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FAA Sues Californian Over Parachute-Free Jump Exploits
The FAA files a civil suit against Red Pack for leaping from an airplane without a parachute, a safety violation that drew criticism though both he and Harold L. Hanes landed safely. The case raises concerns about encouraging risky stunts and public safety.
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President Johnson complains of noise at the White House
The piece humorously notes President Johnson’s irritation with early morning planes and crowded activity at the White House. It jokes about ear plugs and his wish to spend more time in Texas, while acknowledging he must stay in Washington most days.
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Charlie Bates
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Birthplace of Hoover May Become National Historic Site
The West Branch Iowa birthplace of Herbert Hoover could gain national historic site status if a bill from Rep. John R. Schmidhauser passes. The piece argues Hoover’s rise from humble roots and self-made success merit preservation as a memorial to what a poor boy of ability can achieve.
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Time and Whisky in Louisville Distilleries
In Louisville, nine distilleries including the Bernheim plant produce bourbon such as I W Harper and Old Charter. The piece details Bernheim's process from corn to aging in 4 to 20 years, government taxation, and the dominance of bourbon in U S whiskey production.
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Ralph Dupps
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Anarchy On The Campus at UC and University Edges
Paul Harvey warns of student rioting and off campus influence at the University of California. He cites demonstrations funded and organized by faculty and outside radicals linked to Communist causes. He notes mass indoctrination risk and predicts 20 million college graduates looming as a voting bloc. He references other campuses where rival student groups clash and mocks campus protest tactics.
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Clark Kerr
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Mao Tse-tun
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Dominican Republic in Focus Parallels Congo and Castro
This analysis cites Peter Nehemkis and others on Dominican politics after Bosch, noting tensions between reform, military figures, and external powers. It warns that Washington risks accepting martyrdom while Florida and Caribbean affairs draw U.S. Marines and OAS involvement to Santo Domingo.
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Students claim world kite record at 2800 feet
Western Michigan University students announce a new world record for kite flying reaching 2800 feet. The piece ties school pride to daring stunts and quirky claims amid a mixture of satirical notes.
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FDR Jr Named to Lead Civil Rights Employment Commission
Washington report notes Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. leaves Commerce to chair the new Civil Rights Act Title VII enforcement panel. The post reflects past actions by FDR Sr. and Rep. James Roosevelt, with Jimmy Roosevelt hailed for pushing the 1964 act. Separately, a hoax sought to derail Chaplain Harris’s planned prayer by faking Archbishop Katchadoorian illness and delaying the ceremony.
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Hollywood gossip mixed with industry moves and oddities
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys film plans with Columbia offering a lead to Jane Dunne and Irene still seen at the United Nations. Robert Wise gains approval to shoot The Sand Pebbles in Formosa while The Sound of Music circulates to Chiang Kai-shek.及 Natalie Wood and Ladislav Blatnik plan a Venezuela wedding as legal battles unfold over a $11,000 loan to Vince Edwards. Jack Benny’s Beverly Hills mansion goes on sale ahead of Palm Springs move.
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Ladislaw Blatnik
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Jerry Holt
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