Graham presses Bible cure for crime at American Bible Society
Evangelist Billy Graham urged a spiritual revival to curb crime during the American Bible Society annual meeting in New York. He argued the Great Society favors secular programs while neglecting morality and faith, calling for a return to the Bible as guide for national life and for leaders to cooperate on a concrete program.
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Bill Graham
American Bible Society
New York
Graham
Great Society
White House
Johnson
the Evangelist
America
United States
God
Dickens
England
London
George Washington
Typing Earns Endorsement for School Programs Citywide
Dr Bernard F E Donovan proposes teaching typing to every New York City child arguing the skill helps regardless of future work. He notes Walter S Gifford rose to AT&T leader and diplomat from typing, illustrating how typing aids professionals from scientists to lawyers and can lift student grades.
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Bernard FE. Donovan
New York City
Walter S. Gifford
The
Amer
Ican Telephone and Telegraph System
U. S
Court of St. James
Gifford
At&t
Donovan
Farmers Vote Could Tilt 1966 Race In Johnson States
The piece argues farm voters may swing 1966 races as Johnson battles inflation and farm price controls. It notes rising farm expenses from 1960 to 1965, subsidies inflating income, and policy effects on prices, with potential impact in California and Wisconsin amid urban unrest and agriculture shifts.
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John Chamberlain
Lyndon Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Cornell University
Mr. Shuman
Schuman
Department of Commerce
Secretary of Defense
McNamara
Viet Nam
Wisconsin
California
Pat Brown
Berkeley
Watts
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Willard Wirtz
Communist influence grows in Dominican Republic election
Inside Report tracks the rise of far left power in Santo Domingo as Communists gain influence in government offices, the judiciary, and the university amid a tense election between Juan Bosch and Joaquin Balaguer. The piece warns that control by the far left or the army could trigger renewed violence after voting day.
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Santo Domingo
Juan Bosch
Europe
China
Bosch
Red China
Prague
Karachi
Hector Garcia - Godoy
Havana
Old City
U. S
Gling
Sugar Corporation
Federation of
Government Employees
Public Works Administration
Alfredo Conde Pausas
Supreme Court
Conde
Santiago
Dominican Communist Party
Moscow
The
Val Peking
Fenepia
PRD
Dominican Republic
Trujillo
Joaquin Balaguer
Salaries For Professors Rise Across U S Colleges
An AP report notes professors are climbing out of poverty with new $100,000 chairs in New York and notable appointments like Dr. C. N. Yang at Stony Brook and Arthur Schlesinger Jr. at CUNY. Harvard leads salaries at about $17,500, with Chicago and Parsons near $16,000 to $16,500. AAUP data covers 905 schools with an average faculty pay of $9,816 for a nine month academic year.
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Geoffrey Gould
Washington
New York State
C. N. Yang
State University
Stonybrook
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
White House
John F. Kennedy
Albert Schweitzer
City University of New York
American Association of University
Sors
Harvard University
University of Chicago
Parsons College of Fairfield
Iowa
Parsons
Association
Morse and King Seen Heading Party Ticket
The Insider's Newsletter reports radicals liberals and New Leftists organize a third party to challenge Johnson in 1968. Wayne Morse for president and Martin Luther King for vice president are urged with tentative approval to a draft to mobilize 4.5 million potential voters pressuring a Vietnam peace settlement.
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New York
Johnson
Vietnam
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Martin Luther King
On This Date in History June 1 1966 Highlight
Key historical moments marked June 1 including Captain James Lawrence’s famous death scene cry Dont give up the ship in 1813 aboard the Chesapeake, statehood for Kentucky in 1792 and Tennessee joining the Union in 1796, plus WWII bombings of Essen and Osaka and postwar tech notes in 1946. Molotov resignation noted ten years prior.
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James Lawrence
Chesapeake
Kentucky
Tennessee
Union
Royal Air Force
Britain
Essen
U. S
Osaka
Navy
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Stalin
Wife-Rental Idea Could Aid Career
A satirical look at a supposed service called rent a wife where executives could rent a wife on credit to impress their boss. The piece imagines a quick, computer‑driven match, delivery to the boss’s dinner, and then return the hired wife by sunup, preserving the real marriage.
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New York
Dear Abby Advice on a Large St Bernard and Shoes
Dear Abby dispenses guidance about rehoming a 170 pound St Bernard in Minnesota and advises contacting animal shelters or ranch contacts. The column also notes inappropriate gifts from boyfriends include shoes, while cautioning the reader to rely on parental judgment and determine proper attire.
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Abby
Joe
Dear Abby teen asks about age inappropriate gift
A 14 year old girl writes that her 19 year old boyfriend gave her birthday shoes and her father forced her to return them saying it was not proper for a girl to accept such a gift from a young man.
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Abby
Ends of marriage and love as stated
A terse note asserts there can be only one end to marriage without love that end is love without marriage, addressing an audience called Heads or Tails. The message emphasizes love over matrimonial bounds in a confidential, aphoristic tone.
Personal letters to Abby in Los Angeles
A notice inviting readers to write to Abby at Box 69700 Los Angeles California 900069 for a personal reply requires a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Abby
Los Angeles
Cal
Unclear text fragment prompts delivery note
Fragmentary OCR text appears to mention dates months and items but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to summarize into a news item. No clear people organizations or places are readable to anchor a meaningful card.
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Corrie
Suroay
SUN Wiens Ui
Neess
Athens
Associated Press
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