Weather control debate warned by Teller in 1966 interview
Dr Edward Teller, nuclear authority, warns that if Russia dominates global weather control averted conflicts may vanish. He cites evidence of shifting patterns including European cold winters and droughts in the northeast U S and heavy rains in the western deserts. He questions how near nations are to achieving weather manipulation and laments the destructive use of science.
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Johnson expands Civil Service access to White House orbit
President Johnson quietly extends White House reach by inviting mid level Civil Service officials to private meetings with W. Marvin Watson Jr. and Jake Jacobsen. The move, described as increasing loyalty, risks politicizing a traditionally nonpartisan workforce and exposes careerists to White House pressure for party support.
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To Your Good Health Dear Dr
Letters to the physician advise against honey and vinegar for a lingering cold noting it may mask other diseases. A protracted cold is a different illness that warrants medical evaluation. The second reader asks about small white under eye spots. a dermatologist can remove them without scarring or burning.
Willford King argues against higher minimum wage in 1960s view
The piece contrasts President Johnson and labor leaders with economist Willford I. King who warns that raising the hourly minimum wage beyond 1.25 dollars risks higher prices, fewer jobs, layoffs, and greater reliance on relief. It notes King's career with public health, agriculture, and the census and his ASA presidency.
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Senate to hold hearings on rising crime rate in March
The article outlines planned Senate hearings in the week of March 21 addressing a rising national crime rate seen as a major domestic issue. It notes 1965 crime rose five percent, 1964 by 13 percent, with about 60 percent of serious crimes involving thefts and burglaries and fears of going out at night.
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Weather Control Theories From Cold War Bomb Experiments
A 1961 Russian H-Bomb test sparked speculation that atmospheric blasts were used to study weather modification. Some researchers and commentators considered whether such tests could alter global climate patterns or serve strategic aims beyond immediate weapon effects.
Bonds Rise as Investors Turn To Treasuries and Municipals
Bargain hunters and stock market selloffs drive renewed demand for bonds. Yields on Treasuries and corporates climb, forcing new issues to offer higher rates. Banks sell municipal holdings to fund loans as offerings of new corporate and tax exempt bonds surge.
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Trinity Episcopal Church Reopens After Fire Renovation
After 11 months of work following a devastating fire the Trinity Episcopal Church reopened with a new Reuter organ placed in the choir loft at the back of the building. About 75 people attended the Pioneer Club meeting at the Community Building. Judge Hugh Means shared memories of his 1953 world trip. Chet Mize of Atchison was named chair of the Greater University Fund advisory board at KU.
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Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
Behold now is the acceptable time for salvation. We thank Thee for sending Thine only Son that whosoever believes in him should have eternal life. Amen.
Signs of a Cold and the Perspective of Strength
A narrator describes the experience of suspecting a cold at work and the urge to deny weakness. Amid self talk and playful irony the piece contrasts dry air with fear of illness and ends with a cynical view of co workers who are sniffing and suffering minor ailments.
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Everone
Devil
Community voices call for action against town smut
Catherine Tatum Weinaug appeals to city officials and readers to combat obscenity in local bookshops. She cites free speech precedents and urges ordinances, civic study groups, and parental education to remove pornographic material from Lawrence.
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Lyons Den and Hemingway Death Reflections
Leonard Lyons notes President Kennedy hosting three famous youths Courtenay Valenti Michael Dickerson and Angela Weiss while Mary Hemingway describes the initial shock after her husband's death. Joe DiMaggio criticizes current batting practice compared with his playing days and reflects on Yankee batting standards.
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Time to Quarrel With Irishman
Hal Boyle weighs in with a string of humorous quips about daily life and human quirks. The columnist riffs on Americans, Irishmen, shopping, poetry, and odd beliefs in a light, satirical voice.
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