Public power projects questioned as wasteful
The Research Director of the Council of State Chambers of Commerce analyzed three federal electric power proposals in Congress. He called them completely unnecessary and costly, noting four common traits: they all push federal service over private power, duplicate existing facilities, waste resources, and rely on a costly transmission line from Oregon to Idaho.
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Boyle's Notebook QUI NHON South Viet Nam Hospital Story
In Qui Nhon South Viet Nam, Holy Family Hospital runs with 11 Catholic sisters, two doctors, and up to a hundred patients daily. The facility serves refugees and war victims, offering low cost care and significant free medicine, while facing wartime hardship and cholera outbreaks. Sister Karen Gossman, American founder, oversees care amid Viet Cong presence.
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July Seen Set to Boost Business Pace Amid Steel Talks
AP reports July should bring busier factories and fewer shutdowns as the economy stays on a rising track in its 53rd month. Steel labor talks loom, with possible price impacts and auto-industry ripple effects. Travel and vacation spending bolster resorts, transportation, and recreation retailers as firms expect rising profits in Q3.
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AP Business News
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Today In History highlights and key anniversaries
Today in history July 1 1965 marks the 182nd day of the year with 183 left. Notable events include US troops at San Juan Hill in 1898 led by Theodore Roosevelt and the Rough Riders, Gettysburg start in 1863, Red Cross founded in 1881, daily air mail start in 1934, Rommel reaching Alamein in 1941, and 1943 pay as you go income tax law.
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President Johnson’s record split by halves in 1965
AP News Analyst James Marlow notes Johnson’s domestic popularity is high while unfinished overseas business creates international doubt. He cites criticism of Vietnam and the Dominican Republic and says the president has not shown the same mastery of foreign affairs as at home.
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Doctor Answers Diabetes myths and thyroid notes
The columnist responds to reader questions on diabetes risks with normal sugar, prediabetes warnings, and potential insulin therapy. He discusses thyroid deficiency treatment, goiter prevention, and Hammond Hicks disease with cautious medical guidance and notes on the era’s medical views. He also comments on President Johnson, foreign policy, and the Kennedy era’s contrasts.
We The Women And The Men Who Govern Our Homes
Ruth Millett argues about marital power dynamics and how wives influence purchases and daily decisions. The piece contrasts domestic restraint with male decision making and references political context around Kennedy and Johnson’s era in Vietnam and U.S. leadership.
Fragmented Passage On Coastal City And War Tales
Fragmented lines describe a city on the central coastal lowlands between Saigon and Da Nang. A Sister Kar en speaks of life and God in a difficult situation. The text hints at hospitals and names including Brenda and Marie, with scattered references to American presence and political coups.
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Lonele Marie McGuinais
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Polynesian Language Spoken by Under a Million People
The Polynesian language is spoken by fewer than one million individuals across a widespread archipelago. It spans a global region larger than that of any other language's native speakers.
Bundy Seen As Hard LinER Yet Not A Cold Foe
Washington observers discuss McGeorge Bundy at length noting his habit of tying Viet Nam strategy to past warnings and his use of old quotations. Friends describe him as tough yet not devoid of liberal impulses and attentive to people's character.
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University of Chicago
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Brotherhood of the Blameless
Emmy Revamp Sparks Mixed Feelings On Nominations
Television critic notes the new Emmy format aims for excellence with expert panels and fewer categories. CBS News abstains, calling for a journalistic prize outside showbiz. critics complain of loose standards and questionable picks across top entertainment and documentary nominations.
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Hollywood
UPI
Norm Nees
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Hall of Fame
Ant Williams
Bob Hope Theatre
Magnificent Yankee
Olver Werdell Holmes
Alfred
Local Track Meet Recap With Mixed Results
A fragmented sports brief reports on a track meet with mixed outcomes. It mentions several athletes and events, including hurdles and distance races, with unclear details and several garbled names. The piece hints at team standings and individual performances but lacks complete clarity.
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