Toynbee Sees Johnson A Master Politician Leader Says China May Dominate Future
Arnold Toynbee in Denver calls LBJ a master politician with potential historic impact. He warns Red China could expand under strained US Soviet relations and notes Nasser’s reforms help Egyptian peasants while criticizing De Gaulle as a nontidy mix of power and childishness.
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Cary Grant Defends Free Censor Standards In Film
Hollywood report notes Cary Grant opposes censorship and favors filmmakers choosing their own path. He argues audiences decide value and suggests violence and crime on screen may curb real impulses, while praising teen outlets for releasing energy. The piece contrasts Grant with Legion of Decency pressures.
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Suit Against Estes and Four Others Set for Hearing
A hearing is scheduled for January 5 in a damage suit filed by Midland, Texas residents JD Barnes Sr and Jr, Russell Ramsland, and W F Wynn against Billie Sol Estes and three large financial houses. The plaintiffs seek cancelation of $2.7 million in mortgages. A special jury venire of 200 was ordered by Dist. Court Judge J H Starley.
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Color blind prevalence and wheat leader reports
Color blindness is about 20 times more common in men. North Dakota leads the U.S. in spring and durum wheat production as Kansas City reports color vision and wheat data.
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Call to Courage New York Book by Rev. Dr. Max Merritt
The Rev. Dr. Max Merritt of Pasadena California writes that the most pressing need is to face life without losing heart and to find inner strength to stand up to life in an upset world in his new book Never Lose Heart.
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