Waning US Faith in Viet Nam Policy Sparks Withdrawal Debate
The article analyzes growing doubts about United States involvement in South Vietnam as Ky regime and Buddhist factions struggle for control. It notes repeated government changes, civil conflict risk, and the question of America's role and possible exit while considering McNamara's cautious stance and the lack of unified Vietnamese resolve.
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United States
Washington
Viet Nam
U.S
Asia
Robert McNamara
South Viet Nam
France
U. S
South
Johnson
Portland
Platform Committee
United States and Britain face deficits in global balance
The article notes the U S and Britain running deficits as guardians of the dollar and pound. It outlines how Vietnam war spending and a British shipping strike affect trade, with U S banks urged to reduce overseas lending and efforts to attract foreign tourist spending to offset outflows.
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New York
Uncle Sam
John Bull
United States
Britain
U.S
Viet Nam
Washington
U.S. Treasury
The Old Road to the White House on Vietnam Pullout
An editorial argues the United States should exit South Vietnam, questioning commitment and goodwill, noting South Vietnamese weakness, and warning against bearing blame for factions. It compares France's Vietnam exit and urges prompt withdrawal to avoid further losses and face.
Big Seven outdoor title won by Old Home Town KU in Manhattan
KU claims a fifth straight Big Seven outdoor track title in Manhattan led by Al Oerter with a 183-5 discus throw, the fourth best in American Track history. The note also recalls Baccalaureate night at Lawrence High, a Loston recital withdrawal by Lawrence Tibbett, and summer sewing courses taught by Mrs. W. C. Boardman.
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Manhattan
al Oerter
Lawrence High School
Dale Turner
Lawrence Tibbett
Hoch Auditorium
Hoch
W. C. Boardman
Wichita
E. L. Myers
Hutchinson
W. C. Robinson
Arkansas City
Daily Bible Verse and Prayer Reflection
A devotional note presents II Timothy 1 7 8 about God granting power love and a sound mind. It urges courage to witness for Christ and to influence others by living gospel centered lives. The prayer thanks God for Jesus example and asks for boldness in witness.
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Jesus
Sighs and romance invade a research twist
Journalist Jack Zimmerman riffs on Dr. W J Murray's sigh theory and breath research. He humorously links scientific breathing to romance, noting sighs vent fuel and emotions, then muses how lovers confuse love with lung exercise in a light, satirical way.
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W. J. Murray
North Carolina University
Johnson Pursues Long View as Viet Nam Crisis Grows
President Johnson ignores panic among Democrats over Vietnam as advisers urge patience and a long view. Ambassador Lodge relays Congress talks while Johnson keeps Viet Nam off White House agenda and warns against broader regional backlash if U.S. exits.
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Washington
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Saigon
U.S
Viet Nam
Asia
Henry Cabot Lodge
Congress
White House
Mr. Johnson
Lyons' Den Music and Hollywood Offer in Ravel Case
A court dispute over Maurice Ravel's estate cites annual income over 200000 dollars. Warner urged Ravel to work in Hollywood offering a 100000 dollar fee for 90 minutes of music, but the composer doubted four or five years to write it.
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Maurice Ravel
Jack Warner
Ravel
Hollywood
Warner
Thyroid use in pregnancy and general guidance from Dear Dr. Mother
A mother seeks whether lifelong thyroid meds are needed after a decade of use and a miscarriage. The doctor supports ongoing thyroid therapy, with periodic testing, and notes miscarriage has many causes. Other letters cover infant grape juice, walkers for babies, vitamin C in juice, and night sweats signaling possible chronic infection.
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G. J
M. T
Medicare Handbook To Be Mailed To 19 Million Seniors
Government prints a Health Insurance Under Social Security Your Medicare Handbook to explain hospital and medical benefits. Beginning June 1 through the month, the SSA mails the green pamphlet as the July 1 start for coverage nears.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
Social Security
Ann Margret Inns At An Khe Hilton In Viet Nam
Hal Boyle recalls An Khe Hilton a crude army camp tent where Ann Margret reportedly slept or used as a dressing room during a US Cavalry entertainment visit. The guest log lists her name with FE MALE rank, prompting questions about the night’s exact occupant.
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AN Khe
South Viet Nam
Ann- Margret
Ann-Margret
U.S. 1St Cavalry
An Khe Hilton
Hilton
Ann-Margaret
Viet Nam
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