Hoover says he plans to remain active at FBI past 70
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover, 69, dismisses retirement talk and stresses continued public service. In an exclusive interview, he explains health, weight loss, and his resolve to keep the FBI independent from political pressure while defending civil rights and opposing overreach by federal authorities.
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Edgar Hoover
Don Whitehead
FBI
Associated Press
Hoover
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Johnson
Bernard Bareuch
Winston Churchill
Herbert Hover
Martin Luther King
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Miami
Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
Joe Kennedy
John
Allen Dulles
CIA
Newsweek Magazine
White House
Dr. King
Har
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Department of Justice
The
United States
Lee Harvey Oswald
Secret Service
Oswald
Alabama
Titus Study Links Bible Truth to Contemporary Issues
A Sunday School lesson reads Titus to show how faith, not abuse, counters error. It cites a U S Supreme Court case on Bible reading and prayer, noting abuse by critics, and urges godly living and a purified church as the proper response. The commentary links Old and New Testaments to experience, doctrine tested by deeds, and the aim of a people zealous for good works.
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United States
Titus
Baltimore
Supreme Court
Hawaii
God
Jesus
D. T. Niles
Ceylon
Ottawa couple applies for marriage license
Kenneth Leroy Evans aged 22 of Ottawa and Bonnie L. Ferns aged 21 of Ottawa filed for a marriage license. The announcement notes the applicants are residents of Ottawa and prepared for nuptial formalities.
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Kenneth Leroy Evans
Ottawa
Bonnie L. Ferns
Johnson Opens Path to NATO Nuclear Force With Britain
President Johnson signals willingness to modify U S plans for a NATO nuclear missile force to win British participation and possibly coax France into cooperation. He aims to start the force next year despite de Gaulle’s opposition, while stressing Atlantic unity and ongoing alliance change. Ball returns from Europe to brief Johnson as Taylor heads to Saigon amid Viet Nam policy talks and possible strikes on North Viet Nam supply lines.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Johnson
U.S
France
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Viet Nam
Wilson
George W. Ball
London
Paris
Ball
Andrews Air Force Base
Maxwell D. Taylor
Saigon
South
North
Laos
Job Figures Hold Steady In November In Ottawa Office
Kansas Employment Service Ottawa office head Cal Ewing reports Franklin Anderson and Miami Counties show steady November employment. Active file applications dip as more people work, but fewer job openings mean fewer placements. Employment remains slightly higher than year ago while new unemployment claims rise from seasonal construction and garment factory slowdowns. John Teague presented a school dropouts film to about 25 people in Elliott hall.
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Cal Ewing
Ewing
Ottawa
Kansas Employment Service
Franklin
Anderson
Miami
John Teague
Elliott Hall
Atlas Centaur fourth test flight from Cape Kennedy
The Atlas Centaur rocket is set for a fourth test flight at Cape Kennedy between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. The mission aims to orbit the Centaur second stage and a metal model of the Project Surveyor moonship as a practice for landing four Surveyor craft on the moon next year to collect samples and photograph the surface.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Sides Move Toward War Solutions at U N
United States and Soviet Union push toward new cold war talks after avoiding an immediate clash over United Nations finances. Secretary of State Rusk arranged a third meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko, signaling possible talks next week and broadening discussions beyond arrears to disarmament and trade. The debate over U N dues remains on hold while both powers seek to protect voting rights and peacekeeping finances in Congo and the Middle East.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
U.N
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Moscow
Rusk
Gromyko
U.S
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Vern Bergman
Russ Feeback
Belton, Mo
Fred Phillips
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Mosecow
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Malott’s
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