Johnson calls for new Washington policy on war and steel
In a demanding critique from Pumpana Beach Florida the Sun Sentinel argues President Johnson should adopt a tougher stance on Vietnam and a balanced approach to the steel dispute. It accuses him of weak threats and favoring labor interests while urging clear actions to deter an enemy offensive and curb steel price hikes. The piece cites rising Viet Cong activity, halted bombing, and Bethlehem Steel as a focal point in the labor cost debate.
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Lake Ozark jet airport project gains momentum
The Missouri State Highway Commission approved a low bid of 259 thousand for relocating Highway 124 in Lake of the Ozarks State Park to support the proposed jet airport. The facility, planned to handle 90 passenger jets, is set to complete next summer and could boost tourism and conference activity in the lake region.
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Boy Keeps Promise to Attend Church Every Sunday
A Alabama boy named Hilary Milton, after a serious hospital stay, vowed to attend church every Sunday for life. He kept the pledge across decades from 1927 until his later years, through storms, relocations, and a NASA career, attending the Church of The Good Shepherd in Vienna and maintaining a record of more than 2,000 Sundays.
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Goldwater's political comeback at GOP convention
Miami Beach reports highlight Barry Goldwater resurging as a major force in the Republican National Committee staff strategy. Backed privately by leading hopefuls, Goldwater is set for a prominent role in 1963 campaign planning and in a broad South and Midwest push to counter George Wallace. Nixon allies leverage Goldwater influence to rally delegates and thwart a two party compact while Goldwater eyes a return to the Arizona Senate.
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Russia is land of no trouble says Buchwald
Art Buchwald jokes about the Soviet Union in a Moscow visit, noting a supposed paradise of stability and law and order. He recalls a friend Dimitri explaining state control, police presence, and absence of strikes. The column satirically contrasts American tipping with Soviet service and questions social freedoms.
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Nixon argues Republicans are not a minority party
Henry Taylor notes Richard Nixon rejecting the view that Republicans are a minority party. He cites California registration ratios, 1966 nationwide results, and gains in governorships and legislatures to argue GOP strength. He highlights voting behavior, youthful registration, and Nixon’s forecast accuracy as proof of political clout.
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Pearl in oyster dressing sparks local curiosity
Jefferson City clerk William H. Tellman found a genuine pearl in leftover oyster dressing served to guests. A local jeweler certified it as genuine but noted it would have been nicer had it not gone through two cookings. PMID
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