Humphrey's Senate bid fuels talk of leadership path
The piece weighs Hubert Humphrey potential bid for Minnesota Senate seat and the possible route to become Senate majority leader. It notes his desire for the presidency, chances of defeating Mansfield, and competition from Fulbright and Kennedy, while acknowledging uncertainties about re election and leadership outcome.
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White House
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Mansfield
J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
Fulbright
FDA charges eight mouthwashes overclaimed health effects
The FDA accuses eight mouthwash products of overstating their ability to cure bad breath sore throat and related conditions. Manufacturers have 40 days to reply though success in proving preventive or therapeutic claims seems unlikely amid broader moves toward FDA regulated products meeting effectiveness and safety standards.
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Former ambassador warns of Bahamas independence risk
Karl E. J. Smith, ex U.S. ambassador to Cuba, argues Bahamas move toward independence could invite Communist influence and Castro style attempts to extend control. He cites past crises including the Cuban missile scare and warns of press censorship and suspensions of civil liberties if Britain withdraws security.
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Middle East
Florida
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Great Britain
Britain
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Caribbean
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Castro
England
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Pure Tre
Mr. Smith
Teenager Tamara Urges Youth Kindness and Action
A Indianapolis letter from Tamara Subvano urges adults to stop stereotyping youths seeking praise for their good deeds. She notes graduates planning Purdue, stresses many teens work, care for families, attend church, and hopeful for a better future, calling for understanding and dialogue.
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Tamara
Kennedy Picked Johnson for Ticket to Win Vote in 1960
The article discusses claims that John F Kennedy chose Lyndon Johnson as his running mate not for leadership reasons but to secure Southern votes and defeat an independent challenge. It cites a Garner transcription and contemporary press reactions to explain the decision as political expediency.
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U.S. News & World Report
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Democratic National Committee
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Uvalde
Texas
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Garner
Sam Rayburn
Sam
Lyndon
Jack Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Los Angeles
South
Bobby Kennedy
John Ff’. Kennedy
White House
Mike Mansfield
Journal Subscription and Post Office Update
The Journal announces subscription details with weekly and Sunday newspaper options, prices and payment terms. It notes delivery areas including in city and suburbs and mentions founding year 1067.
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Trederee
Gutsice
Nixon to name new Paris negotiator amid Vietnam shifts
The column reports Ambassador David Bruce will offer a new approach in Paris, signaling a shift from a strict coalition stance to possible talks including Saigon elements. It says Nixon corrected himself, aims to avoid implying defeat, and eyes safeguards as November elections approach with a potential Cambodian, Laotian, or Vietnamese front.
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Necktie traditions date to 1880 in Oxford England
The practice of wearing distinctive neckties with school or club designs began around 1880 in Oxford. Boater hats were repurposed into ribbon ties for display. Fort Knox in Kentucky houses the United States' largest gold reserve, containing more than half of the nation’s bullion. Enlil, Sumerian storm god, stems from the union of An and Ki.
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