U N in perspective Johnson to address U N 20th anniversary
President Johnson will speak at a ceremonial U N anniversary gathering in San Francisco stressing the U N’s peacekeeping role. Congress backed U N bonds in 1962 and Javits lauded the U N as a last best hope of mankind for peace amid financing crises and political strains.
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United Nations
San Francisco
U.N
Congress
U.S. Senate
U. Sen
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Senate
International Organization
General Assembly
Soviet Russia
France
Maurice Couve de Murville
French National Assembly
Theew P.N
de Murville
de Gaulle
Indonesia
United States
British GPs in Britain likely to withdraw NHS resignations
British general practitioners meeting today are expected to vote to withdraw their undated resignations sent last March 24 in a bid to force NHS reforms. Government offers 28 million dollars for operations, equipment, and pay, but many doctors remain dissatisfied amid calls for more autonomy and reduced bureaucracy.
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Britain
General Practitioners of Medicine
National Health Service
N.H.S
Capital punishment sparks emotion over deterrence and policy
The piece argues that beliefs on capital punishment rest on emotion rather than fact, noting Britain's 1957 Homicide Act and 1961 Home Office findings that deterrence did not improve. It contrasts American states, where abolition did not raise homicide, with those retaining the penalty, and condemns vengeance as irrational and regressive.
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Great Britain
British Home Office
Howard Jones
Rural Women's Short Course At University Of Maryland
A columnist recounts attending the Rural Women's Short Course at the University of Maryland. She chases Viet Nam relevance amid homemaking topics, noting lectures on pesticides and Asia, a Margaret Chase Smith address, and a missing McGeorge Bundy appearance. The piece satirically blends campus ritual with political aims.
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Maryland University
White House
George Bundy
Washington
University
Air Force Honor Guard
Margaret Chase Smith
R-Me
McGeorge Bundy
Hugo Bourdeau
Carol Clarke
Viet Nam
Asia
Lucis Beebe Jr
McGeorge Bunday
D. Merrill Davis
Jackson
Ohio
Mr. Beebe
G. Mennen
Soapy) Williams
Plano college trial shows dropouts’ reading gains
Bob Morris's University of Plano in Dallas expands from 50 to 179 enrollments in summer courses. After two months of cross pattern floor work, a 22-year-old word blind student reading at first grade level, and an overall rise in IQ and reading tests among 30 graduates, 528 acres are bought for a dormitory as Morris pursues a new method linking brain, eyes, and hands to improve reading.
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Omar Moore
Yale
Hamden
Conn
Robert Morris
University of Plano
Dallas
Tex
Bob Morris
U.S
New Jersey
Glenn Doman
Carl H. Delacato
Philadelphia
Bob
Mensa Society
Robert Swift
Reading
Southern Methodist University
Plano
Swift
I.Q
University
Redeeming Time in Apostle Paul’s Teachings
Gene Stone reflects on Ephesians guidance to redeem the time and avoid boredom amid Roman entertainments. He contrasts idle amusement with purposeful action and prays for awareness of time’s value and personal responsibility.
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Apostle Paul
Ephesus
Rome
Moon features largely unchanged by erosion without atmosphere
Natural History magazine notes moon's surface shows few erosion processes due to the lack of atmosphere. Many physical features may be billions of years old, preserving ancient lunar terrain.
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Moon
Natural History Magazine
Sympathetic Note in Washington Over LBJ Vietnam Plight
Reported sympathy for President Johnson grows among his opponents as critics acknowledge he faces limited options in Vietnam. Shortages of Skyraiders and artillery, troop deployment limits, and Haiphong air threat constrain strategy, risking greater casualties and potential escalation toward Red China.
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White House
Vietnam
LBJ
Red
China
Armed Services Committee
Senate
Douglas
Saigon
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Red China
Washington
Pennsylvania Lawmakers Face Criticism Over Ineffective 1965 Session
The columnist argues Pennsylvania's 1965 legislative session is among the most useless in modern times as leaders in both chambers fail to pass major laws or deliver constructive action. He notes parallel issues in Colorado, calls out partisan leadership, and warns the session may become a lasting political embarrassment.
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Legislative Braves
Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain News
Colorado
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Capitol Hill
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