President touts peace station while Vietnam policy clashes
At the AFL CIO convention the President defended a “workable station for peace” but faced audience skepticism as his speech mixed political rhetoric with Vietnam policy. Critics like John Gaitbreath and Morris Udall urged de escalation toward a defensive South Vietnam, while the President argued against cutting back and warned of risks.
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Color Trends and Domestic Color Panic in Modern Life
The piece discusses red and green as Christmas staples while noting shifts to blue, pink, and psychedelic colors. It recalls a beige extension phone, white bathroom fixtures returning, and a dye for appliances. A friend faces a washer shortage due to obsolete parts and a lack of matching yellow appliances for her dryer and kitchen decor.
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Local Student Rates and Mail Delivery Rules Announced
Garden City Telegram reports new local area policy with 9 month school year fees for area college students at five dollars. Courier service required for publication and mail delivery available in cities with local carrier service. local carrier rates apply.
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Vance and others loom in LBJ era power map
Drew Pearson outlines Cyrus Vance as LBJ confidant plotting White House strategy amid cabinet turnovers and war scare. The column cites figures like Connally, Clifford, Anderson, and West Virginia scandals involving Barron, Brown, and justice department probes into eminent domain and liquor law fees.
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Boyle Says 10 Hour Week in 2000
New York AP foresees life in the year 2000 with bizarre shifts in sports, economy, and daily life. Transplants extend football careers, half the countryside is paved, parking becomes hereditary, and a can of coffee costs 59 cents. The average job drops to ten hours weekly while people hold multiple moonlighting roles.
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