Kennedy Flap Over Viet Nam Policy Sparks Debate
An editorial examines Sen. Robert Kennedy stance on a coalition government in South Vietnam including Communist elements. It contrasts Kennedy remarks with critics hype, clarifies his view that any settlement must acknowledge discontented groups and consider shared power, and notes the U S push toward conference talks and free elections in Vietnam amid Communist uncertainty.
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Sen
Robert Kennedy
Viet Nam
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Communist Party
Chicago Tribune
North Viet Nam
Hubert Humphrey
Far East
U.S
Humphrey
Democratic Party
South
Inflation cautions temper cost of living rise
Washington experts warn January pause in living cost increases may not last. Meat prices and Viet Nam news could lift inflation months ahead, but officials say price stability remains, with unemployment at a nine year low and no inevitable inflationary phenomena yet.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Red China
Johnson
Europe
Ross
U.S
Television Log Full Day Schedule by Network Channels
An extended listing of broadcasting blocks across NBC CBS and ABC for channels 4 5 9 13 detailing shows from 5:00 p.m. to past midnight including news weather sports dramas comedies westerns game shows and specials such as The Rifleman Gunsmoke The Andy Griffith Show Bonanza I Love Lucy The Fugitive and regional program blocks with several colors and times.
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Torey Times
Captain Kangaroo
General Hospital
Concentration
McCoys
Andy Griffith
Morning Star
Dick van Dyke
Paradise Bay
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Whizzo
Merv Griffin
Making The Man Menswear Makers Struggle With Style
Making The Man argues that men’s wear manufacturers lag behind women’s fashion. The piece laments their focus on ulcers and psychiatrists while envying the women’s apparel industry. It suggests they dream of biannual wardrobing but lack a method.
Fashion Show Fails to Impress Harvard Club Critics
In Dallas spring collection, designers push bell bottoms plaids stripes and madras, drawing mockery from critics who favor timeless dark gray suits. They argue women prefer escorts in understated attire, urging a shift to refined styles like midnight blue suits with two pants.
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Dallas
Surgery advised for gall bladder trouble urged
A reader asks about delaying gall bladder surgery after an attack. Dr Molner says if cut is needed, do it while in good shape to avoid future attacks, possible bile ducts blockage, empyema, jaundice, or cancer. Delaying risks serious complications and may force surgery later.
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F.J.M
L. M
G.M
C.N.S
Nerevous
Ottawa Herald rates and masthead details 1965
Ottawa Herald page lists publication facts and subscription pricing. Editor Robert B. Wellington oversees daily issues with a 1965 copyright. Trade area rates are 1 month 1.00, 3 months 3.00, 6 months 5.00, 12 months 9.00. outside trade area 1 month 1.50, 3 months 4.25, 6 months 8.00, 12 months 15.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with AP dispatch rights.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Ottawa Herald, Inc
Associated Press
Reviewer's Eyes Watch Test Programs On TV
AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes NBC's quiz show tests viewers on perception and judgment with over 60 questions about circles speed and riot scenes. She cites personal factors shaping observation and says one question even offered I don't know as a correct answer. Perry Como's guest Judy Garland and Bill Cosby delivered easygoing numbers and humor, though the hour dragged at times.
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New York
NBC
CBS
Perry Como
Judy Garland
Bill Cosby
Cosby
Miss Garland
TV Highlights and Late Night Movie Picks
TV listings note Daktari on Channel 13 at 6 30 p m with Dr Tracy meeting two French paleontologists who are actually diamond smugglers. Channel 4 at 7 p m shows The Pride and the Passion with Frank Sinatra Sophia Loren Gary Grant.
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Daktari
Tracy
Channel 4
Frank Sinatra
Sophia Loren
Gary Grant
U.S.A
Humphrey Bogart
Ethel Barrymore
Kim Hunter
Marjorie Main
Parker Fennelly
Gloria Talbott
Channel 5
Women’s Prison
Accidents Cost U.S. Economy 17.3 Billion in 1965
The National Safety Council estimates total economic losses from all accidents in 1965 at 17.3 billion dollars. Wages, medical costs, insurance, property damage, and indirect costs are included. The year saw 107,000 deaths from all accidents.
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Chicago
U.S
National Safety Council
Small creatures travel fastest by air unseen
A compact observation notes that the tinier the organism, the easier it moves through the air. It mentions wingless bacteria can remain airborne for days, highlighting how size influences aerial dispersion.
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