We’ve Got To Avoid Anything That Might Seem Soft
The Ottawa Herald notes President Johnson orders another escalation of the Vietnam War. Air Force and Navy strikes extend deeper toward Hanoi and Haiphong and near the Chinese border to cut Viet Cong aid. Despite two years of attacks, insurgent infiltration remains, and the critique argues the action harms America’s image.
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Wall Street Journal critique of a ten percent tax surcharge
The author vents frustration with the presidents proposed ten percent income tax surcharge. He argues much wealth today is soft earned or unearned through pensions, inherited bonds, fringe benefits, or land-price gains. He cites labor, veterans, heirs, and market windfalls to challenge hard earned money notions and notes many rely on luck or policy rather than labor.
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Las Vegas
Advice on alcohol use and health risks for college men
A health column discusses that any alcohol form delivers similar inebriation, warns about cirrhosis when alcohol dominates calories, and urges moderation. It notes individual tolerance varies and cautions against making beer a daily habit, advising restraint during college years.
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M.C.G
Ottawa shoppers join wellsville wellingtons for coin scramble
Twenty five years ago Mrs. G. A. Wingert of Wellsville and F. R. Dalvis of Williamsburg were Ottawa shoppers yesterday. It is announced that real money will be thrown away at St. Paul A M E Church tomorrow night. Rev. Charles Woods urges everybody to come to church and scramble to get some of the coins.
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F. R. Dalvis
Williamsburg
Ottawa
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Communists wage war in political arena says Walt
Lt Gen Lewis W Walt former Marine force in Vietnam told a Kansas City audience that the enemy seeks victory in Vietnam by political and psychological means not on the battlefield He said Americans are winning in combat and pacification and is visiting for the 44th annual Marine Corps League convention based in Kansas City Kansas native Wabaunsee County Kansas
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Vietnam
Lewis W. Walt
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Wabaunsee County
Kansas
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Television Log Of A Packed Saturday Schedule
A dense TV listing from a historical paper catalogs a full Saturday lineup. From midafternoon to after midnight, programs include News, Weather, sports, movies, episodes of The Rifleman, Bonanza, Gunsmoke, Perry Mason, and The Saint, plus variety shows and colorful era staples such as Lawrence Welk Ed Sullivan and Johnny Carson.
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FBI
LBJ Backs Farmers With New Policy At Conference
President Johnson unveiled a farm policy during a TV news conference his first in 54 months. He urged federal action to let farmers bargain collectively for better prices, citing their shrinking share of the dollar. He also addressed Vietnam, defending policy and warning against widening the war, while noting allied elections and the need for orderly leadership.
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Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
Congress
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Ottawa Herald subscription rates page brief
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade and outside areas with monthly, quarterly, half year, and yearly terms. The notice names Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and mentions AP membership and exclusive local news rights.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Cabbie Cracks Game But Gets No Pay Off
Pittsburgh taxi driver John Tumpson says he cracked a gas station giveaway game that offered tiger head or tail cards worth up to $20,000 but the company won t redeem his winning cards. Esso parent Humble Oil denies involvement in halting the promotion. Tumpson carries about 3,000 cards and seeks redemption while authorities say no legitimate winner has submitted cards in his name.
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Tumpson
Elso
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Humble Oil and Refining Co
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Humble
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Jury Deadlock Dismisses Mock Murder Trial
In Hutchinson Kansas AP a jury deadlocked Friday in the murder trial of Herbert Mock. District Court Judge James Rexroad dismissed the case and said it would be set for trial again at a later term. Mock, 43, faced charges in the November 1965 shooting deaths of his wife and his married step daughter.
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Kan
Herbert Mock
James Rexroad
Mock
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