For want of a draft Scranton enters GOP race
Editorial notes Bill Scranton's entry as a choice for the Republican nomination to offer a clear option against Barry Goldwater. It questions the source of the breeze drawing him in and discusses party professionals' resistance, fearing a Johnson or Goldwater win in November and a risky leadership clash at the convention.
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Bill Scranton
Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Republican Party
Johnson
Blood type RH questions and pregnancy risk explained
Dear Dr. Molner explains RH negative is a blood type difference not weakness. Antibody formation occurs after RH positive contact, risking hemolysis in later pregnancies with RH positive partners, treatable by exchange transfusion. Also covers eyelid infection, polyps of the womb, and syphilis treatment with no isolation needed.
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Mother
Hungary’s Paradoxes Challenge a Visiting Writer
A traveler notes Hungary as the fifth Communist nation he has visited in four years. He sees the Danubian plain as rich and Hungary as an agricultural exporter in the past, but acknowledges recent changes and paradoxes as he analyzes the country’s strengths and weaknesses.
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Budapest
Hungary
Danubian
Hungary’s Complex Communist Life Shaped by Paradoxes
A political observer analyzes Hungary under Communist rule, noting a mixed economy with full employment, shortages in some sectors, heavy industry excess, and vibrant street life. He contrasts Hungary’s temperamental distrust of Slavs with a less rigid indoctrination, uneven party power, and hints of distancing from Kremlin directives, ending with a personal verdict on understanding Hungarians.
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Soviet Union
Hungary
Jugoslavia
Budapest
Poland
Kremlin
Ussr
USA
Prayer for Today and Discipleship Through the Cross
A devotional prayer reflecting Galatians 6 14 on glorying only in the cross. It asks God to help interpret the crucifixion with gratitude and discipleship, stating a desire for Christ's saving power to defeat sin and for the Holy Spirit to rule in believers' hearts.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Today in History highlights June 13, 1964 events
On this date in history, 1933 Congress passed the National Industrial Recovery Act. Christopher Columbus discovered Martinique in 1502. The first Canadian Parliament opened in Ottawa in 1841. In 1962 France defeated Mexico at Orizaba. 1945 Truman announced the Big Three would meet to plan a peace conference. 1949 Rome consistory canonized Mother Frances Cabrini. Ten years ago McCarthy faced pressure over finances. Five years ago Adlai Stevenson said he would not seek the Democratic nomination in 1960. One year ago U S warned South Viet Nam about Buddhist grievances.
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Associated Press
Congress
Christopher Columbus
Martinique
Ottawa
Orizaba
Harry S. Truman
Rome
Frances Cabrini
Chicago
Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Rwis
Senate
Adlai Stevenson
Democratic Party
United States
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Local Rates and Publisher Info
The notice lists publication details for 106 S. Cedar Ottawa Kansas with editor Robert B. Wellington. Subscription pricing is given for trade and non trade areas: one month to one year, via mail, varying by duration. It notes Associated Press rights for local news and dispatches.
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Army officer vows scorched earth in Viet Nam area battle
In Saigon the officer condemns the western Tay Ninh river region as a Viet Cong supply route. American and Vietnamese forces patrol a scorched earth zone near the Cambodian border and pledge further strikes. Propaganda leaflets push relocation and lure Viet Cong fighters with offers of money and rehabilitation camps.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Waico Oriental
Mekong River
Cambodia
Tay Ninh
U.S
Bond code 007 seen as Army MOS mystery
In a New York AP report Pfc John Sharpe of Montgomery Alabama at Ft Totten learns Army job code 007 means Women’s Army Corps basic trainee. The piece links James Bond fictional code 007 to real service use.
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New York
Ian Fleming
James Bond
U.S. Army
John Sharpe
Montgomery
Ala
Ft. Totten
Miss Helen Russell Honored At Kitchen Shower
Twenty five years ago Miss Helen Russell was honor guest at a kitchen shower hosted by Miss Ethelyne Wrench. The marriage to Mr. Erwin Happy was planned for June twenty fourth. Also noted were an ill Lincoln school teacher Miss Eleanor Lloyd kept at home with mumps and hospital gifts from Romstedt greenhouse of eight dozen geraniums and eight dozen petunias for grounds.
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Ethelyne Wrench
Miss Russell
Erwin Happy
Eleanor Lloyd
Lincoln School
Princeton
Romstedt Greenhouse
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