Johnson proposes balanced force reduction with Soviet over Europe
President Johnson urged a gradual and balanced force reduction between East and West, inviting Soviet reconsideration of Central European forces. He outlined three fronts for U S policy modernize NATO deepen Western Europe integration and quicken East West engagement while stressing peaceful coexistence. He announced export credit expansions to six Eastern European countries and talks to ease Polish debts and a civil air agreement with the Soviet Union.
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Soviet Union
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
U.S
Dean Rusk
United States
Tis
Fiat
Unon
Johnson May Receive Boos As Well As Cheers On Trip
Johnson heads for Asia with an expected mixed reception in Tokyo as anti American demonstrations loom but Japan’s government prefers steering clear of a visit that would bind Tokyo to allied Viet Nam actions. Officials cite Sato’s waning image amid party corruption and past security tensions. The tour then proceeds to Australia New Zealand the Philippines South Korea Thailand and Malaysia with large crowds anticipated.
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Trip
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U.S
Viet Nam
Japan
America
Washington
Eisuku Sato
Manila
Sato
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nobusuke Kishi
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
South Korea
Thailand
Malaysia
Three Republicans to Speak at City Armory Rally
Gov William Avery seeks a second term will headline a Republican rally Monday at the West Seventeenth Armory. Also speaking are Len James Pearson and Larry Winn. The event begins at 6 p m with a box supper. Tickets are sold by county GOP officials.
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West Seventeenth
William Avery
Len. James Pearson
Larry Winn
Johnson County
Congress
GOP
Vernon Chess Bro
Blind Ottawa woman runs Bruce Plant cafeteria
Mrs. Gordon Macfee, who lost sight in 1962, operates the Bruce Plant cafeteria in Ottawa Kansas. She reads Braille with help from a light magnifier and handles coffee and meals for about 300 workers. The 56 year old recalls adjusting to partial blindness and values the support of the Kansas center for the blind and state services.
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Scott
H. D. Lee
Ottawa
State Department of Social Welfare
Gordon Macfee
Bruce Plant
Earl Guist
Robert A. Anderson
State Board of Social Welfare
New School Bills To Give Billions In Education Aid
Washington AP Both the Senate and House backed large education bills to boost elementary and high school aid over the next two years. The Senate approved a 56.4 billion package by 54 to 16 and the House passed a 5.7 billion measure 237 to 97. Both aim to exceed Johnson’s 4.4 billion proposal and should yield a conference early next week. The plans extend the 1967 and 1968 aid formulas under the 1965 federal education act, liberalizing the aid formula.
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House
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Senate House
Debating America's Discoverers Sparks New Theories
Washington reports a debate over who first reached the Americas as five days remain before Columbus’ anniversary. Seaborg cites Ecuadorian finds suggesting ancient Japanese contact around 3000 B.C. with Leif Erikson Foundation offering alternative claims.
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Washington
Christopher Columbus
America
Earl Lier
Columebus
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Glenn T. Seaborg
Richard Deacon
Seaborg
Leif Erikson Foundation
Rescent
Ecuador
Pacific
Weather County Forecast and Temperature Records
Partly cloudy and mild tonight and Saturday. Highs in the low to mid 80s, overnight lows upper 50s. Yesterday’s high 77 and low 49 with year ago values 77 and 44. Record high 98 in 1939 and record low 24 in 1952. Hourly temps listed ending at 8 am with various readings. Barometer 30.04.
Kansans Face High Toll as 1965 Traffic Costs Hit 120 Million
Gov. William H. Avery told a regional governors traffic conference that 1965 traffic accidents cost Kansas 120,060,000, nearly the same as the state spends on colleges. He noted 132,627 miles of highways, calls for teen driver training, periodic vehicle inspections, stricter motorcycle licensing, and periodic driver eyesight re exams. The report bureau in the Motor Vehicle Department will analyze accidents and identify-prone locations, while community driver refresher courses are offered free through his office and the State Highway Commission.
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Wichita
Kansans
William H. Avery
Avery
Kansas
Motor
Congress
State Highway Commission
Hurricane Inez Hits Yucatan Coast and Progreso Damage Report
Hurricane Inez battered the northern Yucatan coast with 125 mph winds and heavy rain, threatening the Gulf of Mexico as it moved west southwest. Progreso suffered heavy property damage but no deaths or serious injuries were reported as Merida and surrounding areas awaited further advisories.
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Mexico
Inez
Yucatan Peninsula
Gulf of Mexico
Progreso
New Orleans
Banking Service Listing at Peoples National Bank Ady
A brief notice listing banking services available at Peoples National Bank in Ady. It notes general account offerings and customer service access, highlighting a local financial institution serving the community.
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Peoples National Bank
Ady
Scenery Pleases Yet Khrushchev Lingers Quietly
MOSCOW AP Khrushchev, ousted in 1964, spends days walking reading and gardening at his country villa near Petrovsky Dalye while old friends visit. He appears in Moscow for votes, hosting a modest life with his wife Nina, four children, and five grandchildren, as new Soviet leaders keep him out of public eye.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Collleagues
Nina Petrovna
Khrushchevs
Petrovsky Dallye
Kremlin
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Arnold Allen
Mulberry
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Bruce
Rosie
Yucatan
Nikky Khrushchev
Alexei N. Kosygin
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