U S Stresses Goal For Peace In Asia
The article analyzes U S aims after Gulf of Tonkin incidents and Communist attacks on American destroyers. It notes possible Chinese motives, domestic Vietnam War controversy, and U S retaliation. Adlai Stevenson states the goal as guaranteed independence for Southeast Asian peoples, with Johnson pledging measured, firm response.
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Soviet Union
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Laos
Red Chinese
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U. S
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Security Council
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Adlai Stevenson
Blood needed prompts nationwide drive for donations
Former President Hoover Senator Edward Kennedy and golfer Bobby Nichols highlight lifesaving blood transfusions. The American Association of Blood Banks expands a clearinghouse system to meet rising needs from accidents, heart surgery and trauma. If you are 21 to 59 in good health enroll when the Bloodmobile visits.
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Edward Kennedy
Bobby Nichols
American Association of Blood Banks
Texas City
Edward J. Madden
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Free Press Guarantor Promotes Advertising and Press Freedom
The Standard of Evansville Indiana highlights advertising as essential to a free press. It argues that U S journalism evolved from biased small papers to a broadly supported system funded by ads, enabling newspapers to serve the public without fear or favor.
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Thenville
Indiana
Standard
Stand For Progress Councilman James Shelton Urges Unity
Councilman James Shelton voices a rallying call amid urban renewal crisis. He decries bickering and short sightedness, warning progress must not be sacrificed to partisan ambitions. He urges forthright leaders to pursue a progressive city above politics.
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Tom Jones Meets Cleopatra sequel teased by critics
Carlsbad Current-Argus notes Hollywood capitalizes on publicity with a suggested sequel to two award winning pictures. A character asks a doctor about the report, hinting at public interest in film industry commentary.
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Tom Jones
Carlsbad
Argus
Independent Newspaper Rates and Subscriptions
A fragment from an independent newspaper shows mailing rates and subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions. It lists annual and monthly figures and hints at local news reproduction restrictions.
Dark Horse Dark Horse? Veep Spot May Still Be Unsettled
The piece surveys potential running mates for Johnson and the Democratic field. It notes Dr. Milton Eisenhower as a dark horse, James Roosevelt, Richard J. Hughes, Hubert Humphrey, and McCarthy as possible picks, with insider hints from Pat Brown and Sam Ervin. It mentions media plans and security steps amid rising racial tensions in Washington and a push for FBI local police cooperation.
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Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
King Scholars Commission
William Scranton
San Francisco
James Roosevelt
Calif
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Richard J. Hughes
Hughes
Hubert Minn
Ee Eseeson
McCarthy
California
Pat Brown
Humphrey
Brown
Sacramento
Politi- American Broadcasting Co
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Fallacy of Far Away and Heaven Within You Sermon
A Sunday sermon rebuts the lure of distant fame and riches and urges embracing heaven within. The speaker cites Mayo brothers in Rochester and Conwell's Acres of Diamonds to argue true treasure exists in home and inner faith. He emphasizes Jesus teaching that the Kingdom is within and calls for present grace over distant promises.
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Rochester
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Kingdom of Heaven
Civic drive fuels deluxe Sheraton interior project
Chamber of Commerce leads a push with furniture firms to furnish 20 rooms at the new Sheraton Hotel on a deluxe basis. New owners seek space on Sheraton Place, an interior decorating job valued at 100000 dollars, while civic leaders push for cost realignment and private club ambitions harmonize with community growth. Bill Bulla of a Philadelphia concern partners with state and highway officials to push traffic improvements, aiming for completion next year and a transformed North Main corridor to relieve bottlenecks and upgrade the city’s arterial network.
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Bill Bulla
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Ghee
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