Johnson outlines defense budget rise and Vietnam policy questions
President Johnson announced a defense budget over 74 billion dollars for next year, with current-year military outlays up 9.4 billion. The Vietnam question dominates, as officials hint at long US troop involvement and possible settlements. The president plans a Vietnam message soon amid pledges to fight disease poverty and hunger.
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Johnson
U.S
Vietnam
South
South Vietnam
Uncle Sam
Deflation of Super Bowl Buildup Sets In
Sports fans say the two week hype for the Super Bowl outpaced the game itself. The letdown era followed Supersunday as observers weighed the outcome and fan expectations.
Lurleen Wallace May Shape Her Own Alabama Governance
The piece examines whether Alabama Governor Lurleen Wallace will remain a figurehead under husband George or assert independence and disrupt his longtime control of state politics. It notes cabinet reappointments, pay raises for legislators, and the dynamic of a political marriage under public scrutiny.
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Lurleen Wallace
Alabama
George
Lurleen
Montgomery
Charlie
Lurleen and
George and
Fraud Increase A Big Worry
New York AP report on the rise of consumer fraud efforts by state and local bureaus and law officers poses a challenge to the National Better Business Bureaus. The article notes growth of consumer fraud units, federal activity, and calls for action to stem abuses while preserving free enterprise. Kenneth Willson, president, defends bureau work and cooperation with law enforcement.
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New York
Better Business Bureaus
Congress
National Bureau
Senate
Bureau
Kenneth Willson
Willson
Park Avenue
Ladies Root for Chiefs and Packers in Colorful Super Bowl
Reporter recalls watching the Super Bowl with a group of women in a smoky room. The lively color includes witty barbs about players and announcers, cigarette packs at elbows, and aspirin relief as Green Bay wins and Kansas City struggles.
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Los Angeles Coliseum
Kansas City
Green Bay
Packers
Starr
Dawson
Wakarusa Township moves to sell hall and build new one
In 1957 local officials sought approval to sell the Township Hall on West 23rd and construct a new building outside the city. The report notes the project as a sought legislative bill introduced by state senator Don Hults.
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Wakarusa
Don Hults
West 23Rd
Missouri
James Blair
Governor’s Mansion
Air Force
TWA
Nevada
Carol Lombard
Maj
Randolph Churchill
London
United States
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A brief devotional excerpt reflects on Matthew 25 40 and asks for guidance to show Christ love through acts of service. The prayer thanks God for finding us through the church and seeks daily strength to share its message with those in need. Amen.
Letters to the Editor on dogs and public safety in Lawrence
A string of letters discusses dog ownership and leash laws in Lawrence, debating 12 month rules, public safety for women, and child fear. Contributions from Darrell Handel and Mrs. Gordon Wiseman urge local enforcement and caution against broad restrictions. Kenton Craven critiques of dismissive letters follow.
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Betty Washington
D.A.R
W. J. Gilmore
E. R. Learned
Henry Asher
Frank Banks
J. W. Murray
E. F. Caldwell
Bessie Wilder
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Humane Society
Journal-World
LBJ
Lawrence
Orchard Lane
Lawrence Owen
Owen
Timothy Ross
PFC
Ross
Bob Musick
USN
USMC
Musick
Red China
Red Guards
Kenton Craven
Miss
Landmark U S Soviet machine tool deal faces GOP assault
Four House Banking Committee members from both parties defend the proposed fifty million dollar Export Import Bank loan for Soviet machine tools, arguing the deal supports trade and economic interests, while Republican leaders push hard line against East West commerce. The clash threatens to throttle bipartisan backing and complicate Johnson era trade aims.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
U. S
Soviet Union
Johnson
Warrenton
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Illinois
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
State of the Union
Glen Lipscomb
California
Laird
Lipscomb
Banking Committee
Michigan
James Harvey
Kansas
Chester Mize
Capittol Hill
Congress
Harvey
Mize
Europe
Vietnam
Japan
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Central Intelligence Agency
Russia
Joint Chiefs of Staff
CIA
House
Charles H. Percy
X ray and ultrasound aid bursitis in shoulder
Drs discuss bursitis in the shoulder and how X ray and ultrasonic treatment reduce inflammation rather than dissolving calcium. If calcium is hardened removal may require surgery. Aspiration or cortisone injections can relieve distended inflamed bursae while rest aids healing.
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Mrs. S
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Jack
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Old Home Town
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Ralph
Suzanne
Jennifer
Aaron
Princess
Ohio St
Gordon Wiseman
Stratford Rd
Joseph Molner
S. M
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