Beagle Vote Sought as LBJ Faces Animal Welfare Push
President Johnson is urged by Kenneth Roberts to back pending lab animal protection bills after a White House beagle moment drew protests. Roberts notes growing congressional sponsors and says White House support could help advance tougher care standards for laboratory dogs. Senator Hill aided rescue efforts for FDA dogs amid public demand.
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Washington
Nana
Johnson
Kenneth Roberts
Dala
House Health and Safety
White House
Robert
Roberts
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Senate
Food and Drug Administration
Why can't a woman of 52 get a job?
A reader asks about barriers for middle aged women in business and industry. The Altrusa Club cites stereotypes such as resistance to change and poor appearance, but notes age habits can appear at 35. Advice focuses on self-improvement, health, manners, appearance, and acquiring sk ills, then job hunting with agency guidance.
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Mrs. Y
Altrusa Club International
Tree Creates Sticky Wicket in Littlebourne Village
In Littlebourne England a spreading chestnut tree planted to honor Queen Elizabeth II's 1953 coronation sits on the village green. Men urge moving the tree to ease cricket play while the women who planted it 11 years ago refuse to touch it. The club secretary warns of rising danger as it grows, and the women’s club president calls the move idiotic and insists on keeping the tree.
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Littlebourne
England
UPI
Cricket Club
John Deverson
Peggy Mount
Women’s Club
African states push for total embargo on South Africa trade
The African group at the United Nations weighs a full embargo on trade with South Africa as the Security Council considers apartheid and Thant’s committee report. They face resistance from the United States Britain and others who fear harm to Africans and maintain import export links. Communists back embargo but Western partners keep substantial trade with Pretoria. An Afro-Asian letter seeks a May meeting to press constitutional talks for a multiracial society.
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United Nations
N. Y
South Africa
UPI
United Past
Britain
Africa
U. S
West Germany
Spain
Portugal
Japan
Security Council
Patrick Dean
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Czechoslovakia
Southwest
Thant
Diallo Telli
Questions On World Affairs Readers Debate Foreign Policy
Letters discuss France recognizing Red China Britain’s special US-Britain ties and NATO strains. They debate Africa, Monroe Doctrine, Bay of Pigs, Cuban air support, Goldwater vs Nixon in Cold War, and Cuba’s economy after worker dismissals at Guantanamo. Yes.
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France
China
Britain
R.S.M
Madrid
United States
F.D.R
Churchill
U.S.S.R
Western Hemisphere
Africa
Cosimo de Gregorio
Brooklyn
Kennedy
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Charlotte R. Clynes
Ocean Grove
N. J
Goldwater
Nixon
Guillermo Delgado
Colombia
Cuba
Guantanamo
Douglas Streuber, Jr
Seaside
Calif
Prayer request from Ocean Grove widow seeks support
Mrs William Wingler of Ocean Grove New Jersey asks for prayers and goodwill as she faces personal trials and seeks spiritual support from the community.
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William Wengler
Ocean Grove, N. J
Readers’ question prompts on Lodge and de Gaulle
A Chicago reader asks whether Lodge as ambassador to South Viet Nam would help or hurt his presidential chances, noting it depends on the country situation at nominating time. Another reader asks if de Gaulle is an asset or liability in the present world situation.
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Lodge
South Viet Nam
D. C
Chicago
de Gaulle
Korean Disaster Deaths Bring Police Investigation
The Seoul building collapse left 16 dead and many injured as police arrested four people including the owner and a repair contractor. Eleven shacks housing families were buried, while about 20 victims were rescued and 30 workers were in the basement repairing pillars at the time.
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Seoul
Korea
UPI
Stevenson Visits Naples Friends Before NATO Talks
UPI reports U S ambassador to the UN Adlai Stevenson arrived in Rome for a three day private visit. He planned to see friends in Naples then travel to Amsterdam Paris for the NATO meeting and to visit Switzerland and London before returning home.
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Rome
UPI
U.S
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Naples
Amsterdam
Paris
NATO
Switzerland
London
United States
TWA Family Fun Vacation Plan Lets All Fly Cheap
TWA offers a Family Fun plan with 25 percent off fares for wives and children aged 12 to 22, full price for the traveler, and half fare for children under 12. Travel starts with New York City and the World's Fair, then stops in New England, Colonial Virginia, and Washington. Free vacation literature and reservations are available by calling 735-1177 or through travel agents.
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TWA
New York City
New England
Virginia
Washington
Trans World Airlines
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