Voice of the People on polls and election process
The piece argues polls show movement and attitudes rather than predicting outcomes and notes human factors beyond polling. It calls for electoral reform debates, cites a strong third party, and praises the orderly 75 million voter turnout and post-election unity efforts.
The Distaff Side on Holiday Ads and Toys
A satirical column surveys Christmas shopping fads from aqua bathroom tissue to redecorating, jokes about Dr Bernard and a South African highway sign, laments growing up of sons, and mocks Halloween jack-o-lanterns as Christmas approaches with Mrs Beasley, toy boxes, and comic panels.
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DR. Barnard
Mrs. Beasley
Davis St
America Becomes Land of Veep and Wide Old Shoes
Hal Boyle notes America grows more vice presidents and larger shoe sizes as car ownership rises. The piece comments on aging autos, farmers' shift to machinery, and feats from Edward Whymper to the Matterhorn. Also mentions holiday symbols and multilingual Love buttons.
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New York
America
U.S
Edward Whymper
Matterhorn
National Geographic Socie
Record Exodus of U S Diplomats Before Jan Twenty
Washington reports an unprecedented wave of retirements and resignations among career diplomats and the State Department’s seventh floor on January 20. Key figures leaving include Bohlen Thompson Bruce Harriman Bowles, plus ambassadors to India Spain London and Germany and others across the foreign service. The shakeup risks disrupting policy amid delicate Southeast Asia Near East issues. Howard Samuels drives the SBA Project Own to foster Negro-owned businesses in ghettos nationwide, aiming for 10,000 new enterprises annually.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Dean’ Rusk
Charles Bohlen
Llewelyn Thompson
Soviet Union
David K. E. Bruce
London
Averell Harriman
Paris
Moscow
Chester Bowles
India
Connecticut
Congress
Sargent Shriver
John F. Kennedy
France
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nixon
West Germany
U.S
Robert Wagner
New York
Spain
Carter Burgess
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Argentina
Richard Nixon
Howard Samuels
Small Business Administration
Samuels
Harlem
Watts
William Raspberry
The
Washington Post
SBA
First Lady tidies White House as Nixon clan grumbles
The piece contrasts Jacqueline Kennedy and Lady Bird Johnson decorating and beautifying, while Pat Nixon cleans up in Washington. It notes Mrs Nixon might groan about Texas boots in the closet as Richard Nixon remains in the glare of public life.
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Jackie Kennedy
White House
Lady Bird Johnson
Pat Pat
Pat
Lady Bird
Texas
Pennsylvania Ave
Advertising rates and subscription terms notice
Advertisement details postage payment terms for Garden City Kansas readers list subscription prices by carrier and mail, counties served and areas where rates apply. It states annual rates, monthly carrier charges, and advance payment requirements with confusion in place names and typos.
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Finney, Lane, Scott
Wichita
Gresley
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Garden City
Questions Unanswered on Super Transport Jet Planes
Art Buchwald surveys the looming Super Cooper jet scandal with designer Rudolph Hammilfinger airline exec Rodney Clover airport managers Timothy Merryweather FAA and Congress, noting airports and funding lag as 567 seat planes loom and potential chaos grows.
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Washington
Rudolph Hammilfinger
Hammilfinger
Rodney Clover
Timothy Merryweather
Federal Aviation Authority
Moon Mission Seen as Gamble by Physicist and Astronaut
Washington AP reports physicist Ralph E. Lapp calls Apollo 8 a risky gamble and urges delaying the mission to add rescue options. Astronaut Frank Borman counters that risks are acceptable for a worthwhile goal. Sir Bernard Lovell warned of undue dangers to life.
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Washington
Ralph E. Lapp
Frank Borman
Houston
Tex
Ag T
Vietnam
Bernard Lovell
Jodrell Bank Observatory
Lapp
New Republic
Communist Winner Faces Another Vote In Paris Race
Communist candidate Guy Duccione led the first round for a National Assembly seat in a working class Paris suburb with 19 367 votes to Gaullist Roger Barberot's 13 767. about 7 000 votes went to others. Duccione had won June 23 but the Constitutional Council nullified that result over irregularities.
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Paris
National Assembly
Guy Duccione
Roger Barberot
Duccione
Constitutional Council
Fine Tuning Fails to Modulate 1960s Economy
AP analysis from Los Angeles notes the failure of fine tuning as a tool of fiscal and monetary policy. It recalls the 1964 tax cut and 1965 spending surge, inflation pressures, and imperfect forecasts. The piece discusses Dr. Paul McCracken’s appointment and ponders whether this marks an end to a Keynesian era.
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John Cunniff
Los Angeles
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Uncle Sam
Lawn
Paul “McCracken
Richard“M. Nixon
McCracken
Cryptic crossword and cryptoquip puzzle clues titled The Bulls and Bears
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