Editorial Notebook Correcting a WWII Era Naval Quote
The piece cites a Western Kansas cartoon about the Pueblo capture by North Korea and corrects a misattributed quote. It notes John Paul Jones did not say not giving up the ship, while James Lawrence did during the Chesapeake action, urging fiercer fire before he died, marking a naval hero’s death in wartime.
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Kansas
U. S
Bartlett
John Paul Jones
J. P. Jones
Spo
Ken
James Lawrence
Nixon
Johnson
Pueblo
South Korea
Myocardial ischemia and health guidance for patient
Dear Dr Mother explains myocardial ischemia as reduced heart blood flow and potential fatigue. Discusses need for doctor’s assessment of severity, safe activity levels, and individualized exercise limits. Includes unrelated religious excerpts and brief archival notes from 25 and 50 years ago with a prayer.
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Harvard
Mass
Television Log Heavy Lineup With July 1960s Titles
An extensive broadcast grid lists daytime and evening programs across channels, including news, weather, sports, and a mix of films, series, and specials. Notable items include movies like The Best Years Of Our Lives and Walk On The Wild Side, and serials such as Perry Mason, Bonanza, and The Beverly Hillbillies.
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Athena
Jackie Gleason
Maya
Lawrence Welk
Petticoat Junction
Hollywood Palace
Mannix
Grand Ole Opry
Joe Pyne
Encounter
Sacred Heart
Christopher Program
Thomas More
Linus
Peter Potamus
Bullwinkle
Camera Three
Discovery '68
Face the Nation
Lone Ranger
Meet the Press
United Dry Forces
FBI
Smothers Brothers
Milton the Monster
Jack LaLanne
Captain Kangaroo
Torey
News
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
General Hospital
Concentration
Donna Reed
Beverly Hillbillies
Guiding Light
Love Lucy
Woody Woodbury
Mike Douglas
Flintstones
Kansas
Monkees
Gunsmoke
Rowan and Martin
Rat Patrol
Lucille Ball
Andy Griffith
Felony Squad
Carol Burnett
Big Valley
Joey Bishop
Apache River
Johnson aims to cut dollar drain by travel discouragement
President Johnson seeks to reduce the dollar drain by 500 million dollars yearly by discouraging foreign travel by Americans yet will avoid unduly penalizing travel by teachers businessmen students and Americans with relatives abroad in a policy balancing act.
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Johnson
Student traveler seeks knowledge in journeys abroad
The narrator explains they travel to learn not for leisure. They study English theater in London, cathedral architecture in Chartres, Italian cuisine in Rome, and European life under communism. They aim to compare museums, assess bombed cities, and monitor stages, arts, and politics as part of a disciplined study abroad.
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Collegians
London
Chartres
Passeto’s
Rome
Monte Carlo
Berlin
Kurfurstendamm
Soviet Union
Hermitage
Leningrad
Paris
LBJ
Nixon Looks Like a New Nixon in 1968 Run
RELMAN MORIN reports Nixon begins second presidential bid from New Hampshire with a calmer tone and self mockery. He markets a future focus, touts readiness for Wisconsin and other primaries, and criticizes the Johnson administration over the Pueblo incident while warning against drastic actions.
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Relman Morin
Concord
N.H
Nixon
New Hampshire
St. Anselm’s Academy
Granite State
George Romney
Michigan
Wisconsin
John F. Kennedy
California
Johnson
Narcotics Trial Postponed in Wichita Five Held in Indictments
U.S. District Judge Frank G. Theis postponed the five defendant narcotics trial in Wichita. The cases, tied to grand jury indictments for illegally manufacturing and processing marijuana without registration or tax payment, conspiracy, and illegal transport, were removed from the January docket pending Supreme Court rulings on self incrimination and related laws.
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Wichita
Kan
U.S. Dist
Frank G. Theis
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
U.S
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Password
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