Congo co op surprising Western aid in Congo for development
Western powers push a joint aid effort in the Congo alongside the UN, funding civilian programs totaling around 50 million dollars and a future year 1965 projection. EU backing includes two dredges and large development funds. Belgium provides the largest personnel and spending, with thousands of Belgians serving in advisory and educational roles while aid programs must largely be self-sustaining due to limited local administration.
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Leopoldville
Times-Post
Congo
U.N
European Economic Community
EEC
The
Germany
France
Congo River
Matadi
Belgium
United Nations
Murrow and Shaw at London Club Tales and Ben Gurion Praise
Ed Murrow recalled stories from a London club where G B Shaw posted a note about an umbrella and disputed baiting British nobles. He described a lordly club for lords and gentlemen and recounted meeting Paulette Goddard and Marlene Dietrich. Murrow praised his team as essential to CBS work and reflected on leaving for USIA with Mike DiSalle.
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Ed Murrow
London
G. B. Shaw
GBC
Shaw
Murrow
Paulette Goddard
Paulette
Miss Goddard
Marlene Dietrich
Morrow
Dietrich
David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
CBS
USIA
Mike DiSalle
Lawrence Daily Journal- World May 3 1965 front page
Lawrence Kansas daily newspaper listing staff and affiliations. Editor DoLre Simons JH and Ernest Pontius are named with publishing and advertising roles. The paper is published by World Company from Sixth and New Hampshire, rate details and AP membership noted.
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Dolprons
DoLre
Simons JH
Biller
Jack Wimeraman
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
The United States Moves to Stabilize Dominican Republic
President Johnson announces immediate deployment of 4500 troops with 9500 already in place to thwart a Castro communist coup in the Dominican Republic. He argues no communist regime can exist in the hemisphere and urges insurgents to lay down arms while weighing risks akin to Vietnam.
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United States
Dominican Republic
U.S
Johnson
Caribbean
Dominican
Washington
Organization of American States
Western Hemisphere
OAS
Cuba
Castro
Viet Nam
Eyes as emotional indicators in negotiations and sales
A Chicago University psychology professor Eckhard M Hess finds pupil size reveals emotion and can tip a hand in negotiations and trading. The article notes eye cues as a traditional tool used by jade dealers and other merchants to gauge interest despite a poker face.
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Eckhard M. Hess
Chicago University
Wily Saleemen Long
Science backs long-held belief about eyes over face
The text argues that science confirms people rely on eye cues rather than facial expressions, suggesting humanity already knows more than it acknowledges. It notes the challenge is awareness and acceptance of this insight.
A Casual Visit in Moscow by Stephen Rosenfeld
Stephen S. Rosenfeld tours Moscow and Kuzkovo Estate noting Khrushchev era high rises nearby, urban contrast between worn wooden homes and modern blocks, street life, and a sense of history from Catherine the Great’s manor. The piece moves through a working class district to the Sheremetev estate, observing daily life, views of gardens, and public spaces.
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Moscow Times-Post
Kuzkovo Museum
Moscow City
Old Russia
Kremlin
Moscow
Amethyst
April permits reach record high in Old Home Town
The April building permits totaled 1 090 598 dollars the all time high for Old Home Town. The report lists projects across city schools and related construction reflecting a surge in municipal building activity.
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John Ise
Kansas University
Goucher
College For Women
Board of Education
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Jesus grew in body mind and love of God and neighbors. A prayer asks surrender of disagreements and forgiveness to face the day with courage and love in the spirit of Jesus. End with Amen.
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Jesus
God
Luke 2
Phillips
Architect’s critique of building and housing debate in Lawrence
A Letter to the Editor critiques an upcoming university housing expansion and a local building project. The author questions the value of models versus full scale results and condemns perceived cost-driven rationale. A second correspondent defends cautious growth and calls for balance between apartments and zoning norms.
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Fraser-builders
Frank Lloyd Wright
Lawrence Water Works
Harry Compton
la. St
Lawrence
Ousdahl
Iowa
26Th
23Rd
Appreciation for Kansas teachers and tax levy stance
A letter praising classroom teachers in the Kansas school system and endorsing higher funding. The writer favors paying more than districts including Wichita and Topeka if Lawrence has the highest adjusted tax levy among 12 first class cities.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Wichita
Kansas City
Topeka
Hutchinson
Salina
Leavenworth
Junction City
Pittsburg
Atchison
Fort Scott
Coffeyville
Understanding congestive heart failure and long term care
A 65 year old woman without heart attack can face congestive heart failure from valve damage or other causes. The condition develops gradually with heart strain and its seriousness depends on congestion and management. The booklet explains how to care for the problem and why ongoing attention matters.
Tailor Trail in Saigon War Extends Comic Detours
Hal Boyle recalls the oddity of a war where reporters must buy or barter for uniforms from a gray market and a Chinese tailor. He describes bungled headgear trials, oversized boots, a weary post exchange, and a lone bean bag purchase as light relief amid combat realities.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
den of Thieves
Luong
Far East
Dien Bien Phu
Post Exchange
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Joseph Kasavubu
Moise Tshombe
Bureau of Economic Coordination
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Lawrence Daily Journal- World
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Chekhov Street
Kuzkovo
Catherine the Great
Sheremetevs
Sheremetovs
Russia
Versailles
Looking Glass Lake
Old Home Town
Robert Oyler
Marvin LeSuer
Dorothy Westergren
Judy Ann Jones
Rose Elliott
Elizabeth LeSuer
Milton Sullivant
Eudora
Sullivant
Midwest
Paris
Europe
Tom Poor
Penn
City Planning Commission
University
Ly DR
Joseph G. Molner
B. C
Dr. Mother
Hal Boyle
Interlandi
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