a plan to fully mark the Lewis and Clark Trail across ten states.
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