Bush survives veto test on protecting Chinese students
Editorial regards Bush veto override battle on a bill shielding Chinese students from deportation. Senate sustains veto by four votes after House override, with support from Bob Dole. Report notes political dynamics, party unity, and sentiment that Bush leads U.S. China policy.
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Barbara Stanwyck remembered for professionalism and honesty
The late Barbara Stanwyck died at 82, leaving a legacy of 83 films and a long television run. Colleagues remember her as unpretentious, cooperative, and true to herself, never faking emotion or misusing stardom, with Cecil B. DeMille praising her work ethic. She died surrounded by friends, amplifying the contrast between her real life conduct and on screen prowess.
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Junior high boundary change spurs part protests
Local school board set to shift some pupils from South Junior High to Central Junior High drawing protests from parents. New appropriations totaling 14.55 million for four Lawrence water and flood projects include 13 million for Perry Lake and 1.2 million for local flood protection plus 325 thousand for Clinton Lake planning and 25 thousand for studying Kansas River navigation from Lawrence to Kansas City. Woolworth store to open in downtown Lawrence in spring 1966 with a 250 thousand investment.
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Jackson declines Washington mayoral bid over phone
The article notes Jesse Jackson, suffering laryngitis, choosing not to run for Washington mayor. He argues the post offers little executive power and would hurt his broader aims, particularly in the drug war, while remaining a potent national figure opposed by many Democrats.
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Will GOP find room for pro-choice view
New York Governor Mario Cuomo faces pressure from a Catholic bishop jailed over an abortion clinic protest. The piece argues the GOP must embrace pro choice voices to avoid fracturing a broad political tent. It notes Atwater’s push, Bush’s nuanced stance, and upcoming elections testing party unity on abortion.
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Kemp faces scrutiny as HUD reform meets congressional wave
Washington insiders warn Jack Kemp faces criticism from a public frustrated by homelessness and cautious management at HUD. His brute reform stance, budget discipline, and outreach to Congress fuel optimism for a presidential bid while inviting GOP and Democratic scrutiny over housing approvals and pork-barrel practices. The piece contrasts Kemp with predecessor Pierce, notes his hands on approach in Congress, and cites a mini editorial on DOE transparency and a Cold War missile debate.
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