Europeans question Johnson as Kennedy case revived
European readers assess the Kennedy assassination anew as doubts about the Warren Commission grow. The debate weakens Lyndon Johnson’s standing, with Le Monde and Il Tempo calling the commission the president’s creation and urging government accountability amid renewed conspiracy theories.
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Nana
America
Kennedy
Atlantic
Lyndon Johnson
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Johnson
Warren Commission
Pioneering pipe line expert Dr Ivy Parker in Atlanta
Dr Ivy Parker a research engineer and corrosion specialist travels a 3200 mile pipeline from Texas to Washington DC for Plantation Pipe Line Co She monitors pipelines carrying 350000 barrels daily and is noted as the gentle pipeliner by Petroleum Today Her career began in chemistry after switching from home economics at West Texas State Teachers College in Canyon She wears caps and slacks on field expeditions and recalls a Texas refinery manager noting a woman would soon join the payroll.
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Atlanta, Ga
UPI
Ivy Parker
Parker
Quay County
N.J
Plantation Pipe Line Co
Texas
Washington, D.C
Bel
Lman
Petroleum Today
American Petroleum Institute
Dr. Parker
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Texas Oil
Canadian land ads lure U.S. buyers as promisers face scrutiny
Patrick Garrard and Steven Simonyi Gindele promote Canadian land through the Canadian Information Bureau offering parcels owned by governments at low prices to Americans. Officials warn ads mislead out of context, though not illegal, and call for more precise advertising beyond the 30 cents per acre pitch.
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Peter van Harten
Toronto
UPI
Canada
Patrick Garrard
Quebec
Garrard
Steven Simonyi-gindele
Fuller Brush
Canadian Information Bureau
CIB
United States
Sl Monyi Gindele
Better Business Bureau
Norman CC. Gordon
Ontario Department of Lands and Forests
Ontario
Rimmer
States
Boy Scout Troop Tidies Motel Rooms After Stay
In New Jersey on Route 46 Horizon Motels, two dozen rooms were found tidy with beds made after a Boy Scout troop and leaders from Des Moines Iowa departed from a New York City visit. The scouts, trained to clean up, apparently believed motel chores were part of their duties.
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South Hackensack
N.J
UPI
Des Moines
Iowa
New York City
Telegraph mix up silences wife in Kendal dialing error
Noted in Kendal England Maria Blend, a housewife, phoned her husband at work and heard Prime Minister Harold Wilson giving a speech. The incident involved a crossed telephone circuit and a complaint about the telephone company.
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Kendal
England
UPI
Maria Blend
Harold Wilson
Small colleges gain life through CASC rescue program
Ten years after Salem College faced bankruptcy, the CASC helped revive dozens of small private colleges. From 53 members in 1956, CASC grew to 2 dozen colleges across 32 states, boosting enrollments, accreditation, and regional status. The movement focuses on accessible, personalized education and student growth.
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Donald E. Mullen
NEW York
UPI
Salem College
Salem
W.va
Liberal Lorts College
Anaging
K. Duane Hurley
CASC
Azuza Pacific
California
New England College
New Hampshire
Hurley
United States
Dollar drain fuels Viet Nam gilt and gold scare
U.S. Senator Vance Hartke suspects a dollar to gold drain linked to Viet Nam aid, with funds allegedly flowing to France and Asia. The White House asked Treasury to prepare a point by point rebuttal as Hartke seeks more documentation. Concluded on Page 2, Col. 4.
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Vance Hartke
White House
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Hartke
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Asia
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Treasury
Komer
South Viet Nam
House
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D-Calif
Joseph Fowler
Viet Nam
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