Congressional interest grows in changing U S foreign policy era
A New York Times column reports rising Congressional activity to end the Leave it to London era. Proposals include giving the O A in major voice on Latin American aid, a 1967 end date for current aid, and a NATO crisis trip by four House Republicans. Kennedy critiques U S aid and world role, while Rusk and the admin’s broad policy tools face scrutiny.
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London
Fullbright
O.A
Latin America
Europe
House
NATO
Vietnam
Dominican Republic
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Rusk
New York Times
Yesterdays Market Notes and Local Announcements
Our Yesterdays records sales by Bishop and Lillibridge of 100 mackerel and white fish packages 1000 pounds country hams sides and shoulders and 50 tobacco caddies at below market. Also notes 75 years ago Thomas Davidson opened a fruit confectionery and cigar stand at 4th and Mulberry Streets. 25 years ago couples planned a June 14 wedding for Dorothy Soli and Clifford McKee and a Davenport high school commencement with 480 graduates including Robert Rollin Stogdill. 19 years ago Newton Wolf, former Muscatine resident, died in Davenport and Mrs Kelly of 5th Street sustained a broken leg.
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Bishop and Lillibridge
Thomas Davidson
4Th and Mulberry Streets
Davidson
Dorothy Soli
Clifford McKee
Genevieve Crow
Iowa
Frances Kelly
Walnut Street
Davenport High School
Robert Rollin Stogdill
Merle Henderson
Park Drive
Hershey Hospital
Newton B."wolf
Muscatine
Davenport
J. H. Kelly
5Th
Bellevue Hospital
Magna Carta Lives On in Modern Law Says Conservative View
In a summer 1216 reflection, a famed charter's enduring influence is praised as the cornerstone of common law. The piece cites a 1961 Michigan farm lease dispute and a 5-4 Supreme Court ruling, urging that Magna Carta safeguarded local rights and shaped constitutions, with events planned at Runnymede and James Town to honor its lasting rule of law.
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John Ofngland
Steve
Robert Szukhent
Michigan
J. Kilpatricking
John
England
Delaware
New York
Minority Cites Charter
Runnymede
Jamestown
Sermon Ads and Welfare Dilemmas Highlight Clergy Talk
Dr Cranes Worry Clinic address by Rev Robert Schuller at Garden Grove Church discusses preaching on Jesus as practical psychology and the impact of advertising, polls, and social issues. It then shifts to a community Chest Drive and church funding debates, questioning state welfare versus voluntary giving and church finance.
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Robert Schuller
Garden Grove
California
Jesus
Christ
Crane
Russia
Dear Abby lightens the load on stay at home mothers
Louise Deahr from 112 War Horne writes about the value of motherhood over employment for fulfilled women. She rails against a young urban student’s view on paving Roscoe Avenue and intercity routing, arguing taxes, upkeep, and future costs burden homeowners. The letter urges real-life experience before forming public opinions on neighborhood projects.
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Abby
Mother
Rascos
Jess
Louise Deahr
War Horne
TZ Prayer Cue Upper Room Sermon Entry
The reader notes a biblical reflection on faith as an anchor for the soul based on Hebrews and prays for divine access to God's presence. The prayer thanks God and asks for continued privilege to approach the throne and share peace and joy in Jesus name.
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Jesus
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William Fai
Wire Service
Congress
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National Institute of Health
Navy
Marine
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Detroit Free Press
LBJ
Hughes
Jack Miller
U. S. Senate
Forest Evashevski
Bill Reichardt
Johnson
Washington
Eagle Grove
Treasury
Montana
Senate
National Observer
Andrei Gromyko
West Germany
China
Wilmington
Del
Morning News
Post Office
Shank
Ottumwa
George Ellman
Leona
J. B. Randall
Hopkinton
Randall
Lenor College
U. S. Supreme Court
Justice Black
Black
Bunnyman
Dr. Crane
George W. Crane
Mr. Crane
Rev. Schuiler
Ious
America
Los Angeles
Calif
Leters
Roscoe Avenue
Roscoe
Egypt
Plank
Reat
Ballerins
Cuba
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