Johnson faces growing friction with press corps over Vietnam
The piece notes a shift in relations as President Johnson clashed with reporters at a recent press conference. It cites sharp exchanges on Vietnam escalation and comments by officials, suggesting the honeymoon with the news media is waning and Johnson may face tougher scrutiny in January without longtime press allies.
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Washington
United States
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Atlantic
North
Viet Nam
Maxwell Taylor
John Kennedy
LBJ
Lawrence to host NCAA cross country championship
Lawrence officials and KU plan to host the national cross country championship this fall at the Lawrence Country Club. The six mile race on November 22 will feature teams from across the United States and bring nationwide publicity, honoring KU track coach Bill Easton and his teams.
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Lawrence
National Collegiate Athletic Association
U.S
Lawrence Country Club
Allen Fieldhouse
Coaches’ Association
Bill Easton
Acheson Draws Line Between Honest Yet Hard-Headed Policy
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson, speaking at Amherst College, urged a strategic approach to foreign policy. He rejected moralistic slogans as fogging decisions on issues from multilateral nuclear forces to Southeast Asia and tariff talks. He argued ends must serve the environment for free societies to thrive.
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Dean Acheson
Amherst College
Acheson
Europe
Southeast Asia
U.S
Acheson Defends Force in Moral Foreign Policy
In remarks on danger appraisal Acheson argues moral talk should not limit using force in conflicts such as Vietnam or Congo. He warns against self-denial of force as a poor and immoral bargain while noting his diplomatic restraint avoids the war-monger label.
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Acheson
Viet Nam
Congo
United States
Rights reflections mark end of Civil Rights Act challenge
Washington cable recalls the sit-in era from 1960 to 1964 and the Supreme Court ruling upholding public accommodations protections. It notes the movement’s effectiveness against segregation and the shift to more complex challenges like poverty and education. Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr. are highlighted for sparking the Montgomery boycott that fed the 1960s action.
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Washington
Times-Post
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Montgomery
Ala
Rosa Parks
Martin Luther King Jr
KU noted in alumni history and memorial gifts
The item recalls Nancy Jo Hutton’s 1954 marriage to Merle Hodges and honors Dr. W J Baumgartner for his role in establishing the KU Memorial Union. It also lists past events, including Florence Kelly’s 1939 death, Milton Sullivant as honorary captain, a turkey shoot trophy, and memorial plans for John Battenfeld.
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Nancy Jo Hutton
Jaymain Hutton
Merle Alvadore Hodges
A. T. Hodges
W. J. Baumgartner
KU Memorial Union
Florence Finch Kelly
Connecticut
Milton Sullivant
Rotary
Skipper Williams
Culver Military School
Lawrence
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
Scripture view from John 14 9 declares seeing Jesus is seeing the Father The prayer asks God to open eyes and hearts to know Him as love and to become more like Him in Jesus name Amen
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John
Mississippi Dilemma and the Beckwith Trial
William F Buckley Jr argues Mississippi justice is flawed by racial biases. He notes Medgar Evers murder trial of Byron Beckwith and cites hung juries as evidence that white jurors deny crimes against Black people. He urges stronger due process with real accountability.
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Mississippi
Missisippi
Byron Beckwith
Medgar Evers
FBI
Beckwith
South
Housing fairness urged by Lawrence church women
A Lawrence Christian Social Relations Committee letter urges fair housing for Negro citizens, cites studies showing property values often remain stable when minority neighbors move in, and offers to share information and speakers with local groups. It names Lawrence churches, local residents, and the Kansas Commission on Civil Rights as resources.
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Lawrence
Baltimore
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New York
Kansas City
Oakland
California
Journal-World
Kansas Commission On Civil Rights
State Office
Topeka
Itchy scar from tubal pregnancy and keloid concern
A reader asks about persistent itching and raised scar tissue after tubal pregnancy surgery. The doctor explains itching can accompany firmer scar tissue and possible irritation, and advises surgeon evaluation for a possible keloid formation.
Barry Goldwater Faces Party Rift Over Burch Chair
Senator Goldwater presses to keep Dean Burch as Republican National Chairman amid calls for his ouster after November losses. The Jan 22 23 meeting in Chicago will test loyalties as factions debate party unity and potential replacements like Ohio's Ray C. Bliss.
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Washington
Times - Post
Barry Goldwater
Dean Burch
Goldwater
Burch
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Phoenix
William E. Miller
Ray C. Bliss
Ohio
Man Shot Self Finds Bullet Migrated To Lung
A 35 year old man who shot himself in the thigh had the bullet travel through the bloodstream to his lung. Herbert Fowler, manager of a Rome Georgia private club, underwent surgery at Emory University Hospital after persistent chest pains revealed the bullet in his lung. The surgeon called the case very unusual and noted the bullet likely moved via a vein from the thigh to the heart and lungs.
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Atlanta
Herbert Fowler
Rome
Emory University Hospital
Fowler
New City Library Adds Biographies and Novels to Shelf
A slate of new titles arrives including Farago on George S Patton Jr and a Phyllis McGinley memoir of American housewives. Also featured are Howarth s The Desert King Slesser s Red Peak Zimmerman s I Just Closed My Eyes and Swang O Neill s Ten Lost Plays Singer s Short Friday Simenon s The Blue Room and The Accomplices Payne s The Lord Jesus Barr Chidsey s Edge of Piracy Dumitriu s Incognito Ford s Uncle Perk s Jug
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Patton
Ladislas Farago
George S. Patton Jr
Gof
Europe
Phyllis McGinley
Miss McGinley
David Howarth
Ibn Saud
Arabia
Red Peak
Malcolm Slesser
Pik Kommunizma
Soviet Asia
Pamirs
Jack Zimmerman
Lawrence Journal-World
Eugene O'Neill
Isaac Bashevis Singer
Jesus
Nazareth
Heaven
Robert Payne
Donald Barr Chidsey
Petru Dumitriu
France
Danube
Romania
Perk
Corey Ford
Straight Club
Brief Fiction Corner Highlights And Books Noted
A compact roundup lists fiction and nonfiction titles including This Rough Magic by Stewart Herzog Rector Of Justin Candy by Auchincloss The Man by Hoffenberg My Autobiography by Shulman The Italians by Barzini and The Commission Report by Hammar.
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Harlow, Shulman
Chaplin
Barzini
Hammar
Enn Commission
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Old Home Town
Missouri
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Learnard
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Alabama
Ethel M. Moore
Maxine Newman
Ill
Kevin Jones
Vermont
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Prairie Avenue
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Strong Avenue
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W. 22Nd
Terr
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London
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Judy Coplon
Earl Warren
Mallory
Justice Department
William Faulkner
Joseph Molner
E.L.C
E.T
Barry
By Robert J. Donovan
Portland
Maine
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
Publishers’ Weekly
Stewart
MacArthur
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