White House moves to end stenographic speech transcripts
Editorial argues President Johnson limits stenographic transcripts, weakening press accuracy and public record. It cautions that removing ad lib remarks widens quotation gaps and could alter official papers like the Public Papers of the President. It cites a March 22 press conference with seven deletions.
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Johnson
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Government
Baltimore
James Deakin
Washington
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Second Look on Everyday Beliefs and Trends
A collection of brief reflections on social habits and curiosities. It contrasts weekday driving with Sunday patterns, notes a modest interest in bomb shelters versus arks, and jokes about aspirin use at the water cooler. It also touches on education prospects for GIs in Vietnam and fashion shifts affecting the lingerie market.
Pressure On The Parks Warns Of 1966 Visitor Risks
Interior Department warns of overcrowding in national parks as 185 million visitor days are expected in 1966. Advises campers to share plans, guard against asphyxiation from charcoal heat, protect children and the elderly, and avoid litter to prevent tragedies in parks and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
Harvard second in general excellence. Twain poems edited
Dave Felts notes Harvard ranking behind California in general excellence per the American Council on Education. Dr Irven DeVore joins Harvard as associate professor of anthropology. Book on Mark Twain poetry edited by Arthur L Scott. Peter Lyon reviews San Francisco travel. Lindbergh Saxon car parts hunt mirrors 1927 flight legacy.
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Harvard
University of California
American Council On Education
Harvard Crimson
Harvard Graduate Society For Advanced Study and Research
Irven DeVore
DeVore
Africa
Yes
Mark Twain
Samuel Langhorne Clemens
Arthur L. Scott
University of Illinois
University of Illinois Press
Scott
Prof
Holiday Magazine
San Francisco
New York
Paris
Charles Lindbergh
Little Falls
Minn
Sentry Dogs Learn Controlled Rage at Lackland Base
At Lackland Air Force Base hundreds of German shepherds are trained as sentry dogs for Viet Nam service and U.S. bases. The program emphasizes controlled aggression with each dog paired to a single handler and trained to bite, release, and respond to commands under strict supervision.
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Paul Recer
Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Bullet
Lackland Air Force Base
Viet Nam
Air Force
Lackland
Martin A. Drury
Military Police School
Drury
Navy orders 100 million rescue subs for deep sea
The Navy advances a 100 million program to build six 43 foot 25 ton submarine rescue craft with prototype ready by 1968 and five more by 1970. Crews train at Ballast Point as Lockheed and others develop NR-1 and Deep Quest to map ocean floors and recover objects.
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Bob Horton
Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Earth
United States
France
Switzerland
Japan
Canada
Soviet Union
U.S
Spain
Trieste
Lockheed Missiles and Space Co
Ballast Point
San Diego
Calif
Submarine Command
Perry
Mediterranean
Lockheed
Westinghouse
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Noah
Lothario
G.i.’S
America
Dave Felts
Werse
West Coast
Peter Lyon
Pierce-Arrow
Chalmers
Locomobile
Reo
Atlantic
Thresher
New England
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