Is One Vietnam Enough for This Century
A critique of U S intervention in Southeast Asia cites Congo and Nigeria as examples of bungled policy It argues there are no parallels between Congo and Vietnam warns that endless aid and military presence threaten more war and lives Questions when the United States will learn from past commitments and risks repeating history
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U. S
Soviet Russia
China
Congo
Nigeria
United States
Vietnam
Mansfield
America
Indochina
Saigon
South Vietnam
Oklahoma City
Johnson
Honolulu
Southeast Asia
Senate approves truth in lending bill overview
AP reports the Senate unanimously passed a truth in lending bill aimed at displaying total annual interest and dollar charges. The measure would not set rates, exclude revolving credit, first mortgages, or small purchases under ten dollars, and could still be altered in the House. Consumerism and rising credit drive need for clearer disclosures.
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New York
Senate
House
Inter- Esticharges
Federal ‘Resti Ye. Board
Shtpe
Ibthpavison
Congress
Senate Banking Committee
Washington
Can It Stand Peace What happens to California if peace is declared
An exploration asks how a declared peace would affect California economy and governance. It notes California relies on federal funding and scientific research, with a strong laboratory climate, and questions the broader impact on states tied to government spending during an era of waning conflict.
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California
Golden State of California
Economic unrest echoed as public mood shifts
Citizens express readiness for disruption to spur growth while policymakers seek balanced steps. Analysts note tension between demand for swift action and calls for stability amid ongoing market volatility and policy debates.
Lawrence and Topeka Highlights from 1957 Diegetic memories
Notes recount William Pendleton opening a law office and serving as Douglas County probation chief. Lawrence figures include William Brown a pioneer resident and Brown's Grove owner. 1942 highlights feature Mike Getto becoming Brooklyn Dodgers head coach and local Jaycees officers. In Topeka Sen Capper, Gov Paulen, Justice Hutchinson attend Garfield Park picnic with thousands of children. Women of Presbyterian church plan fall bazaar activities.
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William B. Pendleton
KU Law School
Douglas County
William Brown
Lawrence
Lawrence Paper Co
Brown's Grove
Mike Getto
Brooklyn
Topeka
U. S
Arthur Capper
Garfield Park
Ben Paulen
Supreme Court
William Easton Hutchinson
Presbyterian Church
Moses Views Promised Land From Pisgah Mount
Bible excerpt describes Moses ascending to Mount Nebo in Moab to overlook Jericho and the surrounding land as commanded by the Lord. A prayer asks God to grant patience faith daily and trust in the good that comes from serving Him through Christ.
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Moses
Moab
Nebo
Pisgah
Jericho
God
Christ
Jacks Straws-2egho Of A Summer Tan
Narrator reflects on vacation tan fading as summer ends and debates the value of a sun tan. He recalls yearly trips to Bull Shoals for two weeks of sun, fishing, and relaxation, then notes weekends back home yield fading color and occasional sunburns.
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Bull Shoals
Johnson moves to heal rifts as Democrats unite for 1968
Vice President Humphrey hosts a private luncheon with six dove Democrats including Frank Church George McGovern and Joseph Clark to push Vietnam compromise ideas and extend friendship across the aisle. President Johnson signals preference for Clark in Pennsylvania and urges unity to outflank left-wing challengers in next year’s primaries.
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Washington
Humphrey
Johnson
Frank Church
Idaho
George McGovern
South Dakota
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Dmz
Senate
White House
Alexei Kosygin
Sen
Clark
President's Oval
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John
Far East
Anchorage
Alaska
Ernest Gruening
Vietnam
Weeded ambitions replace old garden of life ideas
Hal Boyle reflects on pruning personal ambitions that no longer fit. He lists extravagant plans to discard, from cavalry charges to a Broadway Hamlet, and asks readers what they would throw away as useless weeds in life.
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New York
Mediterranean
Empire State
Colorado
Julie Andrews
Dr. Joyce Brothers
Martha Raye
Spain
Sen
Everett, M
Dirksen
Kie Gleason
Dean Martin
Electric toothbrushes A healthful aid from ADA approval
Reader questions about electric toothbrushes get guidance from a dental authority. Benefits include ease for handicapped people and convalescent attendants, with caution to avoid excess pressure or overlong use. Proper technique and brushing the tongue are emphasized.
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American Dental Association
Warplane Deal Flop Signals British Frustration In France Pact
Washington weighs Britain's response to a collapsed Britain France joint swing wing warplane program. The crisis threatens Defense Minister Healey and Britain’s mid 1970s high speed strike aircraft needs. U S officials privately fear profits flowing to U S firms and seek a European alternative.
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U.S
Britain
Healey
France
Aes
Sunibiee
Shrimp the Fragile Top Model Travels South
The Shrimp, a striking top model praised by Eileen Bord of the New York agency, works despite fever from an unknown virus. She commands up to $2,500 per match, has six years at the peak, and now spends time at favorite winter spots in the south of France while maintaining a poised, expressionless public persona.
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Jean Saoupian
Eileen Bord
New, York
Model ‘Agency
America
Suzy
Parker
South
France
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Old Home Town
Jack Zimmerman
Miami
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Democratic Party
Hal Boyle
Joseph Molner
Dr. Motner
D. B
Dr. Mother
D. G
C. S
England
London
Defense
Dennis Healey
Gilbert Youth Service
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