Undesirable Stokely Carmichael Seeks Deportation
Five months of overseas travel ends with Carmichael returning home and calling for violent measures. He criticized the United States on foreign stages and urged urban guerrilla warfare in Cuba, while expressing support for North Vietnam. The piece questions his citizenship status and argues for deportation as an undesirable alien.
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Stokely Carmichael
Santa Claus
Stokely
England
Cuba
United States
North Vietnam
Carmichael
Trinidad
Army's forgotten man wins honorable discharge after glitch
Joe Smith, drafted for two years, waited 18 months with no pay while his wife received $95.20 monthly. He worked as a logger to survive, then faced attempts to charge desertion. The case, aided by the ACLU, led to an honorable discharge, reflecting a rare real life error that sounds like fiction.
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Smith
Beetle Bailey
Texas
Oakland Army Base
Army
Joe Smith
Excess Fluids Not Menopause Alone Says Doctor
Reader asks about fluid retention during menopause. Dr Mother explains causes include hormones, kidney or heart issues, and overweight factors. Diuretics may help. seek medical evaluation to identify the exact cause and treatment.
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M. C
Treasury Tax Incentives Draw Fire From Officials
Washington AP report notes the Treasury Department and House Ways and Means Chairman Wilbur Mills oppose tax credits citing back door spending and fiscal impact. Officials warn credits could replace direct spending and widen deficits while urging direct solutions. Surrey and White caution against expanding tax incentives across economic policy.
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Washington
Federal Department
Treasury Department
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Treasury
Johnson
Stanley S. Surrey
Harvard University
A Turbulent 1967 Markets Year Ends in Gain
The 1967 stock market proved volatile yet finished higher. Turnover set a record with over two billion shares traded, reflecting broad investor participation. Uncertainties loom for 1968 amid inflation hedging, the Vietnam War, and the dollar's foreign value.
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New York
Pension
Mutual Funds
Johnson
Johnson Appears Calm in TV Interview Amid National Talks
President Johnson showed calm, informal poise in an hour long televised interview taped at the White House. He discussed Vietnam peace hopes and the economy, engaging reporters with light back and forth and noting progress on programs while avoiding notes except once. The program, aired Tuesday night, contrasted with a somber tone in coverage of domestic unrest and other entertainment segments aired the same night.
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Dr. Mother
Cynthia Lowry
New York
United States
Vietnam
White House
ABC
Frank Reynolds
Reynolds
Johnson
Red Skelton
CBS
Red
Freddie
Freeloader
Skelton
Greer Garson
Mommy
Romney Sees Signs Of Peace In Vietnam War
Gov. George Romney said his European tour including Moscow talks with Soviet Premier Kosygin gave hope for a political solution to Vietnam. He stressed no military withdrawal, and noted Kosygin placed Vietnam above other issues after a two hour ten minute discussion. Romney, a Republican candidate, praised Kosygin as reasonable and clear.
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Moscow
George Romney
Alexei N. Kosygin
Vietnam
Romney
Israel
Warsaw
Paris
Bonn
London
Europe
Kosygin
Michigan
Good Risk
J J Curry a longtime Wichita Falls resident who recounted being turned down for life insurance in 1899 died Tuesday at age 99. His tale of the bad risk followed him through the years. The obituary notes his longevity and a life connected to the city.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
J. J. Curry
Television Log Packed With Classic Daytime Lineup
Ottawa Kansas daily schedule lists a dense broadcast block from 5:00 pm to 1:05 am with myriad programs including Leave It To Beaver, Flintstones, News, Truth or Consequences, Bewitched, Perry Mason, Captain Kangaroo, and Tonight. It notes Cedar publication details and subscription rates, plus AP news rights.
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Leave It To Beaver
Flintstones
Kansas
Virginian
Custer
Beverly Hillbillies
Green Acres
Kraft Music Hall
Milton the Monster
Jack Lacuanne
Torey
Captain Kangaroo
Jack LaLanne
News
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
General Hospital
Andy Griffith
Temptation
Dick van Dyke
Joe Pyne
Woody Woodbury
Doctors
Mike Douglas
Ottawa Herald
Cedar
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
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Jesus
Surrey
Melvin I. White
Britain
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Dow Jones
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Mitzi Gaynor
NBC
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Tony Tanner
Gogol
Roger Coggio
Jolson
Joey Bishop
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