Boo To Outsider Editorial On Springfield Downtown
The Lima Star Editorial Page reflects on Springfield's downtown being “nothing to brag about” and notes Mayor Christian P. Morris’s remarks that Lima should not be taunted. It argues any shameful beat would be in poor taste, cites growing citizen concern, and suggests downtown renewal may come through local action and cross-city comparisons.
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Springfield
Christian P. Morris
Morris
Lima
British Publishers Sing Happy Tune 1965 Output Record
British publishers in 1965 issued a record total of 26 358 titles. This is 204 more than the previous year. Of the books, 21 045 were new and 5 313 were reprints and new editions. Religious books dropped 208 copies as history subjects rose 151 to 1 073. Fiction totaled 3 877, down 60 from 1964. Data compiled by The Bookseller.
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London
Police Chief Stops to Help Suspect Stolen Car
Portage AP reports Police Chief Harold Burch stopped to assist a motorist with an overheated car near Capture Simple LA. While refilling water in the radiator he overheard a radio report of a car stolen in nearby Waterloo. He checked the working license and arrested the motorist.
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la, Porte. Town
Harold Burch
Burch
Waterloo
Wotorist
Peace proposal stir in Saigon and Rangoon letters
Washington reports a direct peace gesture to North Viet Nam via Rangoon channels. Secret contact involved U Thant and Senator Mansfield, while Rusk sought calm in Saigon as Ky criticized talks, with McGovern urging patience and warning against resuming bombing.
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Washington
White House
United States
Viet Nam
Saigon
Rusk
South Viet Nam
Rangoon
Burma
U Thant
United Nations
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
Sen. Mansfield
Johnson
Bill B. Moyers
Yale
Staughton Lyndh
Premier Ky
Rusk Beft
LBJ
McGovern
North
Henry Cabot Lodge
William Westmoreland
Indo- China
Asia
Rep. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
GOP
Sen
Everett Dirksen
Witnois
de Gaulle
Sato
Japan
China
McNamara
South Dakota
Weather reader's equipment frozen in Russellville
In Russellville Arkansas AP reports meteorologist Gerald Shook operating the weather instruments found them frozen stopping readings. The incident halted data collection until temperatures rose.
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Russellville, Ark
Gerald Shook
Russellville
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