No Sanctuary Policy Risks Expanded Vietnam War
The piece argues President Johnson should pursue a negotiated settlement to Viet Nam as the no sanctuary doctrine raises the risk of wider conflict. It notes potential Chinese and Soviet retaliation against bases and carriers, warns of massive casualties, and urges caution despite the policy’s justifyable retaliation aims.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
North
China
Soviet Union
White House
Peking
Moscow
Vatican ends formal censorship as church shifts stance
The Vatican plans to end the Sacred Congregation's censorship office and let the Index wither away. Cardinal Ottaviani notes occasional opposition to distasteful publications while individual conscience guides Catholic reading, a move viewed as a broader push toward freedom to read and away from prior censorship.
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Vatican
Sacred Congregation
Cardinal Ottaviani
The
Episcopal Conferences
Jesson
America
Snooky Lawson Faces New Stage Run In Shreveport TV
Veteran singer Snooky Lawson aged 52 stars as master of ceremonies and daily television host at KTAL Shreveport Louisiana after long Run on the Hit Parade. His career spans Memphis gospel radio Navy wartime service and a later circuit of bookings. Lawson and wife Florence Appleby raise three children and own real estate before listing Boca Raton home for sale.
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Snooky Lawson
Dorothy Collins
Gisele MacKenzie
KTAL
Shreveport
Louisiana
Lawson
Arthur Godfrey
Henry Youngman
Ed Sullivan
Jimmy Durante
Drive
Red Carpet
St. Patrick's School
Memphis
Mass
Immaculate Conception School
WHBQ
WMC
WREC
Francis Craig
Nashville
Florence Appleby
Ernest
Beth
Dan
Ted Weems
Snooky
Perry Como
Weems
Old Leather Face
Lucky Strike
United States
WLWA
Atlanta
Florence
Boca Raton
Florida
New China Policy Could Stem From Test Plan Says Expert
Washington experts argue China faces internal struggles from hunger and overpopulation rather than external threats. They suggest a U.S. plan focusing on economic aid and humanitarian relief to spur Chinese leadership away from Communist ideology. A Formosa link is noted, with atomic policy seen as future leverage and caution advised about UN membership.
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Washington
China
Peiping
State Department
United States
Red China
North
South America
Africa
Edward Teller
America
House
Eough
Formosa
Far East
Free medicine costs driven by incentives and politics
Paul Harvey critiques insurance and government health programs arguing that money-back policies reward staying well while Medicare incentives encourage overuse. He warns of higher hospital rates, physician pressure to certify aging patients, and the overall burden on taxpayers. He likens government spending to a costly transfusion and warns of bureaucratic waste.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
George Silver
James Appel
American Medical Association
Britain
USA
Factographs on New Guinea headhunters and bone ornaments
The article claims New Guinea headhunters and cannibals wear skulls of deceased parents to ward off ghosts and necklace bones from vertebrae. It notes bone daggers nose ornaments and harpoon heads made from human bones. It adds jungle deriving from a Hindu term meaning waste land.
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New Guinea
Jungle
Fire Department Quick to Help Middletown Resident
Mrs. Harriette Connors of Aberdeen Drive thanked Middletown firefighters after her furnace exploded and their rapid response saved her home. She praised the department’s courtesy and thorough check of the house, urging residents to support the upcoming school levy to fund public education and teacher salaries.
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Harriette Connors
Aberdeen Drive
Connors
Middletown
Letters to Editor Support for School Levy
Two Middletown letters urge voters to approve the 1966 school tax levy arguing education is a key gift to children and that funds are needed to maintain a solid school reputation. A contrasting voice asks taxpayers to scrutinize the levy, warns of higher costs for fixed incomes, and endorses a no vote.
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Middletown
Amanda Junior High
Dick's Creek
Manchester
Howard Gall
Ellen
Witty Bits and Odd Finds in Briefs
A potpourri of odd notes includes a stolen Jules Rimet Cup in London, a town in Ohio planting cherry trees where meters stood, and quirky facts about animals and ancient surgeons. The items mix sport thefts, humor, and curious history in compact items.
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Jules Rimet
Painesville
Ohio
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