Rostow Seen as Top Pick to Replace Mann in State Post
Washington reports Eugene Rostow, Yale Law School dean and noted foreign economic expert, as the leading candidate for Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs when Mann resigns on June 1. Rostow has backing from George Ball and Kennedy era ties, with other maneuvering possible including Cyrus Vance or Clark Clifford shuffling at high levels.
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Washington
Thomas Ann
Eugene V. Rostow
White House
National Security
Walt W. Rostow
Eugene Rostow
Yale Law School
Law School
State Department
Kennedy
U. S
GATT
Rostow
Johnson
Mann
Department
George Ball
Ball
Clark Clifford
Cyrus Vance
Clifford
Vance
Pentagon
Robert McNamara
Laredo
Tex
Generous Officials Push One-Sided Bridge Funding Plan
The Douglas and Jefferson County boards propose an 80 20 split for a Kansas River bridge at Lecompton costing about 1.25 million. Douglas County residents would pay roughly 1 million while Jefferson County covers the rest. The piece questions fairness and urges broader county participation, referencing past Eudora and Lecompton bridges and calling for Lawrence area funding relief.
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Douglas County
Jefferson County
Kansas River
Lecompton
Lawrence
Eudora
Leavenworth County
Jefferson and
Jefferson
Leavenworth
PTA Extremists Threaten Democracy In National Dues Fight
The piece reports steep PTA membership declines across chapters due to consolidation indifference transiency and dissatisfaction with national dues and cites take-over tactics by radical right elements. National president Jennelle Moorhead warns extremists infiltrate groups label opponents and threaten public schools urging broad parent participation.
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Parent-Teacher Association
America
Jennelle Moorhead
PTA
Oregon University
Moorhead
Living Costs Out of Step with Economic Signs
The cost of living is rising while other economic measures lag, with the consumer price index jumping 0.4 percent in April to 112.5 percent of the 1957-59 base. Services led the rise with housing transportation clothing and medical costs, while food leveled off. The article notes uncertainty about whether this signals a lasting trend or temporary shifts amid wartime demand and inflation.
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New York
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Lawrence And State Figures Noted In 1956 And 1926 Recaps
Old Home Town columns reflect 1956 items including Frank McDonald planning to resign as Douglas County Democratic chairman, Dr Nelson Horn retiring as Baker University president, Harold Horn as Lawrence city manager, and PTA regional vice president elects. 1926 items note University Coal Co building an office and KU students Galen Gorrill Arthur Johnson Harry Turner founding the firm.
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Frank McDonald
Douglas County
Democratic Party
Baldwin
Nelson Horn
Baker University
Harold Horn
Lawrence
Domenico Gagliardo
National Pta Congress
San Francisco
Kansas
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Lawrence High School
Neal Wherry
Max Falkenstien
Stan Stockton
Vera Margaret Hurt
Bob Bayles
Hugh Bayles
Joan Sisson
Patsy Creel
Mildred Carpenter
Camp Robinson
Henry Brinkman
USO
The
University Coal Co
Coal Company
North Lawrence
Galen Gorrill
Arthur Johnson
Harry Turner
Andrew Hughes
Topeka
Emil Shelbar
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reflections
The excerpt cites I Samuel 1 27 28 about dedicating a child to the Lord and offers a prayer for channeling thoughts actions and prayers to transmit a cherished vision for service to Christ Amen.
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Christ
Rockwell and the dangers of giving him attention
William Buckley Jr argues that George Lincoln Rockwell’s fascist and racist views deserve no platform in mainstream discourse. He criticizes Playboy’s lengthy interview and likens Rockwell to a clinical case best sequestered, not given public airtime.
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Viet Nam
Jeffery Cohelan
Charles Wilson
California
Robert Giaimo
Donald J. Irwin
Connecticut
Sam M. Gibbons
Florida
Hervey Machen
Maryland
Martha Griffiths
Michigan
Abraham J. Multer
Leonard Farbstein
James M. Hanley
Jospeh P. Addabbo
Lester Wolff
Edna Kelly
New York
Robert N. C. Nix
Fred B. Rooney
Pennsylvania
Don Edwards
Phillip Burton
George E. Brown Jr
John Conyers
William Fitts Ryan
Robert G. Dow
Richard Ottinger
Dow
Ottinger
Rockwell
America
Bronchiectasis explained and pages of patient guidance
Medical explainer outlines bronchiectasis causes and symptoms including chronic cough foul-smelling sputum blood tinged phlegm and breath issues. It covers diagnosis via X rays lung examination and history and notes treatment with antibiotics drainage measures inhaled therapies and possible lung surgery.
Hal Boyle Monday Potpourri
New York AP column samples tidbits from mail, color psychology, and trivia. Notes include life course job changes, child accident risks, orange room paint, salt for Getty, Will Durant quote, Beverly Hills phone density, Bahamas 3 dollar bill, 15 cent coin, and moon colonist food ideas. Taft as first president of 48 states cited with Arizona statehood on Feb 14 1912.
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Jean Paul Getty
Durant
West Coast
Beverly Hills
Bahamas
Britain
Moon
William Howard Taft
Arizona
1965 Kansas Social Security Benefits Reach $221 Million
In 1965 Kansas distributed $220,970,000 in social security benefits to 258,725 recipients, up $24,636,000 and 12,886 people from 1964. In Douglas County 4,333 residents received $326,136 in December 1965, a 13.1 percent rise. Changes from the Social Security amendments of 1965 boosted monthly benefits, widows age 60, student dependents, some divorced women, older workers, and disability payments.
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Kansas
Richard A. Deck
Topeka
Douglas County
Deck
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Oregon
Robert Taft Jr
Cincinnati
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