Dodd renews battle for firearms control
U.S. Senator Thomas J. Dodd leads a renewed push for federal firearms control, arguing state laws are inadequate. He cites mail order gun sales and youth access, aiming to curb handgun and assault weapon availability while seeking Senate support amid NRA opposition and House obstacles.
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Washington
Jolunson
Johnson
Thomas J. Dodd
Conn
Crysizalion
Dodds Lear
Saiaaa
Senate
Wadd
National Rifle Association
Morehan
Dodd
Ile
Sues
Wara
Gonl
Theil House
Ways and Means
House
Lent sermon on joy and near ness in Lent by Rev McLaughlin
The Rev Thomas J McLaughlin assistant pastor at St Rose at Lima Church argues that religion is not a question of awaiting God but discovering and following Him. He says Lent should be a season of penance and joy as fidelity to God deepens gratitude and enthusiasm.
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Thomas J. McLaughlin
St. Rose
Lima Church
God
Jim
Ile
St. John
Odessa gang plans barbecue feed for First Lady visit
Odessa's Chickwagon Gang agreed to provide a western style barbecue feed for Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson and her party during the First Lady's April 24 visit to Big Bend National Park in West Texas. They will prepare three meals for Mrs. Johnson and 40 members of the Washington press corps. A related note reports a record 28,595 new books and editions published in the United States last year, up from 28,451 in 1984.
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Odessa
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Big Tend National
Texas
Res. Johnson
Washington Press Corps
United States
Mundt Announces Bid for Fourth Senate Term
Senator Karl Mundt of South Dakota formally declares candidacy for a fourth term in the U.S. Senate. Mundt, turning 66 on June 3, says nominating petitions are circulating for the June 7 Republican primary in South Dakota and notes his prior decade in the House before joining the Senate in 1939.
Hearings boost Johnson's hand in Viet Nam policy
Washington reports that Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings on Red China strengthen President Johnson's position with critics of the Viet Nam policy. Experts Barnett Fairbank and A Doak Mannatt challenge isolation, urging containment of Red China while supporting the administration's Viet Nam approach. They warn of possible Chinese action if U.S. moves too close while endorsing pace in pacification. The opening testimony is nuanced, with cautious support and calls for restraint to avoid escalation. In Charlotte, David Friddle, 32, who shed 113 pounds to become a police officer, describes his lifelong goal and effort to join the force.
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Johnson
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
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Columbia
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Harvard
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Red China
Viet Nam
Cal Na
Asia
Soviet Union
Europe
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Rusk
J. William Fulbright
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Barnett
Fairbank
Hoth Harnett
East Asia
Aras
Napnee
Southeast Asia
East Asian Institute
Mao Tse- Tang
Ant
Denture Invention Promises Secure Fit and Comfort
An early invention claims a membrane that attaches dentures to gums and mouth surfaces to prevent slippage. It promises easier eating, clearer speech, and less jaw bruising. The ad-style copy urges readers to seek FixODENT at drug counters and consult their dentist regularly.
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