Editorial Mixed Signals on Space Treaty and Local Tax Talks
Editorial notes Pakistan’s space treaty interest and awaits stances from Wak, Leichtenstein, and Inner Mongolia. It reports Ottawa council’s study of a $1.3 million sewer overhaul likely raising next year’s taxes, plus Defense Secretary McNamara extending housing access limits to white servicemen, pressuring landlords amid postwar housing tensions.
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Sarawak
Leichtenstein
Inner Mongolia
Ottawa
Defense
McNamara
Washington
Vietnam
Mac
California Saturday Notebook notes on bases and politics
The piece notes about 100000 servicemen living off base in California, many in segregated areas. A Senate bill would fund presidential campaigns at 14 million dollars and senatorial campaigns at 268000. Frank Carlson would refuse such money, calling it absurd. It also discusses U S nuclear capabilities and the idea of multiple warheads per ICBM, warning of vast explosive force relative to human population.
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Seon
California
U. S. Senate
Frank Carlson
Pentagon
Russia
Red China
North Korea
U. S
Ice Age by 2030 Warns Scientist From Boulder
Dr James P Lodge of the National Center for Atmospheric Research warns pollution threatens climate and could trigger a new Ice Age by 2030 if current contamination continues. He suggests drastic actions like ending automobile exhaust and reverting to horses. The piece references past Ottawa notes and a prayer excerpt from 2013 NEB.
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James P. Lodge
National Center For Atmospheric Research
Boulder
Colo
Red China’s Birthday Comes Amid Purge and Turmoil
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports that on National Day China marks a somber 18th anniversary of Mao’s rise as purges devastate the Communist Party government and military. With Liu Shao-chi sidelined, Chou En-lai weakened, and many regional leaders purged, the power struggle shows no end in sight and promises further upheaval.
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William L. Ryan
Red China
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Iater
Liu Shao-chi
China
Khrushchev
Chung Nan Hai
Peking
Television Grid Fragments Highlight Dense Daylong Schedule
A long OCR list catalogs a dense 24 hour TV and radio schedule with hundreds of show titles, times, and channels. It includes sports, games, movies, talk shows, cartoons, religious programs, and news segments featuring many named programs and personalities.
Safe home for children dangers to watch for
A cautionary guide urges keeping medicines in a high latchable chest to prevent child access. It warns purses as poison traps and highlights dangers from camphorated oil aspirin diet pills iron and tranquilizers, urging proper labeling and original containers to reduce poisonings.
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Regine Arosnow
Protests Resume In Saigon Amid Election Debates
In Saigon police broke up anti-government student protests outside the National Assembly as it debated validating Nguy en Van Thieu as president. Separately about 1,000 Buddhist monks and nuns ended a sit-down protest near government headquarters, led by Tri Quang who vowed to stay. US Ambassador Bunker met Thieu and Ky as Washington pressed for stable leadership amid unrest and election scrutiny.
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Barry Kramer
Saigon
National Assembly
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Thick
Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Bunker
Assembly
Vietnam
Johnson
Nam
Tri Quang
Johnson presses plan to halt bombing for talks
President Johnson’s offer to stop bombing North Vietnam if it spurs productive talks appears designed to soften policy without changing it. He suggested readiness to meet “tomorrow” or send Dean Rusk, but Hanoi shows no sign of negotiating. Officials say talks, if arranged, will likely start in secret at a low level.
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Christophers
Beagles
Turey
Jack LaLanne
Captain Kangarou
General Hospital
Bette Hayes
Merv Grittin
Temptation
Chidren
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Eve
Guess
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Joe Pyne
Lucy
Woody Woodbury
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Man From
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Joey Bishop
Wilight Zone
Merv Griffin
Milton the Monster
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Perry Mazon
Garrison's Gorillas
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Faith For Our Times
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
North Vietnam
San Antonio
Tex
Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
United Nations General Assembly
Secre
Hairless skin areas on the human body listed
A claim lists five hairless skin areas the palms, undersides of the fingers, soles of the feet, undersides of the toes, and the lips. The statement outlines where hair does not grow on the body.
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