War Will Go Painfully On Long Viet Chore
Ambassador Maxwell Taylor returns from Saigon chastened and warns the war in Southeast Asia will endure as South Viet Nam’s army lacks morale and a stable government. He urges decisive military progress and cautions against relying on fragile political fixes. The Congo crisis is cited as a cautionary parallel where delays in rebuilding the Congolese army allowed chaos. Western diplomats and U.N. leadership are faulted for delaying military reconstruction.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
Saigon
Southeast Asia
Taylor
South Viet Nam
U. S
Viet Nam
Burt Williams
U.N
Joseph Mobutu
Leopoldville
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N
Congo
Chaos Unlimited
Diocletian
Salerno
Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and date
The item lists the Lawrence Daily Journal-World staff positions led by Dulph Simmons and Bill Mayer with editors Erick Pontitis and Jack Zimmerman, plus contact and subscription details. It notes the paper is published daily except Sunday, established 1854, with addresses at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and a December 7, 1964 date.
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Dulph Simmons
Dvulph C Simons JR
Bill Mayer Alaokt
Jack Zimmermanne
Ernest Pontitis
Leo Eller
Tace
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Alember
Associated Press
Senate stalls on Bobby Baker case over $35,000 question
Testimony floods the agenda as the Rules Committee again dodges the payoff dispute involving Don Reynolds and Matthew McCloskey. Officials question the overpayment and possible kickback while key records vanish, fueling public mistrust and unresolved answers.
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U.S. Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Don B. Reynolds
Matthew H. McCloskey
Reynolds
McCloskey
Internal Revenue
D.C
NFO Plans Nonviolent Training to Curb Violent Protests
National Farmers Organization top officers in 23 states push nonviolent methods to prevent shootings bombings and highway blockages during forthcoming withholdings. They train members with police cooperation and cite past violence as harmful to public support and the movement's goals. They acknowledge injuries property damage and deaths should be avoided and call the effort commendable.
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National Farmers Organization
NFO
Supreme Court avoids ruling on under God pledge removal
The Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal seeking to strike the words under God from the Pledge of Allegiance. The brief order leaves intact the 1954 act adding those words and supports local pledges aligned to the federal model. The decision follows prior rulings on religious content in schools and emphasizes incidental religious references.
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U. S. Supreme Court
God
New York
James E. Allen
Staten Island
Joseph Lewis
Alfred L. Klein
New York State
State Court
Court rules pledge deters no belief in God
The New York court held that disbelieving in God cannot be forced to recite “under God” in the flag pledge and that the First Amendment grants no preference to nonbelievers. The Supreme Court’s denial of review signals agreement with lower courts and suggests this may be the last such suit.
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New York Court
Supreme Court
Haile Selassie and the African Union's Rise and Rift
Haile Selassie, Ethiopia's emperor, rises as Africa's leading statesman after the first African summit. Addis Ababa becomes Africa’s political capital with many embassies planned, while rifts at the OAU edge closer to a possible mediation by Selassie to resolve the Diallo administration crisis.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Africa
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Nigeria
Telli Diallo
Guinea
Diallo
French West Africa
Congo
Selassie
Leopoldville
Joseph Kasavubu
Washington Post
Old Home Town Highlights 1954 and Earlier
Recap of 1954 events at KU Hoch Auditorium with Isaac Stern and the Christmas party led by Mrs. William Cottle.George Francis and his Collegians supplied dance music as Kansans donated 205000 to CROP this year.
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Isaac Stern
Hoch Auditorium
William Cottle
University Women’s Club
Union Ballroom
George Francis
Christian Rural Overseas
Fred Ellsworth
Harold Burt
Eureka
Missouri Valley
Today Bible Message and Advent Prayer Excerpt
A brief church note quotes Isaiah 35 4 RSV urging strength and fearlessness. A prayer asks God to come during Advent and to live daily in Jesus presence, ending with the Our Father and Amen.
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Jesus
Invasion With Intourist Sparks Fear or Pride in Russia
Travel note reports Rep Neal Gallagher D NJ visited Russia with bookings made through Intourist government agency. He urged peace but warned that any invasion would be handled by Intourist, in Moscow lobby speech to 120 employees. Also covers Baker Paramount deal worth $5 million and various film industry notes.
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Neal Gallagher
D-N.j
Russia
Intourist
Moscow
Ukraine
Letters on Kaw navigation funding and costs
A Journal-World reader questions who pays for Kaw River navigation. The letter argues the public should face survey costs and interest considerations, suggesting user fees or TVA REA style financing be examined.
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Journal-World
Uncle Sam
Missouri
Diet and weight loss in gout management
A reader asks if diet affects gout and if weight loss helps. The doctor explains gout stems from uric acid buildup and probenecid helps excrete it. Diet matters. limit purine foods during attacks and sparingly during remissions. weight loss is beneficial but not a sole cure. medications plus cautious diet minimize attacks and aging alone isn’t the main driver.
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J. C
Hell California erased by new freeway project
Hell California a hot desert stop on Interstate 10 near Desert Center has been flattened by the state division of highways to make way for a new freeway. Only a hole in the ground concrete foundations and a windblown sign remain of the gas station and cafe founded a decade ago by Charles Carr.
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Hell
Calif
Los Angeles
Interstate Highway 10
Desert Center
State Division of Highways
Desert Oasis
Charles Carr
India
Hal Boyle Potpourri Freshly Boyle-ed
New York AP notes by Hal Boyle mix witty observations on daily life from mail to money. It covers driving licenses statistics, bank chairmen pay, copper content, calorie intake, and quirks about Christmas and history with quotes from Eugene O Neill and Maurice Chevalier.
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New York
America
U.S
Daddy
God
Eugene O’neill
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