Headmaster and the YA's by William Buckley Jr
In a column, Buckley critiques Hugh Scott and Young Republicans over Rhodesia policy and alleged racism. He contrasts Scott's warnings with Broad GOP aims, arguing for principled noninterventionism and the need to recast the party beyond racist framing and pressure groups.
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Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Washington, D. C
Rhodesia
Scott
Republican Party
Sen. Scott
Republican National Committee
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Sen
Sofar
Richard Nixon
South
Nixon
Democratic Party
Surrender to Powell Undermines McCormack Power in House
Washington reports Speaker John McCormack loses clout as Rep. Adam Clayton Powell uses the situs picting bill as ransom to block labor backed legislation. Powell demands Senate passage of the Fair Employment Practices provision, threatening a parliamentary standoff and setting a dangerous precedent for speaker authority.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
John McCormack
House of Representatives
Powell
House
Adam
Harlem
House Labor Committee
Labor
McCormack
Peel
Senate
Labor Committee
Cannon
Organized Labor
Joseph Resnick
New York
Fulbright Attacks Saigon Influence Over Vietnam Society
Senator J W Fulbright accused U S power in Saigon of corrupting Vietnamese society noting wives or daughters forced into bar work and prostitution as a result. State and Defense officials rejected the charges amid a hair spray scandal at the Saigon PX where 142 000 cans were imported by a manager who was relieved of duty.
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J. W. Fulbright
United States
Saigon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Defense Department
Fulbright
Arkansas
Viet Nam
Senate
Defense McNamara
U.S. Post Exchange
U.S
McNamara
Eudora Pool Plan Shelved After Years of Effort
Citizens of Eudora are praised for pushing a public swimming pool project since 1965, gathering 210 members and meeting FHA requirements, but persistent delays and FHA rule changes led to the pool being put on hold for the coming summer.
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Eudora
Eudora Swimming Pool
Farmers Home Administration
Eudora Swimming Pool, Inc
New Left described by columnist Ernest Conine
Columnist Ernest Conine analyzes the New Left in America, noting youths over 30 view it as an enemy while most radicals seem ineffectual and self centered. He argues many are exhibitionists seeking attention rather than real revolutionary action and suggests ignoring them.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Sen
Scott
Connie
America
Ernest Conine
Kibitzer
Connne
New Left
Adolf Hiller
Lyndon Johnson
Conine
Moscow
Signs Of Slowing In April Retail And Spending
Government data show April retail sales slipped from March’s peak with durable goods lagging while nondurable purchases rose. Construction spending eased as housing prospects dim. May deposits rose in mutual banks, indicating saving over spending amid tax withholdings and stock market jitters. business planners trim investment outlook citing shortages and tighter credit.
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New York
Census Bureau
Mutual Savings Banks
Johnson
Lawrence School Staff to Retire and Local Groups Form
In Lawrence this year William Essick Susan Todd Martha Ray hill Mrs Edythe Salveson Nettie Wismer Iva Belle Harper Cora Davenport and Freda Kindelsperger retire from the public school system. The Vallchi Girl Scout Council organized with Mrs John Baum president Mrs Warren Zwink vice president and Mrs Raymond Wagner secretary treasurer. The AAUW Beautiful Homes Tour featured the Lee Zimerman house at 200 Nebraska and Marvin Grove at KU hosted a Box Supper and gym dancing. J D Stranathan elected University Club president with Corlett Cotton Richard Barber Harry Craig E D Liddy and Don Haines as officers.
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William Essick
Susan Todd
Martha Rayhill
Edythe Salveson
Nettie Wismer
Iva Belle Harper
Cora Davenport
Freda Kindelsperger
Lawrence
Vallchi Girl Scout Council
John Baum
Leavenworth
Warren Zwink
Raymond Wagner
Atchison
Lee Zimmerman
Nebraska
Marvin Grove
J. D. Stranathan
University Club
Corlett Cotton
Richard Barber
Harry Craig
E. D. Liddy
Don Haines
Amy van Horn Rader
University Commons
Watson Library
Raymond Eastwood
Paul Dinsmoor
City Planning Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Wiedemanns
Daily Bible Verse and Prayer Reflection
A church notices a Bible message from II Timothy 3 15 urging that the holy scriptures make one wise unto salvation through faith in Christ Jesus. A prayer asks God to guide thoughts actions and homes through scripture for illumination sanctification and witness.
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Christ Jesus
God
Jesus
Ralph Draine Advocates Bath Room Safety Overhaul
In a Washington interview analyst Ralph Draine debunks a Cornell study calling American bathrooms a disgrace. He links faulty tubs and dangerous fixtures to insufficient safety testing and urges government oversight to curb industry secrecy.
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Washington
Cornell University
Alexander Buchwald Kira
Europe
Ralph Draine
Information Exchange On Flights
PROVIDENCE R I AP The American astronauts' doctor says exchanges of manned space flight information with the Russians is still one sided on the part of the Americans. But Dr Charles A Berry says the Russian scientists are slowly beginning to provide more information.
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Providence, R. I
Charles A. Berry
Calcium spots on lungs and arterial hardening explained
Dr Motner explains that a calcium spot on the lung signals a past wound or infection that has healed, posing no current danger unless extensive. He notes arteries harden with age, mainly from fatty deposits, which can impede blood flow and trigger some heart attacks and strokes, beyond calcium.
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Dr. Motner
Take Teen-Ager To Lunch Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle urges adults to take a teenager to lunch as a gesture of peace and recognition. He argues teens face intense social criticism yet are capable, hardworking, and facing wartime pressures, and deserve support rather than scorn.
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New York
Bourg
Viet Nam
Chaplin Ends Movie Effort in London Celebration
Charlie Chaplin, 77, has finished shooting his first film in a decade, A Countess from Hong Kong, written and directed by Chaplin and starring Sophia Loren and Marlon Brando. He plans to edit, complete the music, then return to London before heading home to Switzerland.
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London
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Hong Kong
Sophia Loren
Marlon Brando
Oona
Switzerland
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