Truth in Vietnam Losses Debated by Defense Department
The Defense Department raised congressional ire by revising American plane losses in Southeast Asia to nearly twice the prior figure. Senator Hickenlooper accused the Pentagon of a half truth, urging full disclosure of casualties including noncombat deaths and illnesses. The editorial calls for consistent casualty accounting across all causes.
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Defense Department
Southeast Asia
Sen. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Pentagon
Vietnam
Congress Feud Over Debt Ceiling Becomes Annual Spectacle
An old plot repeats as Congress fights foreign aid and raises the debt limit to 330 billion dollars. The Treasury head warns of Social Security and veterans' pensions at risk if a 7 billion borrow is blocked. The piece argues the ceiling is a yearly play and urges eliminating the limit to end the budget theater.
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Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
SEC
John Chitzen
Capitol
White House
Hats in cold weather a matter of comfort not rule
Dear Dr Mother advises that wearing hats is mainly a matter of custom and comfort as long as you feel chilly or wind exposed. Earmuffs still prevent frostbite. in extreme cold head covering helps conserve heat, while a physician’s example shows comfort may suffice without a coat.
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Dr. Mother
D.L
M.L
A.S.F
Mother
Local News Briefs From Town Today
Auld Lang Syne recalls Lamar Forrer of Princeton visiting town this morning noting his eye injury from last week is clearing rapidly. Fifty years ago R F Duffield was named president of the new Rantoul athletic club with meetings held in Van Rheens hall.
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Lamar Forrer
Princeton
R. F. Duffield
New Rantoul Athletic Club
van Rheen’s
Prayer and moral renewal from Ephesians guidance
A religious reflection urging readers to cast off corrupt desires and embrace the new man created in righteousness. It cites Ephesians 4:22 24 and asks God for strength to resist sin, for honesty reverence and brotherly conduct through Christ the Savior.
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God
Christ
New York Started It The War Of The Tow Trucks
Washington dispatch argues that Mayor Lindsay's order to tow diplomatic cars in New York to the city pound could trigger a global towing war. It cites reactions from the Soviet Union Britain West Germany and others and discusses a proposed Geneva anticare towing pact while noting Geneva’s refusal.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
New York City
John Lindsay
United Nations
Moscow
Saudi Arabia
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
Defense McNamara
Great Britain
West Germany
Geneva
Camera Show Should Stick To Old Format
AP TV-Radio writer Cynthia Lowry notes Candid Camera departs from its prank format to a sober youth panel about parents. The piece contrasts the new style with the older practical jokes and previews tonight’s TV offerings including Pinocchio on CBS and Highlights of the Ice Capades on NBC.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
CBS
Allan Funt
Funt
Danny Thomas
Guys and Geishas
NBC
Frieday Night
Japan
Madecine Hollyewood
Jimmy Durante
Television Schedule Log Page From An Evening Broadcast
A dense OCR collage lists a full night of TV and radio offerings with show titles, times, and channel notes. It mixes standard programs like The Tonight Show style entries and serials with weather, news, and public notices, indicating a busy broadcasting slate and device-coded annotations.
Hold the Dough song highlights Esther James album
New York AP reports Esther James, age 70, Harlem widow who won a delicate demotion judgment against Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, releases a five song set No Man is Above the Law I Have Kept the Faith. The album features the calypso titled Hold the Dough by Lord Faith and the James Men. Esther James discusses her troubles tied to the Powell case in an accompanying note.
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Mrs. James
Lord Faith
James Men
Harlem
Adam Clayton Powell
Den.y
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Byline Note
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area with monthly and yearly options. Editor Robert B. Wellington signs as publisher and notes Associated Press rights for local and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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