Dodd Inquiry Receives Lawrence Speech Support
Sen James Pearson spoke in Lawrence praising the Senate Ethics Committee as it probes Connecticut Senator Thomas Dodd. He said the six member panel will press on after recess to restore public confidence and set a strong example for the Senate.
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Lawrence
Sen
James Pearson
Senate Ethics Committee
Connecticut
Thomas Dodd
Pearson
Senate
Clark Mollenhoff
Washington
Cowles Publications
House
Mollenhoff
Bobby Baker
Podd
Sen. Pearson
Dodd
Viet Nam
FBI
American University
Traffic control urged at 6th and Iowa streets
Daily evidence shows need for a new system at the T shaped 6th and Iowa intersection. East west traffic is manageable but southbound turning west faces long waits and high risk during peak times. A traffic light is proposed to prevent growing accident potential at this junction.
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6Th and
Iowa Sts
Sixth Street
Towa
6Th
Iowa
Railroaded recruits threaten South Vietnamese loyalty
South Vietnamese security forces were ordered to arrest draft age demonstrators against the Kr government and send them to military service. Troops and riot police beat detainees as they were carted away, raising concerns about loyalty and the danger to American troops. Observers warn many locals see this as Americas war and fear further casualties.
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South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
America
Longstanding U.S. role in Asian conflict draws protest
The passage criticizes American involvement in Asia and the treatment of dissidents sent into service, highlighting government indecision and public frustration with military policy and protest. The author frames this as part of a broader pattern in U.S. conduct during the war.
Banks Put On The Brakes
Banks nationwide hiked loan rates as credit demand outpaced supply. Chemical Bank NY raised its loan rate to 5.4 percent, prompting other banks in major cities to follow. Fed policy and state usury limits shape further loan costs for houses cars and consumer credit.
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New York
Chemical Bank
New York Trust Co
Chicago
Los Angeles
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
San Francisco
William S. Renchard
Frederick A. Potts
Philadelphia National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Record of Douglas County weather and historic memories
A historic page notes an all time moisture drought in Douglas County over 13 months with no month above sub normal rainfall. It recalls a 1956 airliner collision near Grand Canyon killing 128, including Mrs. Kite of Lawrence family. It also mentions Lone Star Lake checks, flags, and a 1926 Hollywood Bowl reopening with 20,000 capacity and Jenny Wren Fleur packaging.
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Douglas County
Grand Canyon
TWA
Fish and Game
Lone Star Lake
Chamber of Commerce
T. J. Sweeney
Los Angeles
Jenny Wren Fleur
John Lockwood
Custer
Sitting Bull
Rain In
Bible verse reflection and prayer excerpt
The text presents Hosea 14 5 and a RSV prayer asking God to answer the thirsty and supply body and soul needs. It petitions blessing to be a channel of Jesus spirit and ends with the Our Father prayer.
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Israel
RSV
Jesus
Kennedy Triumph Shifts New York Democratic Standings
In the New York June primary a Reform candidate, Samuel Silverman, defeats Arthur Klein for Manhattan Surrogate, signaling Kennedy’s strengthened position in the state. Tammany Hall’s anti Kennedy strategy aimed to tarnish his sponsorship, reflecting deep local doubts about his appeal and potential impact on Rockefeller opposition.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Reform
Samuel Silverman
Organization
Arthur Klein
Manhattan
Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
Tammany Hall
Bobby Kennedy
Johnson
Klein
New York Times
Silverman
McCarthy
Tammany
J. Raymond Jones
Keating
Harlem
East Harlem
Jones
Trichinosis advice and political campaign notes
Dear Dr Molner explains how trichinosis spreads from undercooked pork and improper feeding of scraps to hogs. The piece warns that 15 to 20 percent of Americans may encounter the disease, urges thorough cooking, and notes Europe’s stricter controls. The column shifts to electoral strategy around Kennedy, Surrogate races, and Gubernatorial prospects in New York.
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United States
E. F
U.S.A
Gen. de Gaulle
Europe
Survey of the Draft Setup And Some of the Problems
Washington report on the draft amid criticisms of bias and fairness. Interviewers quote several citizens offering varied views from alphabetical drafting to deferments for car owners and married men. A campus scene shows injected jokes about service options and political leanings.
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Washington
Uriah Zyckowski
Gowns Missed At White House Flight Figures In Royal Dinner Tales
Mollie Parnis and assistant Charlotte encountered a missing gown box after delivering Mrs. LBJ’s outfits to Washington. The box was left in a phone booth, reported to a stewardess, and later recovered by White House staff and delivered to Parris in New York. Saud Saud al Faisal and King Faisal anecdotes Chinese?
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Mollie Parnis
Washington
Charlotte
White House
Lbj
New Books at City Library Adds Classic and Contemporary Titles
Marilyn Dell Churchill surveys new library offerings including The Fatal Impact by Alan Moorhead about Capa and Cook’s Tahiti and Australia trips, The Birth Controllers by Peter Kryer on birth control pioneers, Earthly Paradise by Colette, University in Transition by James A Jerkins, The Press in Washington edited by Ray Eldon Diebert, Sutter's Fort by Gisear Lewes, Rebecca's Daughters by Lu Fan Thomas, Trust by Cynthia Oxzell, Spylight by James Leanor, The Competitor by Marty Hasen, Gates of the Forest by Fire Woe, Never Call It Loving by Dorothy Fader, Virgin Soldiers by Leslie Thomas.
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Churchill
Lord Moran
Alan Moorhead
Moorehead
Capa
Cook
Tahiti
Australia
Antatretiera
Peter Kryer
Earthly Paradise
Colette
Wasese
Colettes
James A. Jerkins
Frinceton Hve
Corneoo
Sechaba
HE Press
Washington
Ray Eldon Diehert
Siateen
Vatinois
Sutter's Fort
Gisear Lewes
Cageain
California
Rebecca
Lufan Thonas
Wales
Worm
Echo
Cynthia Oxziell
Europe
America
James Leanor
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O'Connor
Johnson-Humphrey
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Small Society
Brickman
Art Buchwald
McNamara
George Hamilton
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
King Faisal
American Arabian Oil Co
Saud
Faisal
U.N
Ted
Sorensen
N. Y
City Library
Marilyn Dell
Soove
Deetor Wathom
Switzerland
Himalayas
Marty Hasen
Realigny
Hing
Judas
Pdoorethy
Fader
Wathering
Shea
Charles Stewart Uabell
Ireland
Faii
Treland
Virgin Soldiers
Leslie Thomas
Briggs & Young
Ma'tasa
Piris
Publishers Weekly
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Susana the Adventurers
Robbins the Double Image
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Michener
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Dacey
Nader
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