Company Chief On Automotive Safety
Lynn Townsend, president of Chrysler, discusses auto safety and policy. He warns against nonengineers shaping design, cites smog rules as costly, stresses ongoing safety testing, and supports vehicle inspection and driver training while noting human factors remain crucial.
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Chrysler
Brass Ring to LBJ crowned young Texan in 1940 drive
A 1940 Washington Merry-Go-Round column on Lyndon Baines Johnson recounts how President Roosevelt named him to lead the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. Johnson’s rapid organization, long days, and forceful fundraising helped the Democrats gain strength and win back influence in the House.
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Tom Corcoran
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Pat Drewry
Lyndon Johnson
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Finding the right church and right religion
Billy Graham answers how to choose a church by stressing personal relationship with Christ first. He notes Christ is not divided among evangelical churches and advises prayer for Divine direction after accepting Him.
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Christ
Sperrows Drive Free Driver Training Message Through Schools
A sponsor of a major safety program provides driver training cars at no charge to authorized programs in schools. The Sperrows travel between high schools delivering safety and driver education messages to teenage students.
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Sperrows
Record Snowfall Tops Mount Rainier Park
Paradise Ranger Station at Mount Rainier National Park Washington reports the greatest snowfall on record with over 83 feet accumulating. The station also notes the area’s highest average annual snowfall at 575 inches.
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Paradise Range Station
Mount Rainier National Park
Wash
More Joy In Living By Dr. Norman Vincent Peale
A Parable on joy shows a mother hush ing a child who sees wonder in life. The tale contrasts cheerful faith with cynicism and credits spiritual inspiration and Weiss the amputee as sources of enduring happiness. The story emphasizes reading the Bible for renewed joy.
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Hall Syndicate, Inc
Signal from Kremlin echoes fear of broken east west talks
A Western statesman reports Kosygin's visit to Washington left him dismayed at the lack of communication between the United States and the Soviet Union. The piece notes NATO unease in London and pressure in Britain for a new overture, warning of potential direct confrontation as Vietnam drags on.
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Viet Nam
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Khrushchev
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London
America
Labor Party
Britain
Harold Wilson
Sionate
Laos
China
Cambodia
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Vienna
Hanoi
United Feature Syndicate
Fathers Day Highlight And Local Notices In Decatur
Sunday, June 20, 1965 feature notes Fathers Day as the 171st day of the year with 194 days remaining. Historic recalls include the 1789 start of the French Revolution and 1632 Maryland colony grant. Local items report muzzled dogs in Decatur 50 years ago, Aero Club trip, river steamer traffic, building permits, and a cost accountants chapter ranking.
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Decatur Model Aero Club
Nashville
Percy Warner Park
North Alabama
National Association of Cost Accountants
NACA
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