New Year Message From Ho Chi Minh Urges U S Citizens Support
Ho Chi Minh in a New Year address to Americans praises those opposing U S Viet Nam policy and urges continued antiwar actions while warning they aid the enemy. The piece notes U S leaders across administrations face criticism for Vietnam involvement and calls Americans to reflect on their conduct and support for troops.
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Ho Chi Minh
Viet Nam
U. S
America
Asia
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Brooke for Senator Brings Progressive Black Hope to Mass
The United States may elect a Negro to the Senate this year with Ed ward W Brooke, Massachusetts attorney general, seeking the seat held by Leverett Saltonstall. Brooke, a Republican, is described as capable, dignified, and non racist, facing opposition from Democratic bosses amid a statewide landslide victory for his re election.
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United States
Senate
Edward W. Brooke
Brooke
Massachusetts
Leverett Saltonstall
Democratic Party
Aiding the Enemy and Labor Strikes Stir national Tensions
The piece notes New York transit workers defying the Supreme Court by paralyzing the city and thousands of machinist union members shutting the Olin plant in East Alton for a month, producing ball powder for rifles and machine guns. It condemns strikes as unpatriotic and cites Vietnam casualties as part of a broader war critique.
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New York City
Supreme Court
East Alton
Olin
America
U. S
Viet Nam
Striking Ammunition Makers Stir New York Labor Tensions
A protest piece condemns factory workers at a New York powder plant for seeking more pay while praising soldiers sacrifice. It argues the Supreme Court cannot curb strikes and accuses union leaders of abusing laws, while denouncing draft-card burners and beatniks as disloyal amid war production disputes.
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New York City
Supreme Court
New York
Kansas Liquor Law Sparks Border Snooping Debate
A Kansas judge upholds private investigators employed by the state to monitor Missouri liquor purchases by Kansans. Cars seen buying in Missouri are fined and liquor seized at the border. The piece condemns selective liquor protection as hypocrisy compared with taxes on gasoline and cigarettes and questions the legality and fairness of cross border enforcement.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Topeka
Wheat outlook improves despite reduced acreage in 1966
Crop experts foresee higher yields with favorable weather and farming practices. Kansas acreage drops about 340 000 from last season, but yields near 234 million bushels, sixth best for the state. Nationally acreage may fall up to 6 percent while total yield could rise by as much as 35 million bushels.
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Kansas
Midlands
Abduction at Richland Bank and License Plate Winner
A bank abduction in Richland enabled thieves to steal 2000 dollars from Mrs. Georgie Neese Clark Gray who was unharmed. Russell Morgan of Baldwin won his long winning license plate number after years of line wait. A sesquicentennial update notes federal aid for a Lawrence Ottawa road project and the Liberty Post American Legion founded by local leaders.
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Richland
Georgie Neese Clark Gray
Lawrence
Ottawa
Pleasant Grove
Liberty Post
American Legion
Laighton Melvin
Galen Gorrill
Ernest Boyce
Walter McClain
Wilder Metcalf
Russell Fitzpatrick
Daily Bible Message Prayer
Our Father expresses God's concern for our good and asks for revelation of his plan for our lives. It asks for strength to live by that plan and to do so for God’s glory in Jesus' name.
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Jesus
Johnson Leery on War Policy in State of the Union
President Johnson leans away from asking Congress for a war declaration on Vietnam to avoid a broad foreign policy debate and antiwar demonstrations. Some advisers expect a major debate anyway, arguing congressional support would become clear. Three drafts of the State of the Union reflect a somber balance between war gravity and national hope.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
U. S
Southeast Asia
Senate
Mr. Johnson
Stock Market for 1965 Sets New Records
The 1965 stock market rose to new highs with record trading turnover over a billion shares. Volumes reached a peak as defense spending and tax cuts boosted profits and dividends, though the year ended with a steep decline before a strong late rally.
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New York
Wall Street
Viet Nam
United States
Federal Reserve Board
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Dow
Exetangs
Wax in Ears and Male Fertility After Prostate Surgery
Reader asks how to prevent ear wax buildup and whether a 54 year old husband can still father children after prostate operation. Dr Molner notes wax is normal but can be rinsed and softened with oil, then flushed with care. Fertility depends on operation type. vasectomy or duct ligation ends fertility, other surgeries may preserve it but not guaranteed.
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Dr. Mother
P. B
Tribute to the Lawrence Journal-World Recalls Its Work
Letter from Mr and Mrs Ivan D Rowe of 1325 Naismith Dr commends the Lawrence Journal-World for unbiased reporting and complete coverage. They praise the newspaper's dedication to town and university interests.
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Lawrence
The
Journal- World
Ivan D. Rowe
Naismith
Fed Leader Not Type To Give Up in Fight
In Washington William McChesney Martin Jr., head of the Federal Reserve Board, faces Sen. William Proxmire’s rebuke as the Fed clashes with the White House and Congress. He defends raising rates to curb inflation while Patman presses for resignation. Martin stresses balance and middle ground amid economic tension and political scrutiny.
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Washington
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Johnson
Guardian of
Martin
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Fed
White House
Congress
Wall Street
Capitol Hill
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
Wright Patman
Patman-Martin
Joint Economic Committee
Patman
Federal Reserve System
C. Canby Balderston
Constitution Avenue
Woodrow Wilson
Carter Glass
D-Va
Martin Jr
Martin Sr
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Wilson
Yale University
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