People Forum Campaign Trail Busy Man
Dan Sparks defends President Johnson amid cartoon controversy noting a 20 hour New England tour with scant sleep and a 17 hour workday. He argues the president cannot campaign freely while dedicating himself to national duties, warning of potential tragic consequences if defeat alters leadership. The letter highlights the strain of balancing duty and politics.
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Dan Sparks
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Wrong War The Tribune Letter From Virg Hanson
The writer critiques flag displays tied to elections and questions civil rights as a campaign issue. She argues no perfect president exists and urges voters to seek wisdom, character, and integrity in leaders. She emphasizes faith and personal responsibility in guiding the nation toward peace and righteousness. 420 W. 10.
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Virgil Hanson
Miss America versus the oil well anger at a benevolent state
The writer compares oil wells to Miss America, arguing the oil industry enjoys tax breaks while Miss America faces heavy taxation. He contends Miss America is valued for looks, not merit, and calls the government policy unfair and demeaning. He laments the lack of recourse and wishes for her future reincarnation as an oil well.
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Encyclopedia Britannica
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Water flooding project expands Chanute oil efforts
H K Dougherty and associates of Bradford Pennsylvania pressed ahead this week on a large water flooding project northeast of Chanute. Covering 1100 acres the undertaking includes former Spielman Weiner and Kienzie leases and is among the largest such operations in the area.
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Women’s Republican Club
Elizabeth Merrion
Pauline Koon
Girard
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P. Merrion
Gene Hughes
John DeBolt
Edward Rideau
Pro-American advisers fired in Kremlin shakeup
Amid Khrushchev upheaval, key pro American aides are dismissed. Oleg Troyanovsky, a former Swarthmore student and Stalin’s roommate in exile, loses his post as Soviet ambassador to Washington as a shift away from closer US USSR cooperation unfolds.
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Swarthmore College
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Clips Quips Old Grad at Reunion
A humorous remark at the Manhattan Mercury class reunion reflects a graduate’s joke about affording his wife’s clothing, noting the social scene and wit among alumni.
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Manhattan Mercury
To Your Good Health Irregularity In Young Girls
Dr. Molner explains menstrual irregularity in young girls is common and often resolves as cycles establish. In the presented case, a blood test is prudent to check for anemia, with thyroid therapy sometimes aiding cycle stabilization. A physician should evaluate the child directly, as variability can persist for years and coldness and fatigue may signal further tests or treatments.
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Top TV Shows Thursday Evening Prompts Legal Tales and Tragedy
Perry Mason defends a French maid framed for a pool murder as a bridegroom’s timing complicates the case. Dr Kildare features a 15 year old’s risky romance. Suspense Theater follows a football hero targeted by a vengeful former Army Major. The Defenders centers on a British critic libel suit with a lady lawyer.
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NBC
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Tommy Sands
the Defenders
CBS
Pro American Kremlin Ties Highlight Khrushchev Era
The narrative surveys pro US stances among Soviet editors Pavel Satyukov and Alexei Adzhubei, their access and influence, and how Pravda Izvestia softened anti American coverage. It cites Khrushchev friendship, NBC interviews, and hints of Soviet-US policy strain amid Kennedy and Johnson eras.
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Pravda
Satyukov
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State Department
NBC
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Izvestia
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Little Rock
Alexei Adzhubei
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Kennedy
White House
Caroline
Johnson
Kremlin
TV Schedule Highlights for Wednesdays on KOAM and Channel 12
A detailed midweek lineup lists programs on KOAM Channel 7 and Channel 12, including The Virginian, Donna Reed, Beverly Hillbillies, Dick Van Dyke, and The Tonight Show. It also covers daytime soap operas, game shows, news segments, weather, and movie airings throughout the day.
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Dick van Dyke
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Danny Kaye
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