Non Alignment as Nehru's Lasting Bequest
Nehru's policy of non-alignment is described as his enduring global legacy with his role on the world stage shaping Africa and Asia. The piece notes his waning influence at home, the Kamaraj plan shifts, cabinet shifts, rising internal plots, and his stubborn sense of indispensability as his health and power decline.
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New Delhi
Times-Post
Nehru
Congress Party
Panditji
India
Assembly of Nations
Africa
Asia
McMahon Line
Mao Tse-tung
Ghana
Indonesia
Far East
China
Lawrence World Journal publication details 1964
Established in 185 W. C. Simons as editor the Lawrence World Company prints daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. Subscription rates listed for local Douglas County mail areas and nationwide mail. Second class postage paid at Lawrence Kansas. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press. Monday Evening January 13 1964.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Allergies and nosebleeds in a reader mail column
An 18 year old reports frequent bloody noses with prior nasal trauma and possible fragile vessels or ulcers. A physician suggests minor culprits and cauterization as treatment. A separate allergist discussion notes dust pollen and molds causing hay fever with history and skin tests guiding desensitization and environmental cleaning. A 27 year old woman asks about douche use after menstruation. doctors say it is unnecessary and can be harmful though douching may help administer medicines.
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D. B
L. E
Tobacco Still Leads U S Industry Despite Health Report
A government smok ing and health report may trim tobacco sales by as much as 10 percent initially but a longer term collapse is unlikely. 1964 is expected to still show solid tobacco industry results with growth driven by population and continued demand for cigarettes, pipes, and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain
Jamestown
Virginia
U.S
Man Will Be Free Escape Stories as Testimonies to Freedom
The piece urges readers not to dismiss tales of escaping Communist tyranny as routine. It argues these narratives show the will to freedom across ages and lives, and that Americans should welcome continued reports of people fleeing to freer societies.
Sherlock Holmes Birthday Dinner Draws Longstanding Guests
The Baker Street Irregulars held the 10th birthday dinner for Sherlock Holmes in New York last week. Attendees included a Brooklyn sheriff, an assistant conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra, and a dean from the Medical College of Virginia, continuing a near four-decade irregular tradition around January 6, Holmes’s fictional birth date.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia Orchestra
Medical College of Virginia
Sherlock Holmes
New York
Baker Street
Yorkshire
England
Holmes
Master detective retires to Sussex Bees and new volumes
The ethereal master detective reportedly lives in retirement at 110 on the Sussex Downs England. He raises bees and completes a four volume work The Whole Art of Detection. Lord Donegal attends as Sher lock Holmes Society toast amid many Holmes enthusiasts.
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England
Sussex Downs
Lord Donegal
Sherlock Holmes Society of London
Arthur Conan Doyle
Abraham Lincoln
Johnson signs new foreign policy style in Soviet peace talks
Washington observes the Johnson administration framing a positive approach to Soviet peace offers. The White House labels Khrushchev’s proposal disappointing and not an objective statement, seeking constructive counter proposals to ease global tensions.
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Washington
Times-Post
Johnson
Soviet Union
White House
Kremlin
Khrushchev
United States
Kennedy
Washington Post News Service
Old Home Town highlights and historical notes from 1954 to 1924
Recap of brief items from Lawrence archives: 1954 judge Hugh Means after a world voyage regrets not carrying a World Almanac. 1939 honors in Kansas Junior Academy of Science with Joanna Wagstaff and KU beats Kansas State 33 29. 1940s etiquette manual popularity. Also 1924 Democratic leaders in Washington, Bowersock Theater vaudeville plans and San Francisco convention offer.
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Hugh Means
Lawrence
Manila
Calvin VanderWerf
Kansas Junior Academy of Science
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Joanna Wagstaff
Kansas State
KU Witan
Haven Glassmire
Spencer Bayles
Jim Mott
Washington
San Francisco
Civic Auditorium
Bowersock Theater
Orpheum
Cost of Air Travel to Drop And Could Drop Off More
Air fares are falling with international and domestic cuts on the horizon. Atlantic rate talks should ease storms from last spring, with a New York to London first class drop of 190 dollars and a 100 dollar economy cut. Domestic competition between American Airlines and United Air Lines drives price trends and family plans.
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Washington
Times - Post
Atlantic
U.S
American Airlines
United Air Lines
United
American
CAB
Los Angeles
Eva Gabor Fleeing Robbery at Miami Beach Racquet Club
Eva Gabor escaped from her room at the Racquet Club in Miami Beach and ran downstairs shouting for help after gunmen left. A tall man was seen smiling as the incident occurred.
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Eva Gabor
Miami Beach
Miss Gabor
Hal Boyle quotes and curious daily trivia round up
Hal Boyle notes mail reveals daily speech averages of about 25 000 words per person and adds quirky stats on parakeet food intake telephones teen chatter and brain potential. He cites UN calories Irish eaters and lists quotable lines including Wilde and de la Bruyere with Leap Year mate search jokes.
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New York
United Nations
Japan
Hungary
Denmark
Sweden
United States
Jean de la Bruyere
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Desai
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Patil
Delhi
Los Angeles Times - Washington Post News Service
Joseph Molner
Mr. B
D.C
Murrey
Old Home Town
Christ the Savior
Frank Gifford
Dick Brown
Brown
Eva
Broadway
Alan Webb
Margaret Leighton
Webb
Miss Leighton
Alan Jay Lerner
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Hal Boyle
East Germany
American Humane Association
Oscar Wilde
Interlandi
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