Escalation Talk in Viet Nam War Debate Faces Press
The piece argues that escalation rhetoric in Viet Nam, though echoed by newsmen, was discussed in Saigon and Washington long before official denial. It notes Moscow’s warning of aid to North Viet Nam if attacked, and questions how the Johnson administration will respond.
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Washington
Saigon
Maxwell Taylor
Life Magazine
Moscow
Viet Nam
United States
Johnson
Los Angeles
North Viet Nam
Red China
Sir Winston Churchill 90 Years Celebrated Worldwide
The article marks Sir Winston Churchill turning ninety amid international tributes. It notes his long absence from Parliament since last July and honorary American citizenship. It recalls his World War II leadership, the V for Victory sign, and praise from the Manchester Guardian for inspiring freedom fighters and future generations.
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Sir Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Britain
Winston
United States
Europe
Churchill
Manchester Guardian
Hitler
U.N. Faces Crisis Over Financing and Reform
U.S. official Richard Gardner warns the United Nations system is in crisis amid financing disputes. He cites potential reforms for General Assembly procedures to reflect world power realities and enable progress toward world order before and during International Cooperation Year.
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United Nations
U.N
Richard N. Gardner
International Organization
Gardner
U.S. State Department
U.S
General Assembly
U N Debates Peace Keeping Funds and Structural Reforms
The article discusses peace keeping assessments as the root of the financial crisis, urges permanent procedures and agency consolidation, and warns the Soviet Union faces loss of voting rights if peace keeping debts are not paid. It questions the U N survival if Russia drops out over nonpayment and labels the situation a crisis.
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U.N
U.S
Soviet Union
Russia
New Plans On School Aid
Washington editors report the Johnson administration weighs major federal education changes. Proposals include large scale aid to K-12, broad college scholarships and loans, library upgrades at smaller colleges, a faculty exchange to bolster poorer institutions, urban problem solving by state colleges, expanded impact aid, NDEA grants including construction and salaries, and returning 2 to 3 billion yearly to states. Vice President elect Humphrey signaled a comprehensive education investment, though legislative form remains uncertain.
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Washington
Times-Post
Johnson Administration
South
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
New York
John W. Gardner
Carnegie Foundation
NDEA
Christmas Tree Debate At KU Amid Color Plans
Old Home Town notes recall a heated argument over the KU rotunda Christmas tree design with last year’s silver theme and this year’s blue and white plan. Enrollment totals across Lawrence schools are listed, and a memorial honors Dr. James Naismith who died yesterday after coaching KU basketball. Frank Phillips of Phillips Petroleum donates 66000 dollars for an Educational Foundation fund for employees' children in Bartlesville.
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Frank Strong
Lawrence
Roosevelt
James Naismith
Snow
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Naismith
YMCA
Bartlesville
Okla
Frank Phillips
Phillips Petroleum
Anna Gives Thanks and Speaks of Jerusalem’s Deliverance
Today’s Bible message notes Anna returning thanks to God and speaking to all about Jerusalem’s liberation. A prayer asks God to prepare hearts for Christ and to fulfill noble desires through Jesus Christ.
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Anna
Jerusalem
God
Christ Jesus
Moment of Truth for Ackley as 1965 Outlook Begins
Gardner Ackley prepares his first year end forecast as head of the Presidents advisory council. He must predict how the economy will perform in 1965 while measuring against Walter Hellers record. Johnson faces a final hard decision on total fiscal year spending beginning July 1.
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Washington
Times - Post
Gardner Ackley
Johnson
Ackley
University of Michigan
Ohio State
Office of Strategic Services
Office of Price Administration
Congress
Mononucleosis concerns and home care guidance
Dear Dr Mother offers reader questions on mononucleosis transmission and management with rest as essential treatment. A booklet on causes spread and complications is advertised for 20 cents. The piece notes young people are most affected and carriers are unlikely.
Jumping To Conclusions Hal Boyle Cartoonish Bits
New York dispatch presents a string of humorous lines on life and society. The bits riff on diplomacy mothers books timberlands rainbows childhood signatures alarms and aging habits with a wry tone and no fixed narrative.
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New York
United Nations
Uncle Sam
Letter on gun legislation and Kennedy assassination views
A reader questions gun restriction effectiveness and argues Oswald’s rifle skills were overrated. He cites his own marksman experience and discusses protection gaps around President Kennedy. He urges prayer and divine guidance for leadership and warns against complacency amid world conflicts.
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Oswald
Kennedy
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Los Angeles Times News Service
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America
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