De Gaulle Sells Short NATO Ties Amid French Withdrawal Plans
Lyndon Johnson warns France risks destabilizing NATO by seeking a veto power while De Gaulle pushes a timetable for disengagement and withdrawal. The piece notes potential shifts to Monaco or the Netherlands, Germany’s fragile position, and Germany’s possible push for an independent atom bomb as De Gaulle pursues a Europe from Atlantic to Urals.
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Lyndon Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
United States
France
de Gaulle
NATO
Washington
West Germany
Europe
Atlantic
Urals
Russia
Monaco
Netherlands
Vatican Guard
Fortune
Menopause Symptoms and Night Sweats Clarified by Dr Molner
Mrs S B K asks about menopause I address sequence of symptoms duration and whether hot flashes cause colds. I note no absolute rules for symptom order and explain hot flashes do not cause colds though sudden chill from wet skin can lower resistance. I reference a menopause booklet with readers questions and cautions on related conditions.
Lawrence Daily Journal World History Note
Lawrence Daily Journal World founded in 1854 continues as a long running local news source. The paper has documented court cases, city events, and community notices across its history in Kansas.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Spaceflight Risk and Recovery After Gemini 8 Landing
The Gemini 8 crew faced high suspense during trouble, executing a premature Pacific landing. Neil Armstrong and David Scott performed as trained pilots ensuring safety, while the piece warns of potential public impact if lives are lost and contrasts U S openness with Soviet secrecy.
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Pacific Ocean
U. S
Agena
Neil Armstrong
David Scott
St. Louis
NASA
Convention TV rights threaten the party free press balance
The piece weighs the impact of selling national political convention TV rights to a single network and sponsors. It argues one network coverage could curb spontaneity and harm viewership, urging reconsideration of four year convention broadcast practices and free information norms.
Soaring Enrollment Reflects Shifting College Trends
The article notes rising college enrollment as projections lag. Fewer students drop out, influenced by draft avoidance and stronger focus on education. More high school graduates enter college across Kansas and beyond, with retention replacing dropout rates as a key metric.
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Kansas
Nebraska University
Students shift to four year college mindset boosts enrollment
The article notes a growing preference for a full four year education among students upon enrollment, replacing the old two year trial approach. Administrators revise enrollment estimates upward as actual numbers exceed initial projections under current conditions.
Global atomic arms fears rise as more nations join
The piece warns that long acquainted powers like the United States and Russia know atomic weapons' danger while less responsible states such as China enter the club. U Thant compares the situation to a baby with a razor blade, highlighting the risk of impulsive use that could threaten civilization.
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United States
Russia
Red China
Atomic Club
U Thant
U. N
Who Is Biggest In Business
AP report notes that General Motors led in profits for 1965 with 2.126 billion dollars, while AT&T topped assets at 40.389 billion. Bank of America and Chase Manhattan rank high in assets, with other leaders including Metropolitan Life Prudential and First National City Bank.
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New York
America
General Motors
American Telephone and Telegraph
Jersey Standard Oil
At&t
Oil Company
Metropolitan Life
Prudential
Bank OF America
Chase Manhattan
First National City Bank
Jersey Standard
Sears, Roebuck
A&p
Riling and Riling Attorneys Form New Partnership
Old Home Town recalls 1956 when Eugene Riling joined the firm of Riling and Riling, with his father practicing at the same location for 45 years and Edward W. as the second member of the firm, while other notes mention a birth and 1941 AAUW visits to schools and a KU sculpture prize.
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Eugene Riling
Riling and Riling
Edward W
Donald McConnell
AAUW
Frank Stockton
Kenneth Dodderidge
Rip van Winkle
Bernard Frazier
Bible Message and Prayer Reflect on God’s Kindness
A devotional card presents Romans 2 4 as a prompt to repentance. The prayer asks God to reveal sin and to wash believers through Jesus Christ, closing with the Lord’s Prayer wording and Amen.
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Christ Jesus
Lord
Strong Dissent in D C on Inflation Tax Increase Debate
In Washington a minority in industry and on Capitol Hill challenges the push for higher income taxes to curb inflation. dissenters argue inflation is overstated and tax hikes would raise prices, worsen shortages, and trigger a recession, urging continued credit and production growth instead.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Treasury
Congress
The
Wall Street
New York
Federal Reserve Board
White House
Fed
Viet Nam
Mr. Johnson
Jesus Prays in Gethsemane Before Betrayal
The account describes Jesus leading Peter James and John to a country garden near Gethsemane. He asks them to watch, becomes deeply sorrowful, and prays to God asking for the cup to pass if possible but to fulfill God’s will.
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Jesus
Gethsemane
Peter
James
John
Matthew
Sonnenberg Narrows Relations for Time to Relax
Benjamin Sonnenberg trims business ties to gain leisure time. He follows Pierre Wertheimer's counsel about saving "for a rainy day" as they reflect on aging and the value of prudent spending. Wertheimer, noted art collector and Chanel No. 5 owner, shares wary financial wisdom.
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Benjamin Sonnenberg
Pierre Wertheimer
No-Home Diplomats Rise in Global Quirk
Washington hears chatter about toppled leaders being shifted to embassies abroad as diplomats. The mood reflects post-revolution politics with stories of former ministers and generals offered postings from Paris to Washington while coups reshape careers and nations.
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Washington
Thi
Dominican Republic
Guchwald
Alfredo
United States
CIA
Paris
How young is your heart by age and spirit
Hal Boyle explores youth as a mindset not a number. True age lies in spirit, openness to new experiences, humor and curiosity. Many stay youthful into old age, while some are aged in heart despite youth, depending on attitude toward life and change.
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Germany
de Gaulle
France
New York
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