Kennedy and Bomb Talk Split in Democratic Rift
William F. Buckley Jr. argues Sen. Kennedy shifts away from President Johnson due to political inertia and strategic clashes over Vietnam and foreign policy. He contends Kennedy's statements on nuclear proliferation are largely irrelevant to U S. goals and warns against urging treaties without a path to neutralizing Red China.
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Sen. Kennedy
Kennedy
Brother
Johnson
Bobby
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
White House
Red China
Tibet
Red year again as federal deficit persists into 1966
The U S government ends another year in the red for the 29th time in 35, with Fiscal 1966 already marked No 6 in a deficit string. Estimates put the 1965 shortfall at about 3 8 billion, down from earlier 6 billion projections, while observers doubt a balanced budget is near.
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United States
Johnson
Congress
Washington
Nebraska
Carl Curtis
Herbert Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower Urges 1968 GOP Convention Overhaul
Former President Eisenhower urges Republicans to adopt a new style for the 1968 convention. He calls for a permanent chairman with dictatorial powers, five minute candidate demos, and exclusion of non delegates from the floor. The plan aims to project a businesslike image and modernize proceedings.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Ike
Eisenhower
Bill Miller
Ellen Moore
Stanton D. Anderson
Washington
U.S
Ray Bliss
Bliss
Republican National Committee
Verwoerd Warns On Race Policy At U S Tracking Stations
The State Dept says the United States will keep operating its two satellite tracking stations in South Africa despite Prime Minister Hendrick Verwoerd’s warning that Negro Americans cannot be employed there. Verwoerd claims racial policies apply to the stations, though the U S South Africa agreement has no such clause.
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State Department
U.S
South Africa
Hendrick Verwoerd
Verwoerd
United States
South Africa policy cited in Verwoerd remarks
The article notes no Negro Americans are employed at the stations and no attempts to send them, suggesting Verwoerd's statements may aim at domestic political gains amid growing trouble. The piece hints the disturbance may be tied to South Africa's segregation theme being used to rally support.
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Verwoerd
Korea Isnt So Far Off Tour Through Panmunjom and Armistice Zone
A Panmunjom feature tours the DMZ and joint security area where UNC and Communist forces coexist in a half mile zone. The piece notes access rules for visitors, official meetings six times weekly, and armistice commission activity, with casualty and violation tallies since 1953. It highlights tourism, mutual hostility, and the divided path between Seoul and Panmunjom.
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Panmun
Jom
Korea
Times-Post
Seoul
Panmunjom
North Korea
Free World
United Nations Command
UNC
South Korea
North
MDC
Military Armistice Commission
China
Moscow
Old Home Town 10 Years Ago 1955 highlights
Dr John Albers presided at the Lawrence Country Club dedication dinner for the new swimming pool. Alpha Chi Omega alumnae entertained for members leaving Lawrence. Mrs Don Dixon and Mr Dixon headed to Tuscaloosa for his chairmanship at the University. Roomed spouses head to New Haven for Yale leave. Fifty four new Kansas bar admittees include 25 from KU with two women. Several Lawrence residents named. GOP convention backs Wendell Willkie. Charles McNary named running mate on sixth/next ballot. 40 years ago 1925 Ideal Grocery advertises potato sacks and orange boxes at 5 cents each. Potter Lake declared safe to swim by sanitation officer I I Barron despite typhoid rumors.
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John Albers
Lawrence Country Club
Alpha Chi Omega
Lawrence
Don Dixon
Dixon
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Quinton Johnstone
New Haven
Kansas
Ima Gae Goering
Claudia Maxine Maxwell
Charles Cassel
Oscar Mall
Chester Fleming
Alice Hoover
Kenneth Wallace
GOP
Wendell Willkie
Charles McNary
Oregon
Willkie
Ideal
Mass
I. L. Barron
Kansas Board of Health
Potter Lake
Bible verse and prayer reflection for daily devotion
A devotional item quotes Luke 10 27 RSV urging love of God with heart soul strength and mind. A closing prayer asks Our Father to center life on this purpose through Jesus Christ.
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Jesus
Letters Editor Defends Student Dissent at KU
A Journal-World letter argues for fair coverage of SDS and campus protests at the University of Kansas. It rebuts charges of beatnik stereotypes and asserts defense of individual rights and democratic ideals against innuendo and fear.
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W. Clark Wescoe
Strong Hall
Pinkerton
Letter writer defends free speech and signed discourse
A. Bryan Leonard II argues for open debate and signed correspondence in response to anonymous criticism of an editorial on Vietnam. He cites Aristotle on examining both sides, urges civil discussion, and warns that fear of opposing views erodes democratic principles. He invites dialogue with the anonymous letter writer.
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Journal
World
Viet Nam
Aristotle
A. Bryan Leonard II
la. St
Letter on June 23 comment sparks objections
This letter objects to narrow minded innuendo in the June 23 item and questions discretion and taste. It argues the portrayal reflects bias and prompts rebuttal from readers.
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Journal-World
Dangerous household poisons list warns of child hazards
A Michigan based caution lists aspirin as the top danger among 2 911 poisonings in a year. It names 66 other materials found in homes and urges immediate disposal and secure storage to prevent injuries. Summer is the most dangerous season and readers are advised to lock away cleaners pesticides and unlabelled bottles.
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LDS
Michigan
Airman Young earns Silver Star for daring North Viet Nam rescue
Airman 1.C Jon H. Young of Portland Oregon, a pararescue specialist, received the Silver Star for a March North Viet Nam mission in which he and his crew attempted a daring rescue of downed pilots. He braved intense ground fire and dangerous seas to save a Skyraider and later helped pull a second pilot to safety, though one man was captured moments before the ground action.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Jon H. Young
Portland
Ore
Jon
North
Viet Nam
Young
U.S
Joe Phelan
Stamford
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
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Erich Fromm
Stalin
Hitler
Mao
Norman Thomas
Lenin
Huey Long
Thomas Jefferson
SDS
Joseph Molner
A. M
Hal Boyle
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