Editorial on Israel lobby power in Washington
The piece argues the American Israel Public Affairs Committee holds Washington influence, noting budget aims, staff, and quick mobilization during the Ford administration sale of Hawk missiles to Jordan. It warns that strong support for Israel depends on price to the United States and not prompting war, with some lawmakers calling overkill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Peking
Shanghai
Moscow
United States
U. S
Israel
American Israel Public Affairs Committee
Morris Amitay
State Department
House
Senate
Ford Administration
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Ford
Amitay
America
Enduring Mercy Guides Life Through God's Will
A devotional reflection on Psalm 119:77 urging acceptance of divine guidance for life and joy in following God's law. The text emphasizes mercy and delight in living by spiritual principles.
Samaritan or Idiot Dear Ann Landers letter
Ann Landers answers several reader questions. A mother helps a bleeding Vietnam veteran who sought shelter after a car crash, facing skepticism from family later. The columnist endorses the Samaritan act and cautions against public suspicion in aiding strangers. The page also covers relationship concerns about cleanliness affecting a husband and a teen’s kiss on a blind date with dating advice and a request for her dating booklet.
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Dear Ann Landers
Viet Nam
Ann
Ann Landers
W.W
Kiddo
P.O
Elgin
To Your Good Health Arthritis Care Advice
A reader asks about neck pain from possible disc degeneration related to arthritis and the value of a foam rubber neck brace. Dr Thosteson suggests x rays, potential orthopedist care, and traction, noting possible neck fusion and hospital immobilization if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thosteson
D.C
Whatever Happened to Strolling A Look at Walking
A nostalgic column reflects on strolling and walking in modern life. It cites St Louis era habits, suburban neglect of sidewalks, car dependence, and the value of slower walking for health. The piece laments declining promenades and urges renewed attention to walkways and public space.
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Nevada
Roy O'Connell
Tom Horner
New Bern
Harry Truman
Vicious common situs bill threatens labor disruption
Dallas Morning News warns the House Labor Committee will soon debate a "common situs" bill allowing secondary boycotts on construction sites. The piece argues unions could shut down entire sites over disputes with one contractor, potentially inflating costs and pressuring workers to join unions, with nationwide reach beyond right to work states.
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Dallas Morning News
Congress
House Labor Committee
Dow
Best Sellers List Highlights Major Titles Across Fictions and Nonfiction
Publishers' Weekly compiles a list featuring Ragtime by E L Doctorow and Shogun by James Clavell in fiction. Nonfiction includes A Breach of Faith by Billy Graham and Sylvia Porter’s Money Book, with other notable works like The Great Train Robbery and Total Fitness in 30 Minutes a Week.
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Doctorow
Tooking
Mister Gondbar
Rossner
Shogun
Clavell
The
Moneychangers
Hailey
Crichton
White
Bloomfield
Morehouse and Gross
Sylvia Porter
Porter Tin Asernt
Birthday greetings and notes from Vandalia calendar
Greetings and birthday wishes are sent to several local names including Billy G. Rodenbaugh and John Russell Willig. Today’s notable birthdays include Alabama Governor George Wallace at 56 and composer Leonard Bernstein at 57. Thought for today jokes about a husband and a bicentennial footnote recalls Lord North advising King George III.
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Billy G. Rodenbaugh
John Russell Willig
Roy A. Guile
Roy Knipmeyer
R.F. Senor
Norma Ruth Adams
Walter Lewis Byrd
Joanne McFarling
Tyler Wayne Breneman
Clark Stephens
Jim Ray
Vandalia
Sandra Denise Darling
Alabama
George Wallace
Leonard Bernstein
Britain
Lord North
George
American
England
Regional Teams Appear in Inked Grid Names
A fragment lists teams with city ties to Hannibal Columbia St. Louis and Quincy. The items hint at a regional sports or standings table, naming 7 Khqu ty, 8 Komu ty, 9 Kete tv, and 10 Weem ty with cities Hannibal Columbia St. Louis Quincy.
