Menzies Retires After 16 Years as Australia’s Leader
Prime Minister Robert Menzies announces retirement after 16 years in office. At 71 he did not reveal plans to leave Parliament. Treasury Minister Harold Holt expected to succeed him as Liberal-Country coalition leader. Menzies, born 1894 in Victoria, built a long political career after leaving law practice in 1929, guiding Australia through World War II and shaping ties with Britain.
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Treasury
Harold Holt
Joseph A. Lyons
Lyons
Australia
Britain
United Australia Party
Rnfe
John Sampson
Sampson
Queen Elizabeth II
Faildren
Remembee
Bob Menzies
Robert Menzies
Chiropractic approach to health and nerve interference
A chiropractor explains health as the body’s key. Health relies on proper spinal alignment and removal of nerve pressures to restore function. Case No. 4003 illustrates a patient improving yet facing work disruption before treatment.
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Somme
My Chiropractic
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Lindsay faltered as transit strike pits him against Quill
New York Mayor John Lindsay failed to stand up to transit union leader Mike Quill during an illegal strike. Quill and allies mocked him while AFL CIO chief Meany distanced from the dispute. Observers question Lindsay’s viability as a Republican leader amid liberal and left pressures.
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Lyle Wilson
United Press International
John V. Lindsay
New York
Republican Party
Lindsay
Mike Quill
Mike
Say
Douglas MacMahon
City Hall
MacMahon
Quill
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Johnson
LBJ
John Lindsay
Moses
Promised Land
Stoak
FDR
New Drafta
Great Society
Wheeling
New York City
Lindsay Chhose
Lighter Side says Monument Dilemma in Washington 1966
The piece notes a U S commission wrestling with design choices for new capital monuments amid 1966 crisis signals. The Titania Memorial, Ericsson statue and others face relocation or removal as planners debate space and adoption ideas for displaced memorials.
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U.S
Ericsson
Vhn Ericsson
Williams Jennings Bryan
Benjamin Rush
Commission
Lions Club Plans Hot Dog Supper at South Plains
The South Plains Lions Club will host a hot dog and bean supper at 7 p.m. Thursday for members of the South Plains Lions Boys' Club at the clubhouse on 1801 E. 24th St. More than 250 boys have joined, with 320 expected by year end. Lt James L. W. Reese Air Force Base magician Bill Calvin and his wife Jean will entertain, with Calvin serving as master of ceremonies. The Boys' Club is a charter member of the United Fund.
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South Plains Lions Club
South Plains Lions
Lubbock
24Th St
Theodore R. Phea Jr
Bill Calvin
South
James L. W
Reese Air Force Base
Jean
Calvin
Boys’ Club
The
United Fund
Cowboys win first-round money at National Western Rodeo
Texans dominate the first round at Denver’s National Western Stock Show Rodeo. Glen Franklin of House New Mexico topped calf roping with 10.2 seconds earning 1505 dollars, tied for second were Jake Bogard of Bula Texas and Bo Burk of Wagoner Oklahoma each receiving 1115. In bareback riding Buzz Seely of Roosevelt Washington and Ken Stanton of Weiser Idaho split 911 dollars each with 71 points. Afternoon winners included Loretta Manlue of Greenville Texas and Gloria Strickland of Fort Worth with barrels and roping results. Bo Ashorn of Houston claimed the night bull riding victory with a 70-point ride.
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House
N.M
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Franklin
Jake Bogard
Bula
Tex
Bo Burk
Wagoner
Okla
Buzz Seely
Roosevelt, Wath
Ken Stanton
Weiser
Idaho
Oele
Rock, Tala, Tek Sea
Clifton Sone
Tell
Loretta Manlue
Greenville
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