Hymn Text From World Council Hymnal Published
The Yuma Colorado Pioneer reprints a hymn text from New Hymns for a New Day issued by the Youth Departments of the World Council of Churches and World Council on Christian Education. The piece includes controversial lines referencing Pilate Jews and God and ends with a chorus about crucifixion and the carpenter. The notice gives the World Council of Churches address at 475 Riverside Drive New York City.
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Hubert H. Humphrey Urges Bipartisan Law and Order Panel
Hubert H. Humphrey told an audience that law and order should not be a partisan issue this year and called for a bi partisan commission to study it. The President’s Commission on Violence met in Washington the same day. George D. Newton of Winnetka Illinois accompanied an aide during an evening stroll.
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Durant Quote Reflects On Civilizational Decline and Crime
A quotation from Will Durant on Rome's decline attributes roots to internal morals class struggle and despotism. The text recalls a hotel assault where a man was beaten robbed of 390 and a $50 watch and critiques Washington D C crime reporting and political decay.
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30 Million Steaks Scare Story Debunked
A medical columnist dismisses a scare about cancer from charcoal broiling. The claim that eating small amounts could cause cancer is exaggerated, needing about 30 million steaks for an ounce of the chemical. Public caution against alarmist reports is urged to prevent harm.
Successful Investing- By Reserv
A reader asks which conglomerates offer growth and good management. The adviser notes recent price drops from earnings concerns and the FTC probe, urging selective buying. Recommended stocks include Avco, Ogden, Teledyne, Textron. other suggestions favor Cenco Instruments and Georgia-Pacific for future growth.
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Ogden Corp
Teledyne Inc
Textron Inc
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Cenco Instruments
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Georgia-Pacific Corp
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A Girl in Kansas City and a Hidden Temptation
Paul Harvey recalls a quiet Kansas City dining room beneath Muelbach where a mother and daughter share a first taste of exotic cocktails. The girl's hesitations and the mother's reassurance reveal a subtle social seduction as four patrons order vibrant drinks, leaving one untouched, a reminder of influence in a playful facade.
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Poly
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Fea, Corp
Silent gastric ulcer tale cautions readers on health
Dr Brady recounts a hidden ulcer incident ending in hospital care and surgery. He notes a smoker's ulcer profile linked to cigarette use and urges readers to consider his experience while seeking medical guidance. The letter promotes health literacy and references his contact for health letters.
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Short Thoughts on HHH Admiration and LBJ
In 1961 LBJ said he admired HHH and now believes his qualifications are stronger. A playful university nutrition teacher uses a motorcycle to draw students and tease what happens in class. AMA News notes birth rates fell in industrialized nations with US decline from 23 to 17.9 per 1,000 since 1937.
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Worry Clinic Confession Shocks Wives in Advice Column
A man identified as Aka G., 31, tells Dr Crane he has pursued young women, while his wife becomes a complacent motherly figure. He claims impotence earlier, seeks sexual revival and blames his spouse’s weight for his infidelity, urging wives to read the columnist’s guidance.
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Rebellious youth and satire span centuries in print
The piece traces the term flaming youth from Shakespeare to 1920s student satire, notes spelling quirks in headlines from The Baloo, and cites a wartime Associated Press dispatch about Fritz Thyssen allegedly dying in a concentration camp, which Berlin could not confirm.
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Ethnic Groups in 1960s Vice Presidential Landscape
A columnist analyzes how both parties court ethnic blocs in the 1960s race. It notes Poland Greek and Irish voters shifting allegiances, Black voters leaning, and Republican gaps in organizing outreach despite a tougher anti communism stance.
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