Brown’s London Lunchroom Tales Stir White House Jest
Drew Pearson reports foreign secretary George Brown joked at a Johnson luncheon about upstaging the prime minister and the president. He recalled airport crowds, a young granddaughter, a dog, and a British portrait quarrel with Humphrey.
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GOP Aims to Win House Control With Targeted Seats
The Republicans prepare to seize the House by winning one more seat across key districts. Leader Ford says chances are good, relying on last year’s gains and booster funds of about $10,000 per district to fuel the drive.
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Gov Lurleen Wallace Flown for Tests and Prayer for Recovery
The report notes Gov. Lurleen Wallace will be flown to Houston for tests amid illness. Ed Ewing writes that prayers for her recovery are offered by supporters, advocates, and millions who admire the governor as a loving wife and public servant.
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Burden of Automobile Costs Highlighted in Debate
Mr. Smith warns in a ten year span losses exceed 1.5 items as government roles grow. He cites three more accidents during return trips and criticizes federal burden while drivers use automotive equipment on American roads.
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Fourth of July at Delano Park Decatur Plans Big Family Day
July Fourth observance at Delano Park in Decatur emphasizes family fun and patriotism. Visitors may bring picnics or purchase food on site as a community celebration moves to the stadium in the evening with a solemn Stars and Stripes theme.
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My Answer by Billy Graham on youth glue sniffing
A reader asks why youths sniff glue and who is at fault. The column links parental behavior to young addiction, noting society’s alcohol and drug trends and warning about future alcoholism and narcotics.
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Summit meetings could raise hope for enduring peace
A Glassboro gathering between Premier Kosygin and President Johnson sparked domestic optimism for world peace. Yet Soviet press censorship and Kremlin decisions limit what publics hear, while Vietnam and the Middle East tests shape whether restraint can prevail and foster true accord.
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Why India's Stand Reflicts U.S. Foreign Policy Amid Middle East Turmoil
The piece analyzes American policy after the 1949 China collapse and the Israel Arab war’s fallout. It contrasts Pakistan's pro U.S. stance with India's nonaligned posture, notes grain aid and Suez disruptions, and questions nuclear nonproliferation hopes amid Cold War tensions and Arab state anxieties.
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