Johnson Defends Crime Policy at Police Chiefs Meeting
President Lyndon Johnson addressed the International Association of Chiefs of Police in Kansas City condemning violence in 1967 as a new disorder. He attacked civil rights groups and urged law and order, while critics say his timing was politically expedient and failed to curb ongoing looting and unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon Johnson
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Kansas City
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
DAILY ACROSS
Revered name in India. Regions. Listen. Garland. Canal. Transportation line abbr. Dregs. Norse god. Spike. Thrashed. Pierce. Close as a hawk's eyes. Luke.
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India
Chinese Secret Society
Regions
Listen
Garland
Canal
Abbr
Spike
Thrashed
Pierce
Close
Luke
Crossword clues and cryptoquote puzzle tease readers
Daily page features crossword hints for multiple numbers and a cryptoquote puzzle. Sample letters map to a quote by Longfellow and a prior day quote by Lavater, with Barney Google references in the combo puzzle.
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Longfellow
Lavater Barney
Google
Paris Memoir Sketches From a Candid Reporter
Jim Bishop writes a vivid Paris portrait full of humor and misreads, noting language friction, pricing quirks, and cultural quirks. He details encounters with locals, European politics, and a cheeky view of French manners while mixing travel anecdotes and pop culture references.
Unspoken Words Was Rule Here By Abigail Van Buren
Dear Abby column recounts a long marriage strained by a wife’s confession during an argument. The husband seeks a divorce after years of distance and emotional hurt, with the wife expressing deep longing to repair their relationship.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Dear Abby and International Anecdotes Mixed Reflections
A fragmented column blends a plea for marital guidance from Dear Abby with humorous home life anecdotes about a stubborn husband, followed by travel notes on Paris and France. It sketches marital tensions, dating norms, and cultural observations, ending with a vivid jab at French etiquette and history.
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BOAC
London
Î le St. Louis
Paris
Maxim's
Toulouse
Heminway
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Communist Party
Place de la Concorde
Marie Antoinette
France
Lighter Side: Smooching May Be Hazardous
Washington column humorously links mononucleosis to heavy smooching and notes FBI action over a clerk fired for nightly lip contact. It explores public health warnings, legislative ideas, and a proposed safer kissing device, joking about taste loss.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
Norwalk Cab Company Changes Ownership in Downtown Norwalk
Berlin Heights residents Joanne and Woodford Hutchins report Walter and Sadie Wagner have taken over the Norwalk Cab Company. The new owners will keep offices in downtown Norwalk and promise reliable prompt service with years of local experience. The letter expresses broad support and best wishes for the Wagner venture.
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Walter Wagner
Norwalk Cab Company
Norwalk
Walt
Sadie
Norwalk Cab
Ine
Joanne and
Woodford
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M’sieu
Eiffel Tower
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le Grand Nez
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Britain
England
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Moscow
Washington
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Kirk Douglas
Merci
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Hayden
UPI Telephoto
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Angelo
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