Center for Southern Studies at Duke Aims to Build Understanding
The Duke University Center for Southern Studies will begin work this fall to expand research on Southern culture and society. President Douglas Knight says the center will foster balanced inquiry, aiding both the region and the nation, rather than direct action programs. The Columbia State praises the initiative as timely and thoughtful.
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Duke University
Center For
Southern Studies
Duke
Douglas M. Knight
Center For Southern Studies
Columbia
S.C
Khe Sanh Camp Notes From Taj Mahal of the Hills
AP dispatch from Khe Sanh Viet Nam describes the fortress known as the Taj Mahal of the Hills. Captain Ralph Bostic leads a 13 American staff with locals and a security force as skirmishes rise and villagers face Viet Cong pressure and coercion.
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Khe Sanh
South Viet Nam
U.S
Taj Mahal
Tax cut lifts U. S. prices but not for all goods
Retailers advertise lower prices on items hit by federal excise tax cuts while some products escape the cut. Shoppers may gain in take home pay but the passage of savings to consumers varies by store and region. Merchants aim to prove the tax break benefits buyers through ads and visible price changes.
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Sam Dawson
NEW York
U.S. Treasury
We The Women By Ruth Millett
An opinion piece explores the financial impact of a wife seeking compliments and status symbols. It notes women may urge expensive purchases or trips to win attention from husbands and peers, highlighting the cost of social signaling.
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Ruth Millett
Alan
Preniis Schitt
Joe
Cear
The Little Guy and the Viet Nam War Debate
James Marlow reviews a TV panel about Vietnam featuring McGeorge Bundy and Hans Morgenthau. The analysts clash over strategy while the public aches for clarity on peace talks and military restraint.
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Viet Nam
Johnson
McGeorge Bundy
Bundy
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Harvard
Hans Morgenthau
University of Chicago
British Commonwealth Nations
Harold Wilson
Wilson
United States
South
Milkweed and others in poison plant cautions and clarifications
In a reader Q and A style doctors discuss the safety of milkweed and other plants when eaten or used as seasoning. Cases of poisoning in young children cited from 1959 1960 involve vomiting stupor and collapse. The piece notes hemlock rosemary sage and flax are only dangerous in large amounts or certain parts and explains undulant fever is caused by unpasteurized milk from cows with Bangs disease and not related to milk leg.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M. D
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Kentucky
Massachusetts
Ohio
Socrates
Bang
Juror Apathy Questioned in Flowers Murder Trial
Atty Gen Richmond Flowers accuses juries of freeing Ku Klux Klan defendants in the Mrs. Viola Liuzzo murder case, urging federal action if civil rights cases continue. In New York about 500 seniors chant at a Medicare debate outside the Hotel Americana. A Moscow official laments aging transit amid rockets. Cleveland cites early effects of unspecified policy.
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United Press International
Montgomery
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Alabama
Richmond Flowers
V Liuzzo
New York
Hotel Americana
The
American Medical Association
Today in History June 23 1965 events noted
On June 23 1965 moments include the 174th day of the year with battles in New Jersey 1780 and Brest Litovsk 1941. World War II Russian summer offensive 1944. Taft-Hartley veto override 1947. A 1960s U S Court of Appeals ruling concerns State Department passport hearings.
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Gfield
N.J
Wiley Post
Brestlitovsk
Harry S. Truman
U. S. Court of Appeals
District of
State Department
Harry Gilmer Named Detrok Lions New NFL Head Coach
Harry Gilmer is introduced as the Detrok Lions sole new head coach in the National Football League, marking a notable leadership change for the team this season.
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Harry Gilmer
Detrok Lions
National Football League
President’s Howard University speech on race and poverty
Washington columnist notes the presidents Howard University address highlights the depth of poverty and segregation in U S cities. He argues bridging racial divides has failed in Philadelphia and Atlanta and urges concrete action to end Negro communities isolation and reduce alienation.
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Rv Bruce Biossat
Pelstica
Newt Goed
Howard University
Gare
U.S
Philadel
Howard
Aloutgh Rohan Ieota
Buis
Bec
ABC TV reshapes fall lineup with new soaps and westerns
ABC TV unveils new fall schedule featuring Peyton Place expanding to three nights a week, Shindig shifting to two half hour shows, and a slate of westerns and teen oriented dramas. New series include Honey West Tamny The Long Hot Summer O K Crackerby Gidget F Troop and The Big Valley amid cast changes and format shifts.
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Peyton Place
Wendy and
George Burns
Bing Crosby
Walter Brennan
Walter Brennan), ‘Broadside,’ “Valentine's Day” (With Anthony Franciosa
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Mickey Rooney
Paul Burke
Bob Lansing
Burke's Law
Gene Bar
Burl Ives
Couth
Big Valley
Barbara Stanwyck
Gidget
F Troop
McHale's Navy
Jesse James
Robert Horton
Efrem Zimbalist Jr
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Puzzle clues list with across and down entries and partial answers for a crossword style grid. Includes references to numbered positions, languages, and botanical terms.
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