Holy Week Reflections on Easter Passion and Resurrection
A concise Holy Week meditation recalls Jesus entry into Jerusalem, the crucifixion on Good Friday, and the resurrection on Easter Sunday. The piece urges followers to bear their cross, contemplate the Last Supper, Gethsemane, and the empty tomb while honoring the week’s dual themes of sorrow and joy.
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Jerusalem
Christ
Pilate
Golgotha
Gethsemane
Jesus
Galilee
Zip Code Use and Postal Scanning Debate in New York
New York regional postal director Sean P. Keating notes mail carriers are not reading zip codes yet while a new scanning device is in development. Surveys show spotty zip code use, though Postmaster General John A. Gronouski calls the code essential for faster mail delivery.
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New York
Sean P. Keating
John A. Gronouski
President Johnson Phone Calls Burden White House Bill
Reporters note Johnson’s habit of making frequent calls raises questions about the White House phone bill. Pierre Salinger cites the need to track all outgoing calls, official or personal, as part of ongoing cost concerns. The claim cites a $160,000 tally in the first 100 days, highlighting rising expenses alongside energy savings.
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Johnson
White House
Pierre Salinger
Dear Abby Readers Share WWII Memory and Family Tension
Letters recount a World War II romance in La Crosse Wisconsin and a Sioux Falls man with HERB tattoo. A wife explains her husband married for safety, while another reader laments cruel remarks from his sister and questions her motive and origin.
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Abby
la Crosse
Wis
Sioux Falls
D.D
Dear Abby Confessions And Advice Column
A reader asks about a jealous sister in law and a teen girl who lost a fiancé ring after her father pawned it for alcohol. Abby advises telling the ring’s loss to the boy and earning money to retrieve it, suggesting discreetly handling the money issue and family strain.
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Abby
Creative route after civil rights gains for economic power
The piece argues Negro advancement requires self help and broad inclusion in unions while highlighting creative heroes. Mallie Robinson promotes a Carver Centennal celebration as the Carver Centerfor Chemistry and the image of George Washington Carver guiding Black enterprise. The text notes S B Fuller built a multi company empire with interracial hire and a $25 million Carver Federal Savings and Loan in New York.
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CORE
Joseph P. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Mallie Robinson
Jackie Robinson
Branch Rickey
Mallie
George Washington Carver
Chemurgy
Carver
Missouri
Thomas A. Edison
South
S. B. Fuller
Chicago
Mr. Fuller
Fuller Companies
Fuller Products Company
Fuller
New York City
Carver Federal Savings and Loan Association
Lola Dims On Sex Frustration In 30th Birthday Case
In a Dr George W Crane case Lola D aged 29 describes feeling life has passed her by and seeking romantic thrills before turning 30. She confesses illicit dates while noting marriage at 18 and first child within a year. She links erotic hunger to marital dissatisfaction and uses smoking and drinking to cope.
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Lola
Lola D
Dr. Crane
Governor Rhodes urged for Meigs flood aid by federal request
A local reader condemns Governor Rhodes over Meigs County flood relief funding and questions his unemployment office move to Gallipolis. The letter mocks his jobs plan and hints at political strategy while urging local action. The piece blends political critique with a crude ad about a sex booklet and marriage advice.
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the Messenger
Rhodes
Meigs County
Ohio
Johnson
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Gallipolis
Fulbright Attacks Johnson Policy On Foreign Affairs
Senator J W Fulbright criticized the Johnson administration for excessive caution and urged a tougher foreign policy. He attacked Cuba policy, Viet Nam aid, Red China stance, and Panama Canal talks, prompting swift counterpunches from Rep Melvin Laird and a White House note that the speech did not reflect official policy.
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Congress
Johnson
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Russia
Red China
Viet Nam
Cuba
Latin America
Panama
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
House
Laird
Senate
South Viet Nam
Asia
United Nations
Formosa
White House
Portrait of Margaret Bourke-White and life's record
A column reflects on autobiography and aging urging everyone to leave a personal record. It cites Margaret Bourke-White discussing her life, Parkinsons disease, and ongoing photography work while emphasizing writing as a means of continuity and fulfillment. Readers are invited to request a retirement booklet via mail.
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Margaret Bourke - White
Darien
Conn
Cleveland
Ohio
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