Future Newspapers May Be Miracles Of Production
Kansas City AP report on Paul Miller predicting future papers as miracles of production while preserving substance balance depth and accuracy. He praised the Star for integrity in news gathering writing and presentation and noted electronic delivery as a possible future, with delivery by hand as still viable.
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Kansas City Star
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Viet Nam battle reports shift from coast to highlands
The article details U S and allied forces moving into An Khe region with 20 000 troops arriving by sea and 105mm howitzers airlifted in. It notes clashes near Qui Nhon Da Nang and Cam Ha with Viet Cong losses and suspected US air strikes on targets in North Viet Nam and in the DMZ. Casualty reports include downed helicopters and a fatal shipboard fire near Qui Nhon Bay.
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Cam Ha
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Dien Bien Phu
North Viet Nam
Bangkok
Thailand
Mekong River
Qui Nhan Bay
Chu Lai
UN Council eyes ceasefire as India Pakistan clash nears China threat
Ambassadors urged restraint amid Indian Pakistan dispute with China looming. Thant urged peace and a possible ceasefire before weekend. Currim Chaglia warned of Chinese massing on India border and potential invasion as UN debate considered Chapter 7 actions. Zafar dismissed India’s Kashmir conspiracy charges and urged plebiscite as path to peace.
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J.G. de Beus
Asia
Thant
Britain
Lord Caradon
Roger Seydoux
Byt
India
Simday
Mohamedali Currim Chaglia
S.M. Zafar
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Kashmir
U.N
Zatar
China
Afar
United States
Soviet Union
Field, scion of Marshall Field, molds Chicago newspaper career
Born in 1916 in New York, he earned Harvard and Virginia law degrees yet chose journalism with the Chicago Sun. He worked across circulation, advertising, reporting, rewriting, and editing, later marrying four times and serving as a World War II gunnery officer earning the Silver Star.
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University of Virginia Law School
Harvard University
Chicago Bar Association
Illinois State Bar Association
American Bar Association
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Ile
Chicago
New York City
Marshall Field Sr
Marshall V
Joanne
Kathryn Woodruff
Joliet, Ill
Frederick
Katherine
Barbara
Carmine
Julia Lynne Templeton
Greek freighter Eurylan suffers boiler explosion near sea
Ship Iolioed the pumps were working well and the freighter was returning to Honolulu. Hours later conditions worsened with little likelihood of staying afloat. Coast Guard aided the Toutias as the Matson liner Lurline diverted to rendezvous. One man was seriously injured. the Eurylan crew tried Saturday to repair the ship bound for Sydney. The Eurytan was said to be in no immediate danger.
President to Meet Pope at Kennedy Airport and UN Visit
President Johnson will arrive from Rome to Kennedy Airport at 7 p.m. and visit the United Nations at 3 30 p.m. He will also pass by St Patrick's Cathedral at noon. This marks Johnsons second meeting with a Pope following an earlier 1962 Vatican visit.
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St. Patrick's Cathedral
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John
Woodrow Wilson
Benedict XV
Europe
Fires Burn Across Northern California Wilds
Firefighters battled 39 major fires statewide with 17,000 acres of timber burned and the largest blaze covering 70,000 acres in Colusa County, 130 miles north of San Francisco. Driven by wind shifts and high heat, containment remained uncertain as warm, dry conditions persisted into the weekend.
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New York
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California
Was
Colusa County
Sani
Hospital Evacuees Move to Kramer House Near Saratoga
Evacuees from the incident were housed at Kramer House, a facility for elderly patients next to Saratoga Hospital, which has a capacity of 125 beds.
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Kramer House
Saratoga Hospital
Korean War turncoat returns to American soil seeks life in U S
Willia C White, a 45 year old Black former prisoner who chose to stay with Communist Chinese after the Korean War, landed in Honolulu with his Chinese wife and two children. He plans to seek work in academia as a translator and hopes to study at Yale Harvard or UC Berkeley. He has no U S passport and arrived on an ID card, with no government greeting this time. He also mentions possible work in New York or California and says his wife may pursue academic work in the United States.
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Willia C. White
United States
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Anne
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Bertha Johnson
White
New York
California
Chinese People’s University
Peking
China
Peking University
Seard
Hong Kong
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Harvard
University of California At Berkeley
Scott L. Rush
Rush
U.S. Pacific Military Command
Clarence C. Adams
Memphis
Tenn
Morris Wills
Fort Ann
N.Y
Harold Webb
Fort Pierce
Fla
John R. Duns
Baltimore
Shanghai
Foreign Language Press
Arkansas
Matlie Gorlman
Plummersville
Challenge to vulnerable seat in Congress sparks fires debate
The speaker cites 40 successful congressional challenges in Recom an Francisco and notes 270 fires overall. He claims the Sept 1964 Calistoga fire anniversary and the Liberal Democratic leadership opposition hindered votes. Meteorologists warn hazard rises in Septembers, predicting more challenges this year.
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