Ironic U N admission debate unfolds in New York
The United Nations General Assembly opens in New York amid calls to admit Red China, leveraging its nuclear capability. Nationalist China clings to the seat with U S support, while proponents argue representation is vital for universal disarmament efforts and global peace. The irony centers on a nation with an atomic device seeking entry to an organization built to preserve peace.
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United Nations General Assembly
New Yor
Red China
China
United States
U. N
Red Chinese
Red Collaboration Seen In Outbreaks at Saigon
Prime Minister Tran Van Huong said evidence shows Communists allied with Buddhist institute leaders tried to turn protests into an armed insurrection. Martial law was declared after authorities assessed the mob action, with leaders Thich Tri Quang and Thich Tam Chau named. The PM dismissed Buddhist influence as minority and warned against state within a state aims, while noting Americans hope he can withstand pressures.
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SMGON
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Vietnam
Tran van Huong
Buddhist Institute
Thich Tri Quang
Saigon Beatnicks
China
Saigon
Our Yesterdays and Local Recaps Across Decades
A compiled column notes events from 10 to 25 years ago including a boiler theft plea, Charles Whipple's illness in Nebraska, McKee and Bliven factory reopening due to slack demand, a Durant nephew’s death prompting family travel, a Thanksgiving gathering hosted by J H Schwedel, and County Engineer James Dougherty attending the engineers school in Ames. Diane Odell contends for Miss SUL at State University town campus.
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Red River
McKee and Bliven
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Kelley
Durant
Christ Beslmaim Jr
J. H. Schwedel
James Dougherty
Ames
County Engineers School
Diane Odell
College of Liberal Arts
State University of Town
Johnson Faces Test As World Leader In Turbulent Year
President Johnson, focused on domestic issues, faces critical foreign policy tests in Vietnam and at the United Nations. NATO tensions rise, Soviet dues threaten UN, and Johnson’s leadership style from offstage is under scrutiny as he seeks decisive actions in a fragile global balance.
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Son
Dallas
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Lond
Ngo Dinh Diem
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Europe
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Congo
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Kremlin
Worry Clinic forum debates boosting reader interest
Dr Crane’s Worry Clinic notes a journalism student asks how to make printed pages more compelling. He cites reader autonomy, versus listener passivity, and lists techniques to perk up reading: short paragraphs, dialogue cues, and using Arabic numerals to attract attention.
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Tony T
Crane
Big Journalism School
Eye catching style prompts in newspaper writing
A sample column explains eye appeal in print using word order and typography. It contrasts active dramatic openings with standard phrasing and suggests using numbers in parentheses for emphasis.
Dear Abby Cat Controversy Draws Neighborhood Fire
A reader disputes a neighbor with many cats and yard litter, defending feline companionship while noting misunderstandings about ownership. Abby advises clarified boundaries and courtesy, with readers sharing cat care tips and neighborly tact.
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van Buren
Abby
Qmail
Humane Society
Mane
Phoenix
Madison
Prayer Card Excerpt Reflects Christ’s Coming Salvation
A devotional prayer thanks God for sending His Son to redeem humanity and asks for Christlike living. The brief text invokes Romans 8 and emphasizes walking after the Spirit rather than the flesh.
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Mailbag Confirms Hal Boyle’s Witty Views and Odds and Ends
A column by Ty Hal Boyle surveys miscellaneous trivia from embezzlement figures to presidential marriages, weather extremes, football costs, and age old debates. It notes embezzlers’ profiles, lists four presidents who married older women, recalls colonial Dutch Christmas customs, and riffs on science, appetite for white meat, and IQ debates.
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America
U.S
George Washington
Millard Fillmore
Benjamin Harrison
Warren G. Harding
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