One Track Mind Rusk Seen As Strong Civilian Spokesman
Opinion divides on Dean Rusk as a secretary but Washington circles agree he is the most effective civilian spokesman on stopping Communist aggression. He warns that Reds are on the move and sticks to clear language without room for compacts. He tells the Fulbright Committee America fights aggression and cannot let Communists win.
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Dean Rusk
Washington
Rusk
Fulbright Committee
Senate
America
Tax Foundation Warns Rising Taxes Likely for Higher Education
The Tax Foundation projects Americans will pay more than double the 1964 tax burden for higher education by 1970. Public and private institutions and governments drive expenditures, with federal, state, and local contributions rising as GI Bill costs add to totals.
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Tax Foundation Inc
New York
Foundation
Kennedy Proposal Splits White House Over Vietnamese Coalition
Washington reports the President remains angry at Senator Kennedy for suggesting communists join a South Vietnam coalition. Kennedy backed a Hanoi aware government and later narrowed his stance to post election talks. Tensions linger between Kennedy and Johnson since 1960.
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Washington
Robert Kennedy
D-N.v
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U.S
Hanoi
White House
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Bobby
LBJ
John
Magic Five Big Lure Draws Investors From Stocks
AP reports that the so called magic five percent yield attracts investors from common stocks to bonds and high yielding accounts. Brokers note stock prices fell while bonds and savings certificates offered around five percent yielding gains. Banks and mutual savings institutions raise rates as savers chase higher returns amid rising interest rates.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
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Treasury
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Savings and Loan Associations
KU Basketball Beats Colorado To Keep Title Hopes Alive
Old Home Town notes KU defeated Colorado 54 44 to stay in contention for the Big Seven title depending on K States results. The 25 year section recalls pay limits for lawmakers ending pay on the 50th day of the 1941 session.
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Colorado
K-State
Raymond Nichols
Charles Rotherman
Judy Aiken
Summerfield
Watkins
Arthur Wolf
Rotarians
Alex Donnelly
Karl Klooz
John Brand
Kansas
John Kline
Howard Engleman
Bob Allen
Elroy Ayers
Albuquerque
Fairview School No. 2
Frankie Miller
Missouri
Herbert Hare
Kansas City
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A devotional excerpt emphasizes treating others as we wish to be treated, citing Matthew 7 12 Phillips. It includes a prayer thanking Jesus Christ for salvation and seeking forgiveness and childlike humility in spiritual living.
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Matthew
Phillips
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Red Icebergs and Coast Guard Blame Cartoon Satire
A humorous column argues the Coast Guard should be blamed for dyeing all icebergs red to track them. A sailor’s simple idea to color ice red wins over wary officers, while funding hurdles and a wary political climate are noted.
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Coast Guard
Medicare Snarl Looms in Election Year Trouble
Washington editors Rowland Evans and Robert Novak warn that the Medicare program set to begin July 1 will strain hospital beds and medical staff as 19 million seniors become eligible. Shortages in doctors, nurses, and home care threaten access and could swing voters against the Johnson administration. Oklahoma and other states report decade‑long shortages of personnel and home‑nursing capacity, underscoring a nationwide emergency as HEW officials acknowledge manpower limits.
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Democratic Party
Administration
Uncle Sam
Johnson Administration
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Labor Department
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
HEW
Wilbur Cohen
God Is Dead Debate Stirs Tennessee Wesleyan Chapel
At Tennessee Wesleyan College in Athens, 400 students attended a chapel service challenging whether God has reality in their lives. Chaplain Doug Lewis led readings including Nietzsche as the crowd debated belief amid a somber, death march mood and a provocative benediction urging personal choice and search for meaning.
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Athens, Tenn
Tennessee Wesleyan College
Doug Lewis
Lewis
Tve
Frederick Nietzsche
God
Dear Dr. Mother Answers on Vaccines Sugar Habits and Erythema Multiforme
Advice on vaccinating an allergic child notes egg allergy and flu vaccine concerns while assuring most vaccines are safe with disclosure to the doctor. Additional guidance warns excess sugar risks for children and possible diabetes only with family history. Practical notes cover impr amine for bed wetting and a medical description of erythema multiforme and its potential causes and duration.
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Remembering the good old days in America
Hal Boyle invites readers to a nostalgic dive into past decades full of small comforts and relics. He highlights fashion, food, schooling, sports, and social trends to evoke a sentimental portrait of mid century life.
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