Johnson presses Asia policy as 1966 race looms
Longtime observers say President Johnson’s recent Asia policy rhetoric signals a potential bitter intra party clash unseen since 1938. In Houston Washington and Chicago he hinted critics may hurt national unity, naming Fulbright while insisting he will steamroller opposition and seek a broader consensus if needed.
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Johnson
Southeast Asia
Roosevelt
Houston
Washington
Chicago
Asia
Supreme Court
Sen
William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
House
Senate
Understanding Good Samaritans and Nonintervention
The piece discusses both neglect and action in emergencies. It cites a fatal assault in the East witnessed by many who did not intervene and a New York subway incident where a bystander was killed trying to help. Lawmen urge calling police rather than self‑help, noting more good samaritanism now despite fear of harm.
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New York
Minister’s Prayer Beat By Caddy One-Liner On Golf Links
A minister golfing prays for a good drive as the caddy retorts that in prayer you should keep your head on. The tale mocks caddies and ministers alike for second guessing and insolence on the course.
Holiday Approach Marks 12th Anniversary of School Integration
On Tuesday the 12th anniversary of the Supreme Court's school integration ruling was observed. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. noted that some Negro pupils in certain schools choose to "take a holiday" to celebrate, while most schools and students continued regular classes.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Martin Luther King
Students urged to attend school on 1954 ruling anniversary
The article praises the Lawrence Board of Education for urging students to remain in school on the anniversary of the 1954 school integration ruling. It argues that maintaining normal schedules is more beneficial than taking a holiday, drawing a parallel with the Kennedy assassination period and stressing academic climate over observance.
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John Kennedy
Lawrence Board of Education
Durable goods orders show mixed signals in April
For May analysts watch durable goods data as April orders fell to 23.9 billion while shipments declined and backlogs rose by 1.1 billion. The year sees steady shipments and rising backlogs, with orders leading shipments since early 1965 and a backlog near 3 percent of shipments.
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New York
Mother of the Year honored at Eagles Lodge in Lawrence
The Eagles Lodge elected Mrs. Ruth Williams of Lawrence as Mother of the Year. Frank Hering, a late newspaper man, inspired Mothers Day observance. Lawrence High School honor students Sandra Harding and Janet Jackson led a list of top students with juniors Joanne Okamoto and Robbie Remple earning the Westgate leadership and scholarship awards.
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Eagles Lodge
Ruth Williams
Lawrence
Frank Hering
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Sandra Harding
Janet Jackson
Lawrence High School
Joanne Okamoto
Robbie Remple
Westgate
KU School of Pharmacy
Bailey
Woodward’s
Round Corner
Eleazer B. Dicker
Elm St
Bible Message Prayer Reflects Faithful Stewardship
Today's Bible message invites stewards to be trustworthy and diligent in sharing the Christian message. A prayer asks for heavenly guidance to value the message and to diligently influence others, through faith and effort in Jesus name.
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Jesus
Buckley on Rockwell and the Nazi propagandist danger
William Buckley Jr denounces George Lincoln Rockwell and his American Nazi Party, arguing publicity of Rockwell's views is irrational and inhumane. He condemns Rockwell's materials and warns that media exposure aids a dangerous virus in public morale.
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George Lincoln Rockwell
Rockwell
William F. Buckley, Jr
Cholesterol Myths and Practical Health Advice
This excerpt discusses cholesterol as a natural blood component, argues weight control over aggressive dieting, notes that eggs and oils are less critical than overall calories and fat, and links regular exercise to lower cholesterol. It includes reader Qs about fertility and scoliosis with concise, practical guidance from Dear Dr Mother.
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C.N.C
Senate hearing urged reforms for laboratory animal care
Letters urge Commerce Committee to require higher standards for animal care in research facilities and dealers. Citing 30 to 50 percent mortality, authors call for federal inspections and funding conditions to push improvements, naming Sen. James Pearson and urging written input.
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Senate Commerce Committee
House Agriculture Committee
House of Representatives
Samuuel M. Peacock Jr
Pennsylvania University
Peacock
Sen
James B. Pearson
Senate
Washington, D. C
Pearson
Insurgent Pebworth challenges Bourbon Illinois Republicans
In Chicago area suburbs a reform candidate Marjorie Pebworth faces purge by party Bourbons. Backed by Charles H. Percy and others she campaigns across civic groups and independents to broaden the GOP base, aiming to win the June 14 primary and reshape Illinois politics.
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Oaklawn
Ill
Chicago
Illinois
France
Marjorie Pebworth
Charles H. Percy
U.S. Senate
Pebworth
Earl Eisenhower
League of Women Voters
No Drop Out This Fellow As Long As Draft Holds On
ART BUCHWALD reports on a college campus scene where a fifty one year old deferment student recounts how he studied multiple majors from pre medicine to architecture to stay in school during Korea and Vietnam eras. He jokes about never earning a degree to keep his student status and avoid the draft.
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Washington
America
Pearl Harbor
Sare
Korea
Viet Nam
Voting Records Given Men
Fragmented AP style note shows voting records for men in Washington with references to a federal government shift of over 4 billion dollars in mortgages to private investors. Mentions individuals Dole Mize Shrry Skubitz Elisw as not voting on the measure.
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Washington
Dole
Mize
Shrry Skubitz
Elisw
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Hitler
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