Testimonial dinners in Congress spark caution and humor
A columnist notes MPs fear testimonial dinners amid Powell and Dodd probes. Sen Thomas Dodd denies plans for a 100 dollar plate event in Connecticut with backer Arthur Barbiere. The piece suggests spoof invitations to reveal lawmakers' reactions and urges readers to celebrate honesty while dodging crowded corridors.
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Congress
Thomas Dodd
Arthur T. Barbiere
New Haven
Conn
Adam Clayton Powell
Washington
Capitol Hill
Seven blocks to communication in family life
Experts like Ann Landers say peace begins at home with better communication. The article lists seven blocks cross-examination evaluation advice teaching warnings and reassurance and urges turning guidance into questions and shared ideas to foster harmony.
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Ann Landers
Lawrence Journal World staff and masthead details
The text lists the Lawrence Journal-World staff positions including President and Editor Polph C. Simons JB Vice President Publisher Little Mayer Managing Editoracks Zimmer News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Euler and Business Manager, plus publication notes. It notes established 1854 W C Simons Editor 1891 1952, published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas.
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Bolph Simons
Polph C. Simons JB
Biltle Mayer
Cennses Es Esnesneses
Tacks Zummer
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eluer
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence, Kaw
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Spacecraft sightings spark debate across nation
Readers note frequent UFO reports from credible citizens, and in Lawrence locals report sky anomalies. While some may be pranks, many observers insist there is detectable activity and that dismissing all accounts as hallucination risks missing real phenomena.
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Lawrence
Michigan
Slow Justice in Kansas City Case Sparks Debate
A Kansas City case shows charges of forcible rape dismissed after the complainant declined to testify again. Four men were later found guilty of kidnapping with life sentences, while two others were acquitted of rape but held on related charges. The woman, now pregnant by her husband, faced fear and harassment, highlighting flaws and delays in the justice system.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Kansas City, Mo
Kan
U.S. District Court
Guideposts May Stay
New York AP report says wage price guideposts, once questioned as dead, may remain in force with renewed emphasis on voluntary restraint. Gardner Ackley notes they could be revived. debate centers on balance between restraint for inflation control and competition for profits.
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New York
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Lawrence paper company elects new president in 1957
Justin Hill becomes president of Lawrence Paper Co succeeding Irving Hill who led the firm for 57 years. John Crown is secretary treasurer and Gerald Hesse is vice president in charge of sales. The Boyle couple welcomed a daughter. Jayhawk Kennel Club hosted its first point show at the Community building with 480 entries across 62 breeds.
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Justin Hill
Lawrence Paper Co
Irving
John Crown
Gerald Hesse
Alexander Boyle
Jayhawk Kennel Club
Ellen Jane Lupton
Lawrence
Ingleside Club
Topeka
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Burdick Memorial Fund
Bible message and prayer devotion excerpt
The passage notes Jesus grew in wisdom and stature and in favor with God and man. A prayer thanks God for homes and gospel living and asks guidance to become more like the Master through Jesus name Amen.
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Jesus
God
Letter Writer Defends Vietnam Role And Calls for Clarity
Roy E Gridley urges understanding of the Vietnam mission noting South Vietnam asks for help to deter Communism and empower ARVN while praising local events. He criticizes state death tallies in California Leads in Victims of Combat and mocks a Pentagon computer count as biased.
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Journal-World
California
Roy E. Gridley
Greever
Hal Boyle Just A-Jumping To Conclusions
AP columnist Hal Boyle muses on marriage, aging, reading, and social quirks in a string of humorous observations. He jokes about psychiatrists wives, long books, outward walking women, tea habits, freckles, and the value of fresh money.
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America
William Shakespeare
Moon "Lousy" Property Remarks By NASA Chief in Charlotte
Christopher C. Craft Jr., NASA director, called the moon a pretty lousy piece of real estate during a Charlotte visit. He lamented its location and suggested better potential sites might exist elsewhere, noting the moon’s position limits exploration opportunities.
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Charlotte
N.C
Christopher C. Craft Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Director
Obscene phone calls tied to weak self esteem
New York psychiatrist Dr Raoul P Nadler told the American Psychiatric Association in Detroit that men who make obscene calls to women bolster their own fragile self image. He cited three New York cases where callers also faced indecent exposure, describing the act as an exhibitionist outlet shielding them from real physical danger.
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Detroit
New York
Raoul P. Nadler
Nadler
New York University
American Psychiatric Association
Nuernberg Bars Right-Wing Party Congress
In Nuernberg the National Democratic party was barred from using a civic hall hours before its congress opening. City officials cited potential violence and party split as reasons for canceling the venue. Earlier the gathering was blocked in Wiesbaden.
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Nuernberg
Germany
National Democratic Party
Hitler
National Democrats
Wiesbaden
Sochi Beach Erosion Threatens Black Sea Resort
Sochi, the Soviet Union’s top beach resort, faces loss of beaches. S Medunov says 12 million rubles annually are needed to save the coast, far beyond the current 2.5 million spent. Erosion also endangers coastal railroad lines serving about 80 trains daily in peak summer.
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Moscow
Sochi
Soviet Union
Communist Party Committee
Pravda
S. Medunov
Black Sea
Medunov
Ice Cream Truck Robber Knocked Out by Gallons of Ice Cream
A gunman entered Harold Kelly's ice cream truck in Cleveland and demanded money. Kelly struck the intruder with a gallon of ice cream, knocking him unconscious and forcing him out the door as he fled after tossing more containers.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Harold Kelly
Kelly
Johnson Faces Doubts Over Vietnam Bombing Strategy
Washington observers say President Johnson appears increasingly skeptical about the effectiveness of the Vietnam policy as aerial bombing expands northward and ground escalation rises in the south. Military advisers push for further measures, including mining Haiphong harbor, while Hanoi studies how to counter intensified U.S. forces. The overall effect fails to force negotiations or a decisive victory.
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South Vietnam
Army of the Republic of
Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Hanoi
Haiphong
Lyndon Johnson
U.S
Vinh
Lao Dong
Communist Party
First Corps
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
17Th
William West
Cervical Arthritis Questions Answered by Dr Mother
The neck joints can suffer from osteoarthritis rheumatoid or gouty forms with neck strain causing stiffness and pain, possible giddiness on head extension, and nerve pressure. Treatments include aspirin like salicylates, muscle relaxants, neck traction, head halter therapy, and sometimes a thick neck collar depending on severity.
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