Editorial: Welcome home three Apollo astronauts
The column lauds Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins for their lunar voyage praising their dedication to country and mankind. It highlights their scholarly training love of exploration and the unselfish motive behind the mission while hoping for a heartfelt family welcome and future success.
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Pacific Ocean
George Washington
Valley Forge
Alamo
Normandy
Guadalcanal
Tarawa
Jima
Leyte
Pork Chap Hill
Korea
Hamburger Hill
Vietnam
Moon
Neil Armstrong
Edwin “Buxz" Aldrin
Mike Collins
Tragedy Debate Over Kennedy Car Crash Urges Fair Coverage
A columnist criticizes media treatment of Senator Ted Kennedy's Massachusetts car crash and Mary Jo Kopechne's death. The piece questions who counts as tragically significant, contrasts public outcry, and challenges biased judgments about whose lives matter.
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Massachusetts
Ted Kennedy
Bud Zink
Alexandria Times-Tribune
Zink
Nixon
Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Miss Kopechne
Pennnsylvania
United Press International
Branik Yerky
Ghell
New Orleans
Kenney
Mary Jo Kepechne
Mary Je
God
Better Revamp Portfolio To Produce Needed Income
Rogar Spear advises a reader on selling from a diversified stock list to raise 1000 while considering capital gains tax. The expert suggests reinvesting in growth stocks like Livingston Oil and notes Atlas Corp potential for Uranium, but cautions against early Atlas purchases for a teen investor. The guidance emphasizes stable earnings growth and future revenue prospects over quick shifts.
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Arkansas Louisna Gas
Mapes
American Phillips
Tampax
International Telephone
Palaro d
Bains
Ewllol
Atlas Corp
Atlas
Receuse
Recom
Livingston Oil
INO
Ingston
Catv m
Rd. Oe
Colohaso
Oregon
Roger Spear
Trecer
Rover RE. Spear
Anderson Herals
Grand Central Station
New York
Moon voyage sparks world wide awe and debate
A freshman reporter recalls Apollo 11's launch and global reaction as politicians, editors, and scholars weigh space power versus moral aims. The piece contrasts UK commentary in the Sunday Times and Telegraph with American press optimism, noting cultural pride, potential scientific gains, and questions of humanity's motives in pursuing the moon. It ends with a flourish about heroes and the enduring allure of exploration.
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London
Laman Spitzer
Soviet Union
White House
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Baines Johnsgot
Sunday Times
Smurnik
Tim Magazine
Moon
Hedt
North Pole
Lord Ritchie-Calder
Manshot
Seglishman
Peregrine Worsthorne
The
Telegraph
Canaveral
Traffigar Square
Buckingham Palace
Robert Manry
Earth
John Fairfax
Fort Lauderdale
Brittania
Atlantic
Signs of Safety in Public Eating Places Warns of Hygiene Gaps
Dr William Brady urges scrutiny of sanitation at hotels clubs and cafeterias noting chlorine rinse water odor door knobs and clean lavatories as key indicators. He warns against odors other than chlorine and stresses soap use while criticizing unsanitary conditions and lax public health enforcement.
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Teast
Space notes and oddities from Cocoa Beach Franklin era
A humorous reminiscence with floating saucer sighting tales, local curios and public reaction. Includes caricatures of space coverage, a flying saucer joke, and quirky quotes about Florida life. Notable names and venues include Cocoa Beach, Cape Canaveral, Port Neplace, and Key Biscayne.
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Cocoa Beach
Thal
Cronkite
Gme
Florida
Wilbur Squid
Cocoa
Mr. Squid
Hell
Tyree
Air Force
Ardent Pro
Eq Nedest
Res Cow
Ardent Necgetip
Life Magazine
Cody Beach
Neegelin
Clara Mae
Federal courts meddle in school discipline harshly challenged
Opinion denounces federal intervention in local school penalties as harmful meddling by the Warren Court era. It cites Belleville Michigan High School's case where a pupil published an underground paper and a federal judge ordered discipline. The piece warns this path strains courts, undermines order, and shifts control from local administrators to federal adjudicators.
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Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Warren Court
Hugo Black
Belleville
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Thornton
Harper's Magazine
JD. Salinger
John Ford
Ford
Salinger
Rng
Calder
Riva Af
le Burger Court
Belleville High School
Unemployment Pay Tempts In Chicago Lawn Care Jobs
Paul Harvey reports on Chicago's unemployment benefits drawing people to lawn trimming and landscaping under the Manpower Development Program. 108 candidates trained for six months. 102 gained skills, but only one stayed employed in the field after program completion. The piece notes tax-free pay exceeding post-tax earnings and questions the incentive of work versus benefits. It highlights broader calls to expand training and ornamental agriculture in colleges, while criticizing government incentives that fail to sustain long term employment.
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New York Times
Chicago
Sanva '9
Nixon
Canada
Arveyles
Illinois
Alfie of Economic Opportunity
Ilinsis Division of
Soldier Field
National
Assit
Gen
Fea, Corp
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Charles Wolavohlin Fepatary
Amdercon
Newiail
Associated Press
Buckley
Brady's Health Service
William Brady
United States
United States of America
John Keasler
Hollywood
Vine
News Center
Bark-Ach
Ardurican
Tle
Port Neplace
Marsa
Batiana
Moyn
Lee
Spiro Agnew
South Georgia
Willie McScrub
Cape Canaveral
Rasa
Ron
Key Biscayne
Keasler
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