Far Left Poses a Threat to Civil Rights Leadership
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that ACT seeks admission to the Civil Rights Leadership Conference, risking disruption and unruly debate. The piece notes ACT’s ties to radical figures, Snick influence, and debates over Viet Nam policy and Bond’s seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Rights Leadership Conference
ACT
Jesse Gray
New York
Lawrence Landry
Chicago
Julius Hobson
Sal
Julian Bond
Snick
Viet Nam
Americans For Democratic Action
Bond
Barry
America
Iron tablets long-term effects on circulation and anemia
Reader asks if daily iron can harm blood vessels or worsen arthritis. Doctor explains iron does not affect vessels or circulation and can be taken indefinitely when needed for anemia, while excess iron mainly troubles the intestines. Also covers hypochromic anemia causes and treatment and explains postpartum isolation due to contagious germs in hospitals.
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Mrs. H
R. S
Minnesota Cold Wave Tests Postmen and Pets
In International Falls and Duluth temperatures fell to as low as 43 below zero, prompting postmasters to order indoor work and a physical therapist to warm her car battery under a heat lamp. Duluth recorded 37 below and Minneapolis-St Paul 26 below. Fuel lines froze nationwide, with homeowners using torches to thaw tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Falls
Minn
Minnesota
Duluth
Minneapolis - St. Paul
Debate Is Needed For Kansas Day Reflects On Politics
The piece criticizes Kansas Day gatherings in Topeka where Republicans mingle and speeches rage against Democrats. It laments weak Washington opposition to President Johnson, praises Senator Dirksen, and urges bold questioning and leadership to revive constructive debate.
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Kansas
Topeka
America
Republican Party
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Dirksen
United States Senate
United States
Senate Chamber
Kansas Day
Boston Social Event Honors Kenny O’Donnell Critics Say No Politics
Art Buchwald notes Boston’s social scene honors Kenneth O’Donnell with a testimonial dinner. Dignitaries like Robert Kennedy Teddy Kennedy Jesse Unruh and Mike Mansfield attend while O’Donnell emphasizes non political aims such as education urban renewal and anti poverty. He advocates stronger Massachusetts leadership and hints at a gubernatorial bid.
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Boston
Massachusetts
O’donnell
President Kennedy
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Mike DiSalle
Ohio
California Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Robert Kennedy
Teddy Kennedy
Joseph D. Keenan
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Kenny
Kennedy
O'Donnell
California
Jack Conway
Afl-Cio
Labor
John King
New Hampshire
Kenny O’donnell
Saigon Confusion Hampering U S Effort in Viet Nam
The piece highlights Washington Saigon and South Vietnamese government communication problems causing confusion amid a large U S military buildup. Officials blame lack of liaison delegation of authority and competing agencies or czars creating inefficiency.
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Washington, D. C
United States
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Washington
TAS
Unified command needed for Saigon operation
Veterans and military men complain of chaotic Saigon coordination and call for a single strong hand like Gen Douglas MacArthur to establish a unified operation with clear authority. They warn lives will keep being lost and federal efforts will fail until command is centralized.
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Douglas MacArthur
Saigon
Old Home Town Reminiscences and Kansas Day History
A retrospective notes a 1956 intruder incident at Mrs. George Neese Clark Gray’s home ending with a bandit shot dead in Richland and details a 1834 to 1841 timeline including Templin Hall ownership changes and a 1940 Kansas Day event with Sen. Alexander Wiley and several congressmen attending in Topeka.
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George Neese Clark Gray
Frowling
Andy Gray
Richland
Templin Hall
Gov. Robinson
Acacia
14Th St
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Lambertson
Rees
Carlson
Hope
Carl Friend
Lawrence
Womans
Kansas Day Club
State House
John Steuart Curry
Today's Bible Message Prayer The Example of Jesus Christ
A prayer asking guidance to follow Jesus Christ and spread His gospel. It urges readers to treat all people as brothers and support Christian missions while seeking the pathway of Christ. Amen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Letters to the Editor on Downtown Crosswalk Policy
Readers criticize the City Commission for removing crosswalks on Massachusetts Street. They warn of increased jaywalking and accidents, defend pedestrian safety, and joke about fitness and traffic fines while citing Project 800 plans and downtown commerce. Citizens note ambulance teamwork and question funding for fatality statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Massachusetts Street
City Commission
Lawrence
Charles Neuringer
Harvard Rd
Journal World
Ray Wickware
12Th
Kentucky
Dick Conboy
Bartcher
Massachusetts
Vicki Henry Lawrence High
Walnut St
Caution Advised on List of Personal Expenses
James Marlow explains what personal expenses taxpayers may deduct or must itemize on Form 1040 for 1965. The piece outlines deductions for taxes, interest, mileage, charitable gifts, education, medical transportation, and union dues, plus non deductible items and the role of IRS guidance.
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Washington (Ap
Internal Revenue Service
Wilkinson Urges Daily 15-Minute School Exercise
Former Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson urged Kansas schools to include 15 minutes of vigorous daily exercise for students. Speaking at the Kansas State Teachers Association Council of Administration meeting, he said organized recess can fit into the day without extra cost and bolster intellectual growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Kansas State Teachers Association Council of Administration
Wilkinson
New City Library Catalog Highlights Arts and History Reads
A list of books including American forts by Bruce Grant and The Dreyfus Affair by Betty Schechter, plus works on psychology, poetry, and travel. Notable entries cover Clarence Darrow, Great War context, and Red Skelton humor.
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Bruce Grant
America
Brandt Aymar
Saul Bellow
Don ‘Tracy
Emily Dickinson
Paul Annixter
Dreyfus
Betty Schechter
Jack Speel
Nfe
Appalachia
Norman C. Miller
Fine de Angelis
Wall Street
Broad Tower
Barbara W. Tuchman
Tuchman
James
Britain
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By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Hobson
William Higgs
Mississippi
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Higgs
Clarence
Marion Barry
U.S
Georgia
ADA
Joseph Rauh
Rauh
U. S
Joseph Molner
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Art Buchwald
Kenneth O'Donnell
Old Home Town
Charles Curtis
Dan Anthony
Hays White
W. H. Sproul
Polly’’ Tincher
James Strong
Hoch
James Marlow
Community Chest
United Funds
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Heart and Cancer Associations
YMCA
YWCA
YWHA
American Legion
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
British Admiralty
James Dugan
England
Peace Corps
Arnold Zeitlin
Ghana
Eleanor BH. Pierce
Spain
Turkey
Haiti
Honduras
Brazil
Pakistan
Morocco
Red Skelton
Schweitzer
Erica Anderson
Alebert Schweitzer
Publishers’ Weekly
Michener
Stewart
Kaufman
Lockwood Concern
O'Hara
Schlesinger Kennedy
Sorensen
Berne
Montgomery
Davis
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