Astonishing Letter On Columbia students urging Vietnam peace
About 80 Columbia University Law students signed an open letter to President Johnson criticizing US governance while urging steps toward negotiation. They call for cease fire, halting bombing, recognition of the National Liberation Front, and UN involvement as part of a negotiated peace effort amid the Vietnam War.
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Pro Western Move as Mobutu Seizes Congo Power
General Mobutu, 35, ousts President Kasavubu in a quiet coup, appoints himself, ending a six week clash with Tshombe over a new constitution. The action suspends elections, elevates the army, and signals a Western-aligned shift while prompting debate over democratic legality and communist influence.
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Underground Library Seen At Hendrix College
An Arkansas piece discusses Hendrix College at Conway planning an underground library to conserve space. The idea shields the center green but means no windows, while expanding junior colleges and other campuses may follow with shovel and train work to meet rising enrollments.
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Kosygin interview mists American view of morality
A 1965 New York Times transcript reveals Kosygin denouncing the United States as an aggressor and war promoter. The piece questions Soviet moral standards, the truth inside Russia, and whether a dialogue on morality could bring peace, noting America’s aid in 1917 and 1941 and urging clarity in global ethics.
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Kennedy Morale Clash Hits IRS Political Fight
Washington report says IRS morale suffered as Senator Ed Long and Senator Bob Kennedy clash over investigative methods. Witnesses linked to criminal cases hurt Kennedy's push, while IRS gains public support for convictions. Kennedy faces political resistance in Virginia and Michigan as his presidential bid risks early missteps.
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Lindsay Criticized for GOP Strain as Lindsay Aides Back Dems
Washington dispatch reports New York Mayor elect John Lindsay faces GOP backlash for appointing Democrats to top posts including press secretary Woody Klein and fire commissioner Robert Lowery while deputy mayor Timothy Costello comes from the Liberal Party. GOP leaders warn the party could lose ground if Lindsay aids the national or local GOP, despite his promise not to use the office to help Republicans. In separate notes, Shelbyville Indiana Mayor Ralph VanNatta touts local control over anti poverty efforts, noting minimal unemployment and new industry, resisting federal programs.
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Polycythemia and Blood Disorders Explored
In this health feature polycythemia is explained as an excess of red blood cells with counts from 6 to 12 million, often linked to high altitude or underlying conditions like heart deformities or lung disease. Primary polycythemia is described as bone marrow overactivity with potential treatments including blood donation and marrow-suppressing drugs. The column notes related symptoms such as ruddy skin, headaches, itching, and reduced work capacity, and mentions therapies including radioactive phosphorus.
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Health Hint: Muscle Stiffness and Back Pain Causes
The note explains back pain when lying prone may stem from arthritis of the spine or muscular stiffness and strain. It adds that a fatigued athlete is more accident prone and highlights caution for prone positions.
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Monroe News-Star publication details and staff
The Monroe News-Star announces publication terms with offices at North 4th and Olive Monroe Louisiana and lists editors and executives including Robert Ewing Jr William H Bronson Jack Campbell Edmund G Brown Jack Gates Dallas Roper and others. It notes Associated Press affiliation and independent editorial stance.
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