Cardinal Cushing Calls for Christian Unity at New Haven Festival
Richard Cardinal Cushing told 700 at the Festival of Faith at Congregational Center Church that Christian unity should rest on love and charity rather than church structure. He urged moving away from scholar centered emphasis toward grass roots faith and cooperation. The event featured clergy from Catholic and Protestant groups, with nuns in attendance and readings from Corinthians and the Book of Common Prayer.
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New Haven
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Martin Luther
Richard C. Lee
James H. Burns
New Haven Council of Churches
Cushing
PTA Guide to What's Happening in Education
A 320 page PTA guide argues informed parents should play a central role in modern schools. It covers topics from nursing education to teen behavior, dropout issues, and new math explained for parents. It includes essays by Irwin Feinstein and Wirtz, plus a six page reading list.
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PTA National Congress
Irwin K. Feinstein
University of Illinois
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
General Motors Chief Sees Booming Auto Demand in 1966
Frederic G. Donner of General Motors predicts a sustained rise in auto demand for 1966. He cites modest price gains, stable durable goods prices, and prudent consumer credit use as drivers. His optimistic forecast links GM leadership to broader industrial growth.
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Frederic G. Dunner
General Motors Corporation
General Motors
Dormer
Donner
Dirksen's Efforts Face Setbacks as Court Edict Bites
The piece argues Dirksen's bid to override the Supreme Court one man one vote rule is fading as Connecticut rewrites its constitution to district representation. It predicts a national shift from rural GOP strength to urban and suburban power, with planning battles shaping future party fortunes and regional alliances.
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Everett Dirksen
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New York City
Winnetka
Evanston
Daley
Chicago
John Lindsay
New York
U. S
Department of Housing and Urban Affairs
Hidden Years: Jesus in Egypt and the exile tale
An AP piece surveys the months Jesus spent in Egypt as a refugee with Mary and Joseph. It sketches the caravan route from Bethlehem to the Nile, life among craftsmen and priests, and later return toward Israel as Herod dies.
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Egypt
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Jesus
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Nile
Joseph
Herod the Great
Israel
Moses
Indonesia’s PKI Collapse Shifts Power to Nasution Led Coup
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that U S withdrawal from Indonesia coincides with the fall of Sukarno era control and the PKI. Subandrio’s removal shifts influence to Gen Haris Nasution as KOTI consolidates authority while the USSR supplies arms.
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Ington’s. Subandrio
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KOTI
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Soviet Union
Ironies of the Indonesian PKI in the anti revolt era
Commentators note that Soviet arms used against dissidents in Java, Sumatra, and Bali reveal paradoxes in the Indonesian communist movement. The PKI, built as a disciplined village cadre system, appears as a paper tiger with leaders whose power and discipline seem overstated.
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Sumatra
Bali
PKI
Peking
Indonesia
Dear Abby teen popularity and book inquiry
Dear Abby offers teen popularity advice focusing on kindness honesty and tactfulness. The respondent adds tips on grooming effort and being a good sport and suggests seeking God for help. The reader asks about a Dear Teen-Ager book and is told a bookstore can supply it.
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Keene
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Letters to the Editor Servicemen in Vietnam Need Support
The Messenger prints a plea for strong U S support of Vietnam servicemen over protests of government policy. Floyd Brown of Glenford Dugan Post 229 American Legion lauds a Nelsonville post office memorial display for serving members and urges kindness and greetings to those abroad.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Floyd Brown
Today in History December 92 1965 events highlighted
On this date in 1781 Marquis de Lafayette sailed from Boston for France after serving 414 years with the Revolutionary Army. In 1775 Continental Congress named officers of the new Navy. Ezek Hopkins of Newport Rhode Island commanded. In 1807 Congress passed the embargo law and abandoned it after a year. In 1894 the United States Golf Association was formed.
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Marquis de Lafayette
Boston
France
Revolutionary Army
Continental Congress
Ezek Hopkins
Newport
R.I
Congress
Europe
United States Golf Association
Strange Gift Booklist From HAL BOYLE For Christmas
HAL BOYLE suggests humorous book gifts for diverse friends noting usefulness beyond reading. He lists titles and authors tied to public figures, mixing satirical picks with well known names and political figures.
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Promised Land
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