French Leader May Dwell On World Problems
Paris reports say President De Gaulle will discuss world issues at Rambouillet days after private talks with West German Chancellor Erhard and a lengthy conversation with Prime Minister Wilson. Informants expect remarks on a united Europe from Atlantic to Urals and possible German reunification.
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Texans View Connally's Poetic Interludes in Address
Texans saw Governor Connally slip into poetry during a joint session address. He paused to include rhymes and quotes from Lowell and English romantics, noting U S districts funding gaps and a teachers raise. The report links his lines to broader political and cultural backdrop in Austin.
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Johnson attends Red Mass after recovery from cold
President Johnson appears well after a bout with a cold and attends the Red Mass at St Matthew's Catholic Cathedral in Washington. The public outing follows his illness and a rest period at Bethesda Naval Hospital. The ceremony featured Bishop Hannan and Fr Gerard Campbell with Georgetown University’s new president delivering the sermon.
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Visit Lash West Germans Push Halt In Egypt Aid
West German leaders pressed for a halt to financial aid to Egypt and urged closer ties with Arab states. President Johnson attended a Mass in Washington with Lady Bird and Luci, while editors reported Ulbricht’s Cairo visit and U S officials signaling a possible $87.4 million factory loan to Nasser. Officials noted mixed signals from Cairo papers on West German moves and shifting regional diplomacy.
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Free book touts non surgical treatment for glandular inflammation
An old advertisement promotes a free illustrated book claiming a non surgical, time tested treatment for glandular inflammation in middle aged men. It touts quick relief from back and hip pains and nervous fatigue without surgery or hospitalization while featuring quotes from German politicians of the era and discussing international relations.
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McDermott Resigns as Director of Emergency Planning
President Johnson accepted Edward A. McDermott resignation from the Office of Emergency Planning. He named former Tennessee Governor Buford Ellington to succeed him as head of the agency.
Soviet Kosygin Visit to North Vietnam Signals Regional Stakes
Tokyo reports Premiers expect Kosygin to confront U S over Vietnam during a visit seen as boosting Moscow status in Asia. Asahi notes aim to press North Vietnam toward negotiating a settlement while strengthening aid and backing in the region amid Hanoi Beijing tensions. Yomiuri cautions that military and economic backing may grow but the exact outcome remains uncertain.
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January traffic deaths total in South Plains area edges up
Eleven persons died during January in ten separate traffic mishaps within the South Plains' 20 county area. Eight were killed in single car crashes and three in multi vehicle accidents, mirroring the month’s challenging pattern across the region.
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Texas A&M Wins Stock Judging Trophy At Fort Worth
Texas A&M University scored 4 389 points to edge Oklahoma State for the general livestock judging crown at the Fort Worth Stock Show. Oklahoma State 4 387, Colorado State 4 298. James Newsom of Azle led individuals with 932. Other teams and scores listed.
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New Preparation H claims to shrink hemorrhoids without surgery
A New York Special report describes a world famous institute discovery of Bio Dyne used in Preparation H Ointment and Suppositories to shrink hemorrhoids quickly and heal damaged tissue. The article touts rapid relief from itching burning and pain with faster healing and reduced pain during bowel movements. It claims tests under a doctor's supervision show effectiveness even for long standing cases and notes availability at drug counters.
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