Johnson Says Reds Made Big Mistake
Chicago dispatch quotes President Johnson warning the Communists may have made the greatest mistake by pushing the free world to respond with unity and resolve this year. He cites Berlin, the Middle East, Asia, Latin America and Africa as fronts of Soviet threats, noting some disappointments yet a confidence marching forward.
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Chicago
WPT
Gent Johnson
United States
Johnson
Berlin
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Latin
America
Africa
National Association of Homebuilders
CAMPRO-PHENIQUE First Aid for Kids and Families
Quick antiseptic cream promises instant pain relief for cuts scratches and minor burns. It claims to prevent infection promote rapid healing and is marketed as safe for children unlike iodine. Keep a bottle ready for family first aid.
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Campa
Missionaries Blast Portugal
UPI report from New York about three Moravian missionaries from Kentucky and South Carolina who were jailed in Portugal for 90 days amid subversive activity charges related to Angola. The men Fred Bran eel, E. Edwin LeMaster and three others traveled from Lisbon to seek asylum and defend their actions as religious mission work.
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New York
UPI
Threeington
Marion Way
Whols
Charleston
S.C
Partu
Nd Wil
Gal
Angola
Sun
Walker defends extremists as patriotic on TV
Gen Edwin A Walker, who resigned to lead an anti communist drive, defended extremists as inspired patriots in a televised interview. He warned of a coming political campaign and said he would act as an independent, pledging not to affiliate with any single group.
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New York
UPH
Edwin A. Walker
ABC
Issues and Answers
Walker
Renna
Suns Eyee
Eaisct
Army
21Th
di Vision
Germany
John Birch Sol
Miners Freed From 1680 Foot Tunnel In Japan
Twelve Japanese workers were rescued unharmed after 60 hours entombed in a 1680 foot railway tunnel. They were fed through a six inch pipe supplying air water and other essentials while rescue teams worked to reach them.
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Admore
Japan
Pridsy
Jers
Extremists Using Hitler Line, Clerk Says
NEW YORK (UPI) The president of the National Conference of Christians and Jews said right wing extremist groups use conspiratorial methods of communism to fight communism. Br. Lewis Webster Jones warned the Synagogue Council of America that religious leaders must adapt to rapid social change while remaining undaunted by pro communism charges. He did not name groups but cited John Birch Society head Robert Welch’s claim that American clergy are the most pro Communist group in the profession. He stressed religious freedom is fundamental.
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New York
UPI
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Hilley
Br. Lewis Webster Jones
Synagogue Council of America
Robert Welch
John Biveh! Society
Jones
King Saud to Leave M Hospital
King Saud of Saudi Arabia is expected to be discharged from Peter Brigham Hospital in Boston on Wednesday to begin recuperation at a hotel. He is recovering from a stomach disorder.
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Boston
Uciy
King Saud of Saud
Aratia
Peter Bost Brigham
Uospital
Saud
National Hair Exer serves promises for hair regrowth
A long ad promises hair restoration with a free examination and quick results. It claims 32 years of experience and asserts most clients keep their hair and may regrow significant amounts if not delayed. The copy urges immediate action today or tonight.
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Joan Haw
Hair Exeeris
Phone companion with pencil memo pad and list
An item described as a pop-up pencil with a built-in memo pad and a 1000-item alphabetized telephone number list. The device is made of heavy-gauge steel with a finished steel bottom and baked enamel finish in multiple colors. Priced at $2.99.
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Prince
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Qeeh
Hardy Pak
King Saud
M Hospital
Operare Lealems
Markt
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Pest
Aloma
Heusten Streeh
Imularer
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