Rivers Warns Of Hardline War Tactics In Vietnam Debate
Rep E Mendel Rivers of South Carolina criticizes peace talks efforts with North Vietnam and warns that he would push military action even if it reached Peking. The remark comes as President Johnson seeks to urge negotiations and other world leaders urge restraint and diplomacy.
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E. Mendel Rivers
South Carolina
House Armed Services Committee
North Vietnam
Peking
Johnson
Armed Services Committee
The Farm Dollar Expands in Alabama Agriculture
AUBURN UNIVERSITY economist Dr. J H Yeager explains Alabama farm value growth, noting 1964 cash receipts of 606 million yield over 2 billion in retail value and 1965 forecasts at 650 million. The aim is a billion in cash income, over 3.5 billion retail value, declaring farming Alabama’s largest industry and a path to world peace through feeding the hungry.
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Alabama
J. H. Yeager
Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology
Auburn University
Feeding Children at School Aims to End Hunger Gap
The booklet Education: An Answer To Poverty discusses the impact of hunger on learning and praises the National School Lunch Program. It notes barriers to participation and cites newly available Federal funds to enable every school to provide a good lunch. It recalls Decatur and Morgan county's early lunch program and urges exploration of new feeding methods.
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U.S. Office of Education
Office of Economic Opportunity
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Decatur
Morgan County
Office—of Education
Water conflict at Sea of Galilee risks wider war
Drew Pearson outlines how Arab and Israeli diversions threaten the Sea of Galilee water supply, potentially drawing in the USSR and USA. He details Arab and Israeli tank and air power, missile capabilities, and population factors as tensions rise near the Israel-Arab border.
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Sea OF Galilee
Viet Nam
Kashmir
Asia
Africa
Europe
Israel
Christ
Near East
Herod
USA
Ussr
Israli
Isreal
Massachusetts
Russia
Egypt
Nasser
Germany
al Zafir
al Kahir
al Ared
Mediterranean
Yemen
Viet’ Nam
Bell-McClure Syndicate
Answering the Call to Sunday School Service
A reader asks how to teach mischievous children without losing patience. The reply urges viewing the class as a divine challenge, using imagination and study of child behavior to engage learners, and praying for guidance. It cites Daniel Webster on shaping immortal minds through high principles and love.
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grea_ benefit
Daniel Webster
Wood frame homes dominate almost half of American housing
A historical survey notes that almost a third to half of American homes are constructed with wood frame, reflecting common building practices and availability of timber materials in the period.
U.S. peace drive risks weakness in Viet Nam talks
Analysis notes that Washington uses high profile diplomacy to push for peace in Viet Nam with Goldberg's Rome talks and Harriman visits to Poland and Yugoslavia. It argues misperceptions loom as North Viet Nam resists, while Moscow seeks influence and Red China faces New Soviet pressures amid a broader peacemaker strategy.
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Washington
Viet Nam
America
U.S
Arthur Goldberg
U.N
Peiping
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Harriman
Warsaw
Belgrade
Red China
Last Of An Era As Saltonstall Decides 1966 Exit
Washington notes that Leverett Saltonstall's decision not to seek re election in 1966 will reshape Senate dynamics and Republican leadership. The piece contrasts Saltonstall with Byrd and foresees a shift in eastern Republican influence, potentially elevating figures like Hugh Scott while maintaining Midwest leadership through Dirksen.
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Washington
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Senate
U.S
Saltonstall
Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Saltons
Illinois
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Iowa
Sen
Bourke Hickenlooper
This Day in History and Local Voter Notice
On January fourth in history: Utah statehood in 1896, Washingtons first annual message in 1790, Tom Thumb birth in 1838, and other milestones through 1960s. In the city, voters could register as the day’s stopping time neared. Nearby notes recount police court cases from 25 years prior and registration tallies, plus past fire incidents ending with no major losses.
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Associated Press
Utah
George Washington
Tom Thumb
Bridgeport
Conn
Rockefeller Foundation
Scuador
Germany
Mor
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Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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