State of the Union critique highlights syntax flaws
The author contests the President's State of the Union address calling it unenlightening and repetitive. They fault the syntax and logic especially the lines about going to the moon and government versus the people, arguing government overreach harms housing and freedom.
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State of the Union
Mr. Johnson
FDR
Buchanan
James Buchanan
Edgar Guest
Russia
United States
Nixon Faces Campaign Absence as Rank-and-File Grumble
At a Nashua rally for Richard Nixon supporters muttered over his absence. Bernard Streeter, Nixon’s Nashua chair, noted New York leaders guide decisions while Lodge energized the crowd with a hard line anti-Communist speech.
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Nashua
N.H
Richard M. Nixon
Bernard Streeter
George Romney
New Hampshire
Nixon
Manhattan
Streeter
New York
Berkshire Country Inn
Connecticut
John Davis Lodge
Lodge
Alger Hiss
Jack Chandler
Concord
David Sterling
Wesley Powell
Sterling
Chamber of Commerce
Stering
New Hampshire House
Washington
Lawrence Journal World masthead and staff list
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World published in Lawrence Kansas lists staff including Dolph Simons as president and editor and Bill Mayer as advertising director. It notes established 1854, publication details at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, and subscription rates for local and national readers.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph GC. Simons JR
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Reds Readiness Holds Until After Elections
Analysis suggests President Johnson faces a tough reelection due to the Vietnam War and inflation. Hanoi is expected to delay any major moves until after the November vote, with current peace feelers viewed as uncertain and potentially a smokescreen.
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Johnson
Hanoi
U. S
Asia
Vietnam
Congress Travel Sparks Debate Over Johnson Travel Cutback
President Johnson urged Americans to limit overseas travel to curb the dollar drain as Congress members reportedly exceed the call with about 35 lawmakers abroad in three weeks. Trips total roughly 460 travel days, with many taking staff or spouses. Flights span Saigon to Rome, with critics noting Treasury doubts over counterparty funding. Johnson faces a stubborn, Democratic-led Congress on travel policy.
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U. S
Johnson
Congress
Los Angeles Times
Western Hemisphere
Saigon
Hong Kong
Tokyo
London
Paris
Madrid
Rome
Executive Branch
Treasury
Otepka Case Critics Claim Security Risks Persist
The U S Senate Internal Security Subcommittee says a substantial number of State Department employees deemed security risks ten years ago still work there. It accuses Otto F Otepka of harassment and firing for attempting close scrutiny. Journalists like Clark Mollenhoff condemn the treatment and red tape behind the move citing clubbish State Department attitudes.
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U. S. Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
State Department
Otto F. Otepka
Washington
Clark Mollenhoff
Otepka
911 The American Telephone and Telegraph Co. announces future plans
The American Telephone and Telegraph Co discusses forthcoming strategies and potential services planned for deployment. The remarks outline long term goals and the company’s direction in communications technology.
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The
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
911 Emergency Number Planned By AT&T
AT&T plans a universal 911 emergency number to summon police fire or medical aid quickly and from pay phones without coins. The system will take several years and about $50 million to implement, guided by a presidential commission’s prior recommendation.
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At&t
Bell to Lead Advertising Federation at 10th Gov’t Relations Conference
New federation president Howard H. Bell will headline the 10th annual conference on advertising government relations. Bell, 41, a lawyer, says self regulation and taste guide ads while government reviews may restrain them. He aims to preserve freedom, educate on advertising, and unify industry voices.
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New York
Howard H. Bell
American Advertising Federation
Bell
Washington
Madison Avenue
Federation
Notable Local Histories From 1958 to 1928
The column recalls 1958 births with Mr and Mrs Richard Stanwix welcoming a daughter. It notes 1943 Civilian Defense block workers organized by Mrs W O Nelson and a drive to collect tin cans. 1928 KU education dean Frederick J Kelly becomes University of Idaho president, and local real estate man John M Newlin dies at 81.
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Richard Stanwix
Lawrence High School
W. O. Nelson
Pinckney School
Jayhawk Nursery
Kingland
Frank Hosford
Frederick J. Kelly
School of Education
University of Idaho
Lindley
John M. Newlin
R. I. St
Kansas
Not Alone with the Father, a Bible Message
The devotion reflects on John 16 32 RSV as Jesus life shows Father near. It prays for readers to recognize divine closeness and renew full commitment to God through Jesus Christ.
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John
Open Letter Addresses Rural Dog Danger in Douglas County
Lawrence resident Ernest Johnson urges Douglas County residents to curb roaming dogs after incidents affecting farm animals and a neighbor's pet. He cites packs of aggressive dogs terrorizing horses and a police dog encounter, urging owners to restrain pets and consider safety for children and livestock.
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Douglas County
Ernest Johnson
Lawrence
Hanoi Trick Plan to Lure U S Into Peace
Washington column quotes Joe Wallstop arguing Hanoi seeks peace negotiations to induce US concessions. He claims North Vietnam wants a bombing pause as a moral victory and that remaining hardline will deny the Communists any victory, arguing no good time exists to talk peace.
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Hanoi
U.S
Washington
Joe Wallstop
Joe
Vietnam
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Ap- Buchwald Peasers
Wallstop
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Letter Responds To Branson On Kansas Teachers Association Lobby
Dennis A. Daugherty of 1107 Ind. St argues Branson misreads the Kansas Teachers Association lobby in Topeka. He questions the size and influence of the lobby and criticizes the type of teachers he believes Branson supports for children.
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Mr. Branson
Journal-World
Kansas Teachers Association
Topeka
Dennis A. Daugherty
Ind. St
Mother Dog Dies in Fire After Saving Four Lives
In Lancaster California a dog named Candy woke her owner Timothy Deer and helped his family escape a blaze. Firemen say Candy had just given birth to a litter of pups and died in the flames after staying inside to save the newborns. Timothy and Sheryl Deer, and their two children, were rescued through a window.
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Lancaster
Calif
Timothy Deer
Candy
Sheryl
Tammy
Timothy Jr
Deer
The American dream of wealth and fame reassessed
Hal Boyle argues most Americans seek not fame or fortune but steady success and independence. He notes fame requires talent or courage, while becoming a millionaire often rests on luck and dedication to business, with sacrifices in leisure and family life.
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Curbstone
United States
Metropolitan Opera
Albert Schweitzer
Albert Einstein
Jonas Salk
Robert Frost
Hal Boyle
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
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Old Home Town
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