U S Takes New Stance In Asian Affairs
In Saigon AP reports the United States adopts a tougher line on Southeast Asia. State Department criticism of repressive Buddhist actions signals policy shift as Henry Cabot Lodge arrives as ambassador. Lodge, a seasoned Republican, meets reporters en route with wife and aides to represent the Kennedy administration amid growing regional tensions.
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Dear Abby letters on adoption joy and coming out sick
A reader replies to an abusive letter about adoption, praising adoptive motherhood and crediting agencies. A teen questions a friend dressed in his mother’s clothes and asks if he is sick. A reply notes likely illness and urges telling parents. A Chicago reader cites an elderly birth case and a Nigerian birth report.
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Five Cyclists Make Kansas To Texas Trip
A Bederman family group from Bellaire Texas completed a 12 day 700 mile bicycle journey to Osawatomie Kansas with parents David Bederman a Houston draftsman and his wife Patricia and their children April John II and Gretchen 6 12. A younger son Paul 8 stayed behind in Bellaire due to a broken leg from a bicycle collision with a car on July 20 near home. They plan to depart Sunday by train from Kansas City to return home while visiting relatives and savoring the shared adventure.
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Paris fashion shifts toward broader shoulders and lower hems
Florence de Santis notes Paris trims hems modestly while widening shoulders across lines. Coats move hem lines to mid calf with Crahay and Ricci leading the trend, padded shoulders surge at Dior, and Yves Saint Laurent pushes beatnik tweed while others return to figure‑driven design.
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Goldwater Back Rockefeller if Rockefeller Wins GOP Nod
Senator Barry Goldwater said he would support Nelson Rockefeller if Rockefeller secured the Republican nomination in 1964. Goldwater spoke after answering yes to a question about backing Rockefeller, while in Georgia for Lockheed’s C141 rollout at Marietta.
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Young Rider Trains With Confidence On Family Bike
The report notes April rides on a rumble seat behind her father’s bike and can pedal up to 10 miles by herself, highlighting her growing mobility and determination to travel independently.
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Local interview for men women couples
Age no barrier and no experience required for a local interview. Qualified applicants will be trained and training will not interfere with current jobs. For interview call Mr James at 324-5851 between 10:00 A.M. and 8:00 P.M.
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