Truman says civil rights fit campaign but not foreign policy
In Independence Missouri former president Truman told newsmen civil rights should be a campaign issue while foreign policy should not. He noted Johnson would likely comment and accepted differing views. The piece discusses racial unrest in New York Rochester and Kansas City and U S involvement in South Vietnam with advisors, patrols, and ongoing combat.
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Lyndon Johnson
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New York City
Rochester
Kansas City
Loophole Tied to Pep Pills Goof Balls Deaths
Federal Drug Commissioner George P. Larrick blamed illegal sale and use of Pep pills and Goof Balls for highway deaths and juvenile delinquency. He urged Senate action to close the loophole with new powers, backed by the American Pharmaceutical Association.
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George P. Larrick
Senate Public Welfare Subcommittee
Center Shifts Right in Oregon Voters Say
Portland article notes a moving center among voters shifting toward the right as middle classes grow wealthier and demand economic stability. It discusses social security, civil rights, and the 1964 campaign, highlighting Barry Goldwater and Lyndon Johnson’s strategies and the impact on center politics nationwide.
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Samuel Lubell
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Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Walter Lippmann
Ihew
Japan
Muscatine Journal publication and contact details
The Muscatine Journal announces daily circulation with location at 30L &, Muscatine. It lists ownership under Associated Press membership, staff names including Harold L. Mellon as publisher and Russell as editor, and circulation rates for daily and mail subscriptions within Muscatine and beyond. It notes office hours and advertising contacts.
Johnson to Campaign All Across the Nation
Washington report notes President Johnson likely to campaign widely on a national tour by plane train helicopter and motorcade. He may rely on aides and limit in-person stops to major cities and key states while addressing issues from foreign policy to prosperity.
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Johnson
The Worry Clinic Explores Homosexuality Myths
Edith, a Northwestern University student, confides to Dr. Crane that her roommate’s unwanted advances reveal a homosexual tension. The piece argues against labeling homosexuality as abnormal, framing it as a stage in emotional development and urging scientific perspectives over stigma.
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Dr. Crane
Jevel
The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Robert Taylor life story A Hollywood icon recalls Mayer name change
Spangler Arlington Brugh, star later known as Robert Taylor, reflects on MGM years, near-miss Oscar silence, and fame. He credits Louis B. Mayer for shaping his career and the name change that helped define his Hollywood arc. Now 53, he lives quietly near Beverly Hills with Barbara Stanwyck’s influence noted.
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Spangler
Arlington Brugh
Rudolph Valentino
Orne
Clark Gable
Hollywood
Beverly Hills
MGM
Louis B. Mayer
Barbara Stanwyck
Mayer
Robert Taylor
Abby Van Buren Counsel for Troubled Readers
Dear Abby column snippets describe readers seeking guidance on family misunderstandings. Topics include a grandmother misbelieving TV viewers see her, marital affair fallout, social etiquette over candy gifts, and cryptogram puzzles. The tone offers practical, compassionate advice with firm boundaries.
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Abby
Art Linkletter
Prayer text excerpt from a devotional note
A devotional prayer praising God and thanking Him for life and the privilege of praying for loved ones. The prayer invokes Jesus' name and expresses gratitude for the world and those God knows and loves.
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Father
Jesus
War stories and local notices from yesteryear
Ten years ago Company K of Ath' Iowa entered Atlanta on the 22nd with 43 men and left with 11. F. M. Lindsey, once of this city, was among the killed. Also reported: H. J. Evrel to Muscatine for a sash factory post. large dedication of the United States Biological Station at Fairport. Evangelist Walter Smith to speak at Assembly of God in Council Bluffs. a newborn to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dickey. Miss Marion Edmonds visits Washington, D.C. Town City notes Barry Garvin ill at Mercy Hospital. First Friends picnic at Weed Park postponed.
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Muscatine
Fairport
Walter Smith
Council Bluffs
Assembly of God Church
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