Editorial on Vietnam War Policy and world pressures
The piece argues critics cannot rewrite history and urges pragmatic policy. It states the United States fights to block Chinese imperialism, aid Vietnam’s self-determined government, and avoid a regional power vacuum while seeking negotiation. It adds hope lies in shared worldwide peace efforts and continued involvement.
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Johnson
United States
Far East
Viet Nam
North
South Viet Nam
Russia
Kremlin
La Rochelle and Angouleme Highlight Unseen French Cities
A travel sketch contrasts Angouleme's preserved 18th century streets and rampart rings with La Rochelle's medieval port towers. It notes Angouleme's neat, dignified streets and the old city hall with blended towers while La Rochelle recalls its age as a major colonial departure port and a Calvinist stronghold with fifteenth century towers and the Gate of the Great Clock.
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Angouleme
Basque Coast
Spain
la Rochelle
France
Hotel de Ville
Palais de Justice
Canada
Louis XIII
Cardinal Richelieu
Roosevelt outlines big defense program and destroyer restart
President Roosevelt proposed federal financing for new armament plants and prompt recommissioning of 35 World War II destroyers as part of a billion dollar defense push. The report lists plans, local wildlife notes in Chanute, and community events alongside brief historical mentions from the Tribune Files.
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Washington
Roosevelt
H. G. Wood
Ottawa
Bible Verse Reflection From Corinthians
A passage from I Corinthians 10 13 reminds readers that temptations are common to people and that God remains faithful. He will not allow believers to be tempted beyond their strength and will provide a way to endure and escape temptation.
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God
TV Tonight Promises Star-Studded From NBC CBS Lineup
Tonight's shows include Tommy Sands and Johnny Crawford guesting on a trumpet students tale and Mr. Novak at 6:30 p.m. Red Skelton with Marcel Marceau headlines a pantomime concert at 7:30 p.m. The Big Trees stars Kirk Douglas airs at 8 p.m. Meanwhile Petticoat Junction returns at 8:30 p.m. on CBS with a family note.
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Tommy Sands
Johnny Crawford
Mr. Novak
NBC
Red Skelton
Marcel Marceau
CBS
Kirk Douglas
Patrice Wymore
Eve Miller
Mr. Nivak
Joey Bishop
Bost
Exercise in Moderation for All Ages by Dr. Molner
Dr. Molner urges daily exercise for everyone within their limits starting with small routines. He notes benefits beyond toning muscles, including circulation breathing and digestion, and suggests 5 to 10 minutes daily plus a mile walk as a healthy benchmark. He warns against overdoing it and advises gradual buildup and medical checks if distress occurs. He also answers questions on Vitamin B12 use and clarifies arthritis diet misconceptions.
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Joseph G. Molner
M.D
Dr. Molner
W. A
Clips Quips
A collection of light aphorisms noting Medicare’s appeal, spring sentiments, and a banker’s maxim about earning interest. The items reflect witty local remarks with regionally flavored punchlines.
Behind the Backroom GAO Probe Role of Chet Holifield
Washington column maps the backstage push by defense contractors led by Aerospace Industries Association and lobbyist Lloyd Kuhn, plus lines with Lockheed and Melpar critics, as GAO probes mount. It notes duplicative profits and pressure to silence watchdogs amid Vietnam era diplomacy.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Rep
Chet Holifield
California
General Accounting Office
Holifield
GAO
Aerospace Industries
Aerospace Industries Association
Association
Lloyd Kuhn
Douglas Dahlin
Lockheed Missile Division
Jack Cavanagh
Lockheed
Missiles and Space Division
Cavanagh
Melpar
Austin Roe
Roe
Television grid highlights a packed early evening schedule
The page lists a dense TV guide with multiple channels and times from 6:30 p.m. to midnight. Programs include classic shows such as The Fugitive, Petticoat Junction, Love of Life, The Tonight Show, and The World War II special notes, reflecting a busy broadcast lineup.
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Jack Benny
Donna Reed
Long Ranger
Lloyd Thaxton
Ranger
Jungle Jon
Beaver
Huntley Brinkley
Walter Cronkite
Virginian
Mr. Ed
Augusta Gazette Adopts Parimutuel Betting Argument
In Kansas advocates cite local dog racing as proof fastest dogs are raised here. The clipper notes aging signs and features a Tribunes Want Ads invitation.
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Kansas
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