Eavesdropping in Kennedy Era Sparks Public Debate
FBI director J Edgar Hoover accuses Robert Kennedy of expanding wiretapping during his tenure as attorney general. Kennedy challenges releasing his entire file while Hoover calls Kennedy misinformed. The dispute centers on privacy invasion and potential abuses by authorities.
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Robert Kennedy
U.S
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Sen. Kennedy
Hoover
Kennedy
Kenndy
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Bobby Kennedy
Holiday Vandalism Plagues Lawrence Christmas Displays
Lawrence residents report widespread holiday vandalism with bulbs damaged yard displays and theft of Christmas items. Police suspect youngsters under sixteen operate at night and call for better parental supervision to curb the destruction of community decorations.
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Lawrence
Supreme Court Bolsters Georgia Legislature in Governor Pick
The Supreme Court ruling empowers the Georgia Legislature to select the next governor after November elections failed to yield a clear majority between candidates, including Republican Howard.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Georgia
Howard
Callaway Leads Maddox in Georgia Race May Swing State’s Future
Liberal Callaway edges Maddox by about 2500 votes in a tight Georgia contest. With the legislature to decide the outcome, outsiders favor Callaway as better qualified, yet odds now favor Maddox by a likely split decision.
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H. Callaway
Lester G. Maddox
Callaway
Maddox
Georgia
Economists Split Over 1967 Outlook And GNP Goals
A New York AP report shows independent economists predicting a wide 1967 GNP range from about 740 billion to 790 billion. Forecasters cite tax and war cost uncertainties, note the administration may face different tax choices, and warn bears could prove right despite optimistic industry views.
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New York
Credibility gap widens as Johnson faces scrutiny
Buckley argues that McNamara's cost estimates for Vietnam are overstated and hypocritical. He calls Johnson increasingly secretive and evasive, urges Congress to demand accountability, and questions war funding, tax policy, and missile risks while warning of a fragile democracy.
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Vietnam
The
Republic
Yale
Southeast
Asia
McNamara
Red China
Sickle cell anemia and abnormal hemoglobin explained
Dear DY explains sickle cell anemia as a form of anemia with sickle shaped red blood cells and discusses abnormal hemoglobins as varied protein abnormalities affecting red cell structure. It notes treatments depend on the specific abnormality rather than universal iron or B12.
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F.D
KU Decorated For Christmas In Watson Library
Old Home Town feature notes KU campus holiday scenes in 1956 with a bright cross of lighter windows on Watson Library and Christmas displays in Strong Hall, Hoch, Union, and Danforth Chapel.
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Strong Hall
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Union Building
Danforth Chapel
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Richland
EU Student Council
W. C. Simons
Lawrence
Baldwin Mitchell
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Carter Stationery
John T. Little
Kansas
Chauncey B. Little
Billy Morgan
Albert T. Reid
New York
Morgan
State Board of Regents
Kennedy Hoover wiretap clash moves to Senate hearing
Sen. Edward V. Long announced a Senate subcommittee hearing next year on the Kennedy Hoover wiretap dispute. The feud centers on who authorized FBI wire tapping and electronic eavesdropping, affecting prosecutions including Bobby Baker's tax and conspiracy case.
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Washington
Robert F
Bobby Baker
Senate Democrats
Johnson
Baker
U.S
Kennedy
New York
Hoover
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Text
A devotional note presents Isaiah 11 6 about the wolf dwelling with the lamb and a child leading them. It includes a prayer asking for faith peace and love to share life in victory through Jesus.
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Father
Jesus
Letters on stamps and loyalty to universities
A reader praises a stamp showing the Mary and the Christ Child and links it to prayer decisions in schools. Another writer criticizes university editorials for demanding campus loyalty and urges readers to judge matters within their competence.
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Journal-World
United States
National Gallery of Art
Supreme Court
Otto Johanning
Rhode Island
Gunman Reconsiders In Garden City Liquor Store Hold Up
A gunman robbed a Garden City liquor store clerk Mrs. John P. Wheeler on Saturday night then hesitated, returned the money, and walked away. The incident occurred in Garden City Kansas as reported by AP.
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Garden City
Kan
John P. Wheeler
Question Rises as to Why U S Must Be in Berkeley
Berkeley dispatch by Art Buchwald questions U S presence at the University of California as campus unrest escalates. The piece contrasts administration claims with field observations of student insurgents, free speech clashes, and mock battle scenes describing pacification attempts and endurance of campus factions.
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U.S
Berkeley
Calif
Vietnam
University of California At Berkeley
Mario Savio
University
Roger Heyns
United States
Sproul Hall
Free Speech Movement
LSD
Andi
Cal
Sophia Loren Expecting Child Delays TV Special
LOS ANGELES AP An American television producer says Italian actress Sophia Loren is expecting a child next May. David L. Wolper president of Wolper Productions said Monday night Loren 32 has postponed filming a television special in Rome because of her condition. Loren was married to Carlo Ponti last April in Sevres France and now resides in Rome.
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Los Angeles
Sophia Loren
David L. Wolper
Wolper Productions
Miss Loren
Rome
Carlo Ponti
Paris
Sevres
Wichita Man Seeks Ban on IRS Tax Claim
Walter W. Wirts of Wichita filed suit in U.S. District Court to stop IRS from collecting a disputed income tax on funds he repaid after embezzling 74,741 from Barton County State Bank in Missouri. He argues the repayment is deductible, an assertion IRS rejects.
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Wichita
Kan
Walter W. Wirts
U.S. District Court
Internal Revenue Service
Wirts
Barton County State Bank
Lamar
IRS
Holiday Gyrations In The Office Zoo
Hal Boyle humorously surveys office life during the Christmas season noting schemes with drinks, decorations and jokes. He sketches secretary gifts, gift exchanges, late arrivals, longer breaks, switchedboard chaos, and shifting staff, with feuds mending or starting under yuletide pressure.
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