Go To Polls Early And Vote Swiftly Ascent
The World urges all qualified voters to go to the polls today. Voters should prepare a sample ballot to vote quickly and intelligently. Go early to avoid delays for others and ensure all eligible ballots are cast before darkness.
Oswald Homecoming Aided by Two State Department Officials
Washington reports two senior State Department figures aided Lee Harvey Oswald’s return to the United States despite a sworn affidavit seeking revocation of his citizenship. Feighan’s House panel also probes Oswald in Russia and questions about his wife’s visa.
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Oswald
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U. S
Lee Harvey Oswald
Soviet Socialist Republic
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Rusk
Abram Chayes
Michael Feighan
Ohio
House
Feighan
Special Commission
Johnson
Kennedy
Russia
Thompson
Chayes
Communist Party
Abba Schwartz
Bureau of Security & Consular Affairs
Frances Knight
Cuba
Soviet Bloc
Latin America
U.S
Ussr
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of
Samuel Wise
Secret Service
Minsk
Kennon Dugas ticket endorsed for governor and related offices
The News Star and Morning World endorse Governor hopeful Robert F. Kennon and No. 2 Lieutenant Governor Francis Dugas with a split slate for other state offices. Endorsed candidates include Jack Gremillion for Attorney General Pat Tugwell for Treasurer George F. Dupuis for Comptroller Raphiel Teagle for State Superintendent Dave L. Pearce for Agriculture Jack Dyer for Insurance and Raymond Laborde for State Custodian of Voting Machines.
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Raphiel Teagle
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Jack Dyer
Raymond Laborde
Midnight Welfare Raids Violate Rights, Yale Professor Claims
Yale professor Charles A Reich argues that midnight welfare raids in major cities infringe on privacy and due process. He notes state laws allowing such searches without warrants conflict with the fourth and 14th amendments, risking harm to innocent families and chilling effects on political dissent.
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Yale University
United States
Charles A. Reich
New York
Washington, D. C
Old Fashioned Colds Then and Now Advice From AMA
A news release from the American Medical Association notes that colds were once viewed as either curable in 14 days or self resolving in two weeks. It says home care helps comfort while the body fights the virus and mentions antihistamines and new cough and sneeze medicines to ease symptoms.
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American Medical Association
Bible Digest by H B Dean Emphasizes Unity and Love
The piece quotes Acts 2 44 and John 13 34 stressing Christian unity and shared fellowship. It urges believers to be united with Christ and with each other through love as Christ loved.
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Acts
Christ
Understanding coronary disease and its treatments
Dr Peter J Steincrohn explains coronary disease its cause in arteries supplying the heart and the role of atherosclerosis with factors such as cholesterol, heredity, smoking and blood pressure. He outlines two main forms angina and thrombosis, typical symptoms, and general management from activity reduction to medications and recovery timelines.
Senator Soaper Sees Fitness as Irony for Santa Claus
The column humorously notes physical fitness as a goal, but jokes that Santa Claus would lose his job from overexertion. It cheekily suggests using autumn leaves as a tasteful table centerpiece, if a table can hold about 15 bushels.
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Santa Claus
Price Of Beef Problems LBJ Faces In 1965
Washington reports beef prices and rising imports are a major domestic issue for President Johnson. Experts differ on causes, from overproduction by cattlemen to low grade imports, with talks of voluntary export limits and GATT discussions looming.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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U.S
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Capitol Hill
New Zealand
Australia
Geneva
GATT
Kennedy family maps 1964 and 1968 political moves
Two Administration sources analyze Kennedy plans. Robert Kennedy may not seek the vice presidency but eyes statewide runs and a 1968 bid, possibly backing Sargent Shriver for Illinois governor or a Massachusetts governor run by RFK. Edward Kennedy is seen as limited, Harvard scandal cited, with Johnson's support key.
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Bob Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Pat Brown
California
Johnson
Kennedy
Young Bob
Mr. Kennedy
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Massachusetts
Endicott Peabody
Kennedys
Kennedy Family Council
Sargent Shriver
Illinois
Shriver
Edward Kennedy
Harvard
Ted Kennedy
Senate
Mr. Johnson
Oil shortfall halts Bayonne salad oil security scheme
A survey firm told the court in Jersey City it cannot locate 151 million pounds of cottonseed and soybean oil stored by Bayonne plus oil pledged as security for loans from Allied Crude Vegetable Oil & Refining Co. The missing stock appears tied to the company’s bankruptcy and the salad oil scandal.
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UPTI
Bayonne
N.J
Allied Crude Vegetable Oil & Refining Co
Fhlonree Ft ang World Founded 1929 Publisher Names
The faded item lists founding date October 20 1929 and a publishing staff including Robert Ew ing and Wilson Ew ing with roles such as publisher general manager and executive editor. It notes the News Star World Publishing Corporation and Associated Press credit guidelines and newspaper stance.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star World Publishing Corporation
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Olne Street
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