The Dodd Klein Connection in Senate probe
The Senate inquiry into Sen Thomas Dodd examines alleged ties with Gen Julius Klein a PR figure linked to German interests. Evidence shows Klein donated campaign funds and Klein correspondence sought favorable records while Dodd traveled to Germany to study a Soviet killer ring, costing two thousand dollars.
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William F. Buckley JR
Sen
Thomas Dodd
Gen
Julius Klein
Gen. Klein
Sen. Dodd
Klein
Senate
Select Committee On Standards and Conduct
Marjorie Carpenter
FBI
Drew Pearson
Germany
Dodd
Committee On Internal Security
Bogdan Stashinsky
David Martin
Johnsons Hard Line on Viet Nam Shocks White House Meeting
A four hour June 30 cabinet room session reveals President Johnson signaling a decisive shift in Viet Nam policy. McNamara and Ball briefed as Johnson pressed for stronger bombing and warned critics at home against undermining the effort.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Callaway
Defense
McNamara
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South
Laos
Ho Chi Minh
U. S
Measles vaccine guidance for adults and pregnancy risk
Dear Dr. Mother advises that two or three hair washings weekly are not excessive for teens. She recommends measles vaccine for a 21 year old who has not had measles, noting adults can become very ill from measles and cases remain despite declines. A German measles vaccine is not yet available but progress is reported, with future use favored for women of child bearing age due to birth defect risk in early pregnancy.
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G.M
Dr. Mother
Mrs. S
Lawrence Journal-World Masthead Snippet
The Lawrence Journal World notes its editor in chief and president as well as staff positions. It mentions executive names and roles like news editor and managing editor while stating the paper’s long history since 1854.
Pre-Election Checks Stir Kansas Farmers Ahead of Elections
The Agriculture Department plans to distribute about 180 million dollars in farm aid in Kansas before the November general election, with roughly 90 dollars per person if shared by all residents. Commentators argue payments are politics, not fair pricing, and many farmers seek better prices for their produce rather than posturing pre election.
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Agriculture Department
Washington
Orville Freeman
White House
Kansas
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committees
Franklin Roosevelt
LBJ
Freeman
Midlands
Kansas City Firemen Strike Sparks Public Debate
The Kansas City firemen strike over wages and work conditions prompts debate on handling essential service disputes. Strikers argue sacrifices deserve appreciation while critics say replacements should be found, as National Guardsmen stand in as temporary guards at stations.
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Kansas City
National Guardsmen
Strifetorn
McNamara Says North Vietnamese Hide Fuel in Villages
Defense Secretary McNamara warns that Hanoi trucks fuel and oil to scattered villages to shield from U S bombers. The disclosures suggest escalation and possible civilian casualties as new air strikes target fuel sources.
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Defense
McNamara
U.S
Road to War Seen Holding Nation on Helpless Path
A commentator warns that if the war escalation continues as it has, the U S could be in an all-out major war by early 1967. The piece notes how retrospect makes the Road to War easier to understand than current steps into conflict.
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United States
Job Trends Shape Money Policy and Tax Debates
The unemployment rate and job totals influence both business decisions and policy moves. As the jobless rate falls, prosperity grows via GNP, prompting talks of tax cuts or raises. Labor shortages pressure wages and may fuel inflation, affecting credit and expansion strategies.
Old Home Town In Washington Examines Tape Controversy
Senate demanded Chicago University burn tapes from last fall in Wichita. The research team was said to have invaded the sanctity of jury rooms. Sharon Tripp of Lawrence named a Watkins Scholarship finalist. Edward Riling and his orchestra wrapped an engagement in Saginaw and Columbus.
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Washington
Senate
Chicago University
Wichita
Sharon Tripp
Lawrence
Kansas
Watkins
First National Bank
George Docking
Ed Martin
Warren Rhodes
Europe
Sec
Knox
U. S. Navy
Edward Riling
Saginaw
Mich
Columbus
Reed Lindley
John Lees
Standard Life Association
Baltimore
Daily Bible Message and Prayer
God created man in his image and male and female created he them. The prayer asks God to guide believers toward perfection and to entrust their striving to Him through Christ.
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God
Christ
Letters on sex education and city planning in Lawrence
A Lawrence reader urges school based sex education to bridge gaps between adults and youth. The letter argues homes cannot handle the topic alone and schools could spark open family dialogue. The second letter defends Massachusetts Street parking, opposes a downtown Mall, calls for a storm system in schools, a swimming pool funded by contributions, and higher police and fire wages, praising Lawrence’s facilities and beauty. A final note requests enforcement of city posting rules to curb political signs on lamp posts and poles.
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Journal-World
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Lawrence
United Fund
Haskell
City
Sixth Street
Harriet S. Wilson
Potpourri of reflections from Hal Boyle
New York AP column notes marriage expectancy rises with life expectancy and couples may share 43 years together unless divorce occurs. It cites skull strength to 3600 pounds, child murder stats, shifting liver status in diets, mosquitoes biting sicker people, car ownership growth, and quotable bits from Hemingway and Roosevelt.
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New York
United States
U.S
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
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AP Business News
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