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Khqu-ty
Hannibal
Komu-ty
Columbia
Kete-tv
St. Louis
Weem-ty
Quincy
Kpfr
Kreg-tv
Jeff City
Kebj-tv
Television listings and highlights for tonight in St Louis
Channel schedules show multiple stations in St Louis and surrounding areas with listings for sports, movies, dramas, and variety shows. Notable items include the Orioles at Royals, Elton John and Bette Midler on Cher, Lizzie Borden movie repeats, and a lineup of classics from Bonanza to Hidden programs across ABC NBC and CBS channels.
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Ktvi
St. Louis
Ktva Ottumwa
Kmox-tv
Kid-Tv
Baltimore Orioles
Royals
Kansas City
Elton John
Bette Midler
Flip Wilson
Cher
Lizzie Borden
Mags
Elizabeth Montgomery
ABC
Bill Cosby
Tuesday Ledgerland Station Listings Highlight Schedule
Readable listings show a dense broadcast slate with guests and films. Serena demonstrates on A M America while Phil Donahue and Merv Griffin shows feature guests and drive in arcs. Multiple channels list cartoons movies and news broadcasts with day parts and times across the schedule.
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Serena
America
Sandler
Young
Phil Donahue
Merv Griffin
National Geographic
Beacon Hill TV series probes rich and poor in 1920 Boston
CBS debuts Beacon Hill a two hour drama set in Boston in 1920 on the eve of Prohibition. Benjamin Lassiter a powerful Irish American employer hosts a large servant staff and a web of romantic entanglements. The show features lavish production and a sprawling cast with sharp period detail and a dramatic blackmail subplot involving a chauffeur.
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Lee Margulies
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Beacon Hill
CBS
Public Broadcasting Service
Boston
Benjamin Lassiter
Lassiter
Mary
Europe
Hortense
Mexico referendum on trash ordinance set for four days
A four day referendum in Mexico to repeal a controversial trash burning section of a new garbage ordinance is scheduled for August 25 1965. The notice outlines the voting period and the local context for residents.
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Edwin Murray Jones
Mexico
U.S.S. Enterprise
Mexico Dodger Publication Address and Subscription Rates
Publication details list daily schedule at 300 N Washington St Mexico Mo with second class postage and pricing for subscriptions. Rates cover in state trade area counties Audrain and adjoining counties and other Missouri counties with annual and semiannual options, plus military APO pricing and office hours.
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Exico Dodger
Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
APO
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Thesteson
R.P
Publishers’ Weekly
Mickey Mouse
Mr. Rogers
Somerset
Speed Racer
Showtime
Flintstones
Bonanza
Ryan's Hope
Ironside
Mike Douglas
Villa Alegra
Gilligan
Price Is Right
Woman's World
Stooges
Elec. Co
Andy Griffith
Debra Paget
Ron Randell
Stanley Baker
Jack Hawkins
Robert Young
Dorothy McGuire
Robert
NBC
Tri States
Tolsto
Ledgerland
K’rc
Three Stooges
Johnny Quest
Avengers
Sesame St
Reed Farrell
Electric Co
Ick ‘As
Danny Thomas
Margie
Lucy
Brady Bune
Phil Donahu
Jackpo
Ryan
Green Acres
Mac Davis
Robert Mitchum
Linda Darnell
Jeanne Crain
Dana Andrew
Fred Astaire
Joan Leslie
Remains
Price Is Righ
Dinah
Villa Alegre
Time For We
Elec, Co
Consequences
Dana Andrews
Donna Reed
Tony Curtis
Brenda Vaccaro
Joanna Pettet
Forrest Tucker
Sophia Loren
Tab Hunter
Jean-Pierre Aumont
Gene Kelly
Jean Shepherd
Weatherscan
Big
ABC Movie
Hawaii
Nova
Proud
Nat'l Geographi
Why Me
Police
Fred Silverman
ABC Entertainment
Silverman
Legend of
W. Monroe Lal
Auto Glass Specialists
Gamble Paint & Glass
Mexico Area
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