Public accommodations act shown to work with patience
An editorial from The Cincinnati Enquirer notes the Supreme Court unanimity on the Civil Rights Act public accommodations section, arguing compliance is practical absent a constitutional change. It asserts most hotel and restaurant owners favor extension of service and that prudent, patient implementation will avoid predicted dire outcomes.
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Rce
Ohio
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Grain pact favors France amid European price shifts
The grain price accord agreed by Common Market ministers will take time to evaluate but is seen as a victory for France, the only CME member with a grain surplus, likely boosting its exports while reducing American shipments. Italy wins concessions on corn pricing and fund contributions, Germany agrees to lower wheat prices, and Brussels gains control of major farm decisions after July 1, 1967. The pact hints at broader European economic isolationism and potential impact on U S business amid booming European demand.
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France
Europe
U.S
Brussels
Italy
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Germany
The
Plain Dealer
U S Moral Struggle in Congo Rescue and UN Policy
The piece argues the United States gained a Cold War victory by aiding the Congo mission but faces UN pressure to retreat from Tshombe. It warns of defeatist voices and urges bold, brazen U S action to defend freedom, highlighting debates over colonialism, diplomacy, and the Congo crisis with references to Gromyko Guevara and Ben Bella.
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Moscow
Cairo
Indonesia
Tshombe
Jakarta
Agency For International Development
John F. Kennedy
Ben Bella
Algeria
Congo
France
Russia
Gromyko
Cuba
Che Guevara
Adlai Stevenson
Holden Roberto
Angola
James Marlow Assesses LBJ Moderate Approach to Great Society
The piece argues President Johnson will pursue a slow, moderate build of the Great Society focusing on three arenas cities countryside and schools with early steps including aged medical care road building and mining-health facilities. It compares Johnson’s strategy to Roosevelt’s and Eisenhower’s and notes his intent to avoid sharp clashes, relying on gradual gains through compromise.
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Johnson
Congress
Ageda
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Married Six Months To No. Two DEAR ABBY
A reader asks how to handle ongoing letters from her husband’s ex wife. Abby advises waiting for a calm talk, then the couple decides next steps. Other letters request gifts return and etiquette questions are answered.
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No. Two
Abby
Life at Forty Lady: 80-Year-Old Keeps Working for Joy
The 80-year-old Lillian M. Leonard, a Macy’s rug department clerk in New York, works to support charities and church, not out of necessity. She attributes her health to daily exercise and protein, and still does nursing when needed while enjoying her long tenure at Macy’s and guiding others toward service.
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Robert Peterson
New York
Grand Central Station
Lillian M. Leonard
Macy’s
Space experts eyed to solve California’s inner problems
Gov. Brown invites aerospace firms Aerojet General Douglas Aircraft Lockheed and Hughes to bid on four major state challenges waste management and smog control transportation data gathering and reforming care for the mentally ill and criminally ill. The program aims to apply space systems engineering to public policy.
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Rob Wood
Sacramento
Calif
California
Edmund G. Brown
Devel
Brown
Aerojet- General Corp
Douglas Aircraft Corp
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Hughes Aircraft Co
Iown
Gift List Troubles Try Electric Back Scratcher
Joy Stilley riffs on quirky holiday gifts from electric back scratchers to life size Santa figures. She imagines a fake glass eye cuff links set and a filigree toothbrush holder as antique looking in a humorous catalog of odd items for the season.
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Santa
Football And Politics Mix In Kentucky
Former pro lineman J. T. Frankenberger turned government prosecutor after serving as an assistant state attorney general. He then became an assistant U. S. attorney in Eastern Kentucky. Frankenberger was a tackle for Kentucky from 1954 to 1956, played one season with the New York Giants and three years in the Canadian League.
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J. T. Frankenberger
U. U
Kentucky
Frankenberger
New York Giants
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