Kaiulani whale ship reopens hopes for revival voyage
The Kaiulani, a three masted bark now used as a coal barge, would cost about 150000 to repair for sailing to Manila Bay and dry dock. A U S Navy captain supervises caulking. the historical society seeks 100000 next year but has only 12500, facing steel plate shortages and funding barriers.
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Kaiulani
Perry
Manila Bay
U.S
Navy
United States
Johnson
White House
The
Historical Society
U. S
Marine Historical Society
Japan
Chicago School Integration Tensions Impact LBJ Vision
The US Education Office pressed Chicago to enforce civil rights laws as Negro leaders plan a fresh move under the 1965 Civil Rights Act to withdraw $30 million. The dispute centers federal law, urban segregation, and Chicago politics as Mayor Daley and LBJ weigh enforcement and Democratic power in Illinois.
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Great Society Office of Education
Chicago School Board
J. Daley
Office of Education
Illinois
Daley
Chicago
LBJ
Johnson
Unexciting air strike over Vietnam with F100s near Saigon
UPI reports from Saigon describe five U.S. F100 fighter-bombers led by Capt. Charles Summers flying over jungle near Ben Cat, north of Saigon. The mission shows napalm effects on the ground after a B52 raid, with pilots relying on forward air controllers and challenging g forces during multiple attack runs.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Saigon
Ben Cat
Dave O’hara
Air Force
481St Tactical Fighter Squadron
Cannon Air Force Base
Clovis
N.M
Charles M. Summers
Hershey Neb
Robert W. Finley
Seattle
Wash
Joseph Reynes
Charles E. Deeds
Sugar Grove
Ohio
Grant H. Clayton
Bakers
Hades
Summers
Finley
J. H. Moore
Advertisement and clippings from old college paper
A fragmented survey of vintage notices and ads includes a college dating service pitch promising two way matches and area prioritization with October 27 deadline, followed by diverse clippings from Georgetown and international papers. It recounts a city cleanliness campaign, theater ads, and a New Zealand report on a drunkenness case and prison treatment remarks.
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Boylston Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Daily Chronicle
Georgetown
British Guinea
Guianese
C’wealth Shol
James Stewart
Shenandoah
Chamber Council
Jaycees International
Augustland
Daily Herald
Karen Muir
New Zealand Herald
Auckland
H. F. McAuley
Prayer For Today Youths Graduating High School and College
Prayer asks for guidance for youths finishing school and for a generation that lacks a promised world. The speaker seeks to live as a visible example of faith, praying that others read Thee and Thy Son in their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Arbor
Binet Methodist
Ethics and Honesty in Codes of Conduct
An essay argues ethics often serve as a loophole ridden substitute for honesty. It condemns group codes as commonly designed to permit less than one’s best and urges people to set personal standards that strive for truth and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharm
Watch On The Potomac LBJ Tough Policy Getting Results
Analysis argues LBJ’s foreign policy shows results in Vietnam and against Communist movements. It notes shifts in Algeria Cuba Egypt and global Sino-Soviet tensions, with the author claiming a stressed Communist world and that firm American power yields desirable outcomes. The piece critiques critics and highlights a line Washington should not cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Johnson
Uncle Sam
Algeria
Ben
Ho Chi Minh
Vietnam
Raleigh TM Register publisher details and rates
Beckley News Papers Corporation runs the Raleigh TM Register with a managing editor John Hodel and National Advertising Representative Ward-Griffith Company. The notice lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, six months and one year, with various regional delivery notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hodel
United Press International National Advertising
Ward-Griffith Company, Inc
New York
Coe
Detroit
Attion
Esangen
Greenville
Pittsburgh
Pressure mounts to liberalize abortion laws in U S
Washington report notes rising push to relax bans on abortion under more general health and psychological grounds. It cites medical groups and legal scholars, including the American Law Institute model provisions, urging reform and study of abortion policy across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen B. Shaffer
Washington
Alan F. Guttmacher
Planed Parenthood
New York Academy of Medicine
Academy
New York Academy
California
Illinois
Maryland
Minnesota
New Hampshire
New York
American Law Institute
Law Institute
Society For Humane Abortion
San Francisco
Association For the Study of Abortion, Inc
Doctor Hume Opens General Practice in Raleigh
Dr. W. W. Hume, formerly Raleigh County Health Officer, has begun a general office practice with Dr. W. H. Cunningham. The new office is located above the medically attended dent school building designed for 750 pupils.
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Raleigh Register
W. W. Hume
Raleigh
W. H. Cunningham
Dents
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Audrey Hepburn
Huang
Sanborn, Payne
Potomac
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South Vietnam
Red China
Sen
Robert Kennedy
NBC
Today
Red Chinese
Latin America
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Cuba
Guevara
Ben Bella
Sukarno
Nasser
Egypt
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Beckley
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