Whose Hand to Be Shaken by Buckley Jr.
William Buckley Jr questions the ethics of Arnold Forster and the Anti-Defamation League in a New York legislative hearing on whether the John Birch Society is a political group under New York law. The piece contrasts Forster’s refusal to shake John Rousselot’s hand with Roosevelt’s past handshakes, highlighting debates over anti Semitism and political tolerance.
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John Birch Society
Arnold Forster
Anti-Defamation League
Anti- Defamation League
Anti - Defamation League
Forster
Bircher
John Rousselot
Rosselot
New York
George Lincoln Rockwell
National Renaissance Party
ADL
Review of the News
Samuel Blumenfeld
The
Birch Society
John Birch
Birch
Blumenfeld
Rousselot
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Russia
Robert Welch
Order of Humanity
Eleanor Roosevelt
Sen. McCarthy
United Nations
Vishinsky
Stalin
The Lenten Story at Golgotha and the Seamless Cloak
The account describes Jesus crucified at Golgotha with two thieves, soldiers dividing garments, and casting dice for the seamless cloak. John’s eyewitness detail is cited to fulfill the prophecy that they parted his raiment and cast lots.
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Golgotha
Jesus
Evangelist John
John XIX
We Need a Pool in Lawrence This Summer
A public pool for Lawrence is debated as citizens compare costs and benefits. The proposal blends a school public indoor pool at Lawrence High with concerns over price roughly 650000 dollars and the use schedule for the public. Supporters cite other cities’ pools while opponents warn against excess frills and shifting funds from cafeterias to pool construction.
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Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Baldwin
Eudora
Kansas University
Wrong-Parking Crackdown In Lawrence Police Action
Lawrence police pursue traffic violators in a campaign against wrong parking. Officers hope to curb selfish parking that blocks multiple spaces and disrupts flow. The effort aims to fine persistent offenders and remind motorists to consider others while parking.
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Lawrence
Blank Spot of the Nation? Nebraska Perceived in Tourism Survey
The Cornhusker Motor Club of Nebraska surveyed AAA affiliates nationwide to gauge Nebraska tourism appeal as part of a 24 billion dollar annual market. Respondents across states offered blunt views, noting little knowledge of Nebraska attractions beyond Boys Town and a prevailing impression of flat farm country.
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Nebraska
Cornhusker
Cornhusker Motor Club of
American Automobile Association
Cincinnati Auto Club
Springfield
Mass
War returns to market fears and profits in inflation era
The Viet Nam and Korea conflicts influence the stock market through potential tax hikes and wage price controls. Historically, wars boosted prints due to production and tax changes, while actual controls tempered profits. Current mood shows persuasion over formal regulation affecting margins and share prices.
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New York
South Korea
Dow
Regents refuse Phog Allen coaching request at 70
The Board of Regents denied Dr. Phog Allen's request to coach basketball for another year after reaching the mandatory retirement age of 70. Dick Harp was approved as coach with Jerry Waugh as his assistant, both connected to Lawrence High School.
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Lawrence High School
Board of Regents
Phog Allen
Dick Harp
Jerry Waugh
Kaw Valley Electric Co-operative
Lone Star Lake Park
Kansas Senate
Prayer Message Reflects Reconciliation Through Christ
Daily devotional note cites II Corinthians 5 19 RSV about God reconciling the world to himself and asks for forgiveness and courage to confess sins and live in harmony with God through Christ.
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God
Christ
Full LBJ Prestige on Line To Recoup Defeat in House
President Johnson risks his prestige in a pivotal House vote on a $12 million rent supplement bill for the current fiscal year. Key riders in the Appropriations Committee threaten defeat and possible damage to the Great Society program amid liberal concerns and racial balance fears.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Great Society
Congress
Atlantic City
N. J
New Jersey
National Ass’n
White House
Capitol Hill
Mr. Johnson
Robert Weaver
Secre
House Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Committee
Jeffery Cohelan
California
Lyndon Johnson
Ticklishness science and medical advice for pregnancy worry
A physician explains ticklish nerves touch versus pain and how fear or anticipation affects sensitivity. The column offers a coping method for medical exams and notes an itch is a irritant driven tickle. In a reader letter, a pregnant wife worries about quinine and castor oil used early in pregnancy and learns it did not harm the baby.
Defender of GM: Buchwald Attacks Senate Inquiry
Washington column argues for General Motors amid a Senate Investigating Committee probe into its private detective actions. The piece asserts Nader’s book sparked a public backlash, urges protections for corporations, and questions privacy and free enterprise norms. It claims laws are needed to shield large companies from investigative scrutiny.
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Washington
General Motors
Senate
Buchwald
Ralph Nader
Secretary of Defense
Nader
Mr. Nader
James M. Roche
Ted Sorenson
Potpourri from Hal Boyle Facts and figures of daily life
Hal Boyle notes on home safety with 22 million yearly home accidents vs nine million on the job. He cites language speeds from 175 syllables per minute for women and 150 for men, a Frenchwoman at 350, and three in a million struck by lightning. Other items include suburb population data, farm profitability, teens and pregnancy, out of wedlock births, and grudges reducing happiness by half.
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New York
U.S
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
William Buckley JR
Jhmael
By Sam Dawson
Old Home Town
Kansas
Salina
L. D. Havenhill
KU School of Pharmacy
L. E. Sayre
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Robert Rankin
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Housing and Urban Affairs
Joseph Molner
Dr. Mother
Art Buchwald
Robert Kennedy
Hal Boyle
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