Editorial Notebook On mail order clubs and a Clever Fraud
A reader recalls a problem with a records of the month club sending unrequested records and dunning letters after payments. Tips include returning unwanted items or marking dead addressees. The note also recounts an old Lawrence Journal World joke about a grasshopper and an ant under a Great Society joke.
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Indianapolis
Lawrence Journal-World
Great Society
Westminster Abbey Rough Sketch From A Personal Memory
A fragmentary reminiscence notes Westminster Abbey’s English Gothic style and hints at 13th century origins, contrasting its weathered interior with the observer’s impression of age and dusky illumination within the venerable church.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey Lost To Tourists In A Crowded Day
The narrator contrasts Westminster Abbeys restored cream stone and gilt inscriptions with a turbulent scene of visitors. Tour groups, scouts, guides, and foreign busloads overwhelm the sacred space, robbing it of repose as tombs, Latin epitaphs, and Poets Corner fade behind crowds.
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Westminster
Westminster Abbey
Elizabeth
Edward the Confessor
Duke of Buckingham
Thos
Ben Johnson
Charles Darwin
England
Andre
George Washesington
Benedict Arnold
Picadilly Circus
Boy Scouts
Girl Guides
Recovery From Stroke Dear Dr. Molner
A letter from Mrs. E. asks about preventing a recurrence after her husband, age 58, suffered a stroke 31 months ago. The doctor explains brain blood flow changes, arterial hardening, two stroke types, and recovery prospects with possible brain reorganization and anticoagulants. Also notes on stroke seriousness and encouragement to strive for recovery. An unrelated note mentions Frank Mayes’s yields and a Kansas National Guard event in City Park.
Detroit Police Speak Openly on Racial Tensions and Violence
In Detroit, white and black officers express deep hostility toward Black residents amid a riot era. Officers describe fear, calls for restraint, and a willingness to quit, while noting looters, National Guard deployments, and limited use of tear gas and firepower. A veteran officer rails against looters as a “nigger town.”
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Bernard Gavzer
Detroit
New York
Ameri
Egypt Loses as Suez Canal Remains Closed
The Suez Canal has been shut for almost two months, forcing Western Europe to reroute oil traffic and adjust supply lines. Egyptian authorities cling to closure until Israel withdraws troops, while Europe builds oil stocks and awaits winter demand.
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London
Suez Canal
Western
Europe
Ismailia
Great Bitter Lake
Bitter Lake
Israel
Cape of Good Hope
Egypt
Television Log for Weekend Schedule
Television entries list weekend programming with times and titles. Notable shows include Midwestern Hayride Gunsmoke The Ugly American Mission Impossible Nightline weather and a range of movies and specials across channels with entries such as The Lemon Drop Kid and Why Must I Die.
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Lawrence Welk
Porter Wagoner
Joe Pyne
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Publication Note
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area with monthly and annual options and notes editorial details. The paper is part of the Associated Press and claims exclusive local publication rights for AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Association Press
Associated Press
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