Campaign purse fight jolts GOP power balance
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Republican National Committee led by Ray Bliss and Gen Lucius Clay clash with Senate Campaign Committee headed by Morton and Wilson over centralizing fundraising. Attacks and boycotts surround Morton's Feb dinner netting about 500000 dollars and redirecting 60000 to the House committee.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Lucius D. Clay
Republican Finance
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Ray C. Bliss
National Committee
Clay
Morton
Morton-Clay
Sheraton-Carlton
Budget Committee
Congressional
Senate Campaign Committee
House Campaign Committee
Rep
Bob Wilson
California
Bliss-Clay
GOP
Wilson
Capitol Hill
Senate
Bliss
Michigan
Harold McClure
McClure
Senate Committee
Ohio
Columbus
New York
George Champion
Chase Manhattan Bank
Links Club
Manhattan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Champion
House Committee
The Upward Spiral War spending spurs booming economy
The piece argues that war in Viet Nam and broad government spending drive a continued U S boom. It cites rising GNP and jobs, falling unemployment, high retail gains, soaring profits, and a rising federal budget while noting farm prosperity in Kansas and concerns over future hog prices and inflation.
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Viet Nam
U. S
Southeast Asia
United States
Washington
Federal Reserve
Kansas
Great Socie
OSU Leadership Trio Retires From Presidency Role
An unclear notice reports Oklahoma State University leaders retiring from the presidency amid speculation about a successor. The report credits a highly capable figure as leaving, with university governance awaiting a new appointee.
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Oklahoma State University
Viend Apparently
OSU
Dr. Kamm Named OSU Arts and Sciences Dean
In seven years as dean at OSU the College of Arts and Sciences increased enrollment more than twofold while maintaining high education quality. The Big Eight tradition of strong leadership could continue with Dr. Kamm, seen as fitting the standard set by retiring Dr. William.
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Drake University
OSU College of Arts and Sciences
William
Kamm
February Economic Pulse Likely Shows Upswing Across Industry
Government data through February indicate continued expansion across U S industry with rising expectations for 1966. Steel and auto sectors project higher production and sales, while February acts as a seasonal dip adjusted to reveal underlying strength ahead of spring consumer demand.
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New York
U. S
Anniversary Tea Honors Mrs. Cameron at First Presbyterian
Old Home Town notes mark Mrs Bruce Cameron as guest of honor at a tea by First Presbyterian women for 25 years of teaching the Menninger Bible Course and various Bible classes in multiple venues over decades.
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Bruce Cameron
First Presbyterian Church
Cameron
Haskell
Lawrence Business College
Sunflower Village
Eudora
Tonganoxie
Berlin
Iowa State
The
DAR
Betty Washington
W. B. Dalton
Transfigured Jesus Brings Light and Joy for Believers
A devotional note presents Jesus as transfigured in Matthew 17 1 2 with radiant glory and pure garments. It offers a prayer asking God the Father for happiness joy dedication to duty and a loving spirit so inner peace may shine to others through Jesus name Amen.
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Jesus
God
Buckley Critiques Johnson On Policy And Leftist Pressure
William F. Buckley Jr. argues Lyndon Johnson feigns peace rhetoric while pursuing war aims in Vietnam. He notes Johnson’s UN stance shifting after early praise and recalls Leftist pressure that Buckley says taints Johnson’s leadership and Cabinet dynamics.
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Lyndon Johnson
Dean Rusk
George Ball
Dominican Republic
Viet Nam
United Nations
Kennel theft of German shepherd pup prompts plea from owner
Barbara Retke of Route 1 Lawrence writes an open letter to the thief who took her German shepherd pup from its kennel on February 9. She describes the monetary and emotional loss, the pup’s potential as a show dog and breeding prospect, and asks the thief to consider the pain caused while noting firmer security in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Barbara Retke
Lawrence
Shoes that Grow Feet and Health Notes
Reader questions on shoe design and foot support for toddlers. Expert advises normal lace Oxford fit and thumb width rules, plus pediatric check for growth and support.
American in Africa Nation Lists His Status in State
A Washington letter reveals a spoofed exchange between a fictional American ambassador Zemululu and U S officials. The misdirected cables joke about coups, peace corps scandals, aid audits, and Chinese restaurant openings as a running satire of diplomatic communications.
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Africa
Washington
Zemululu
Zembululu
TIME
Newsweek
Peking
OTA
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Robert Novak
Sunflower Ordnance
America
February
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Old Home Town
St. Luke’s A.M.E
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
J. B. Watkins
Buckley
Lbj
William F. Buckley JR
Napoleon
Johnson
Walter Lippmann
U. N
U.N
Sen. Goldwater
North
Tom Wolfe
South Viet Nam
Quemoy and
Matsu
West Berlin
Linda Bird
Joseph Molner
Florida
Art Buchwald
State Department
Peace Corps
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