Cardinal Cushing urges Catholic Church to champion religious freedom
Richard Cardinal Cushing at the Ecumenical Council in Rome argues for a formal Church declaration recognizing freedom of conscience. He and North and South American prelates push for a stance that strengthens dialogue with Orthodox and Protestant groups and moves toward Christian unity amid long-standing tensions over liberty.
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Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Rome
Council
Cushing
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South America
Spain
United States
Maryland
Judge recuses over parental liquor incident in Darien
Connecticut Circuit Court Judge Rodney S. Eielson withdraws from presiding after calling for accountability of parents who served alcohol to teens involved in a fatal Darien crash. police roundups yielded 14 warrants and 12 arrests as investigators probe the party and underage drinking.
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Darien
Conn
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Rodney S. Eielson
New York State
New York
Nuclear energy urged to spare fuel resources at Geneva
In Geneva 3500 scientists from 71 nations warned that oil coal and gas may be exhausted before 2000 due to industrial demand. They urged rapid shift to nuclear power to meet future energy needs while conserving vital materials for chemicals and construction.
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Geneva
Goldwater Campaign Stance Defies Demagogic Image
John Chamberlain notes Barry Goldwater eschews demagogic tactics in West Virginia Tennessee and Texas stops. He questions poverty aid reach, privatizes TVA assets, and criticizes TFX bids while stressing honesty and philosophical independence amid a shifting political landscape.
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West Virginia
Appalachia
Charleston
Appalachian States
South
Goldwater
Tennessee
TVA
Texas
Fort Worth
General Dynamics Corporation
Boeing
Seattle
Washington
Little “Freedom and Union
Clarence Streit
San Francisco
Oe. Shea Union
Mr. Streit
M.S Nd Ford
Sylumcer Ag
Tog Hay Electire
Dr Crane Advice On Marriage And Appetite
A reader asks Dr Crane about marital strife caused by a new baby. He argues wives shift maternal energy to the infant reducing attention to husbands and urges wives to balance duties, warning most divorces begin in the bedroom and noting millions of children live in broken homes.
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Marvin
America
Faubus Faces Rockefeller Challenge In Arkansas 1964
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Arkansas Gov. Orval Faubus confronts a strong bid from Winthrop Rockefeller. Des Arc land, rising billboard presence, and growing African American turnout are shaping the race as Rockefeller builds a statewide Republican organization and Faubus fears loss after six terms.
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Faubus
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Campaign in Arkansas Draws Mixed Support
The article describes Nelson Rockefeller expanding support among moderate Democrats in Arkansas while aligning with Goldwater only on style. It notes Rockefeller’s campaign aims to mobilize Black voters, small farmers, and businessmen, and contrasts local Hazen voting patterns with the broader South. It details a large October 1 registration push and forecasts Faubus likely to win in 1964 with a narrow margin, suggesting Rockefeller’s potential in 1966.
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Brother Nelson
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Winthrop
Arkansas
Barry Goldwater
Arkansas Industrial Commission
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Feller
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Hazen
Faubus
South
Organized Labor
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Des Arc
Esso
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Oswald Motive and Life Questions Linger After Warren Report
The Warren Commission could not determine Oswalds motive for Kennedy s assassination and doubts his sanity. It details his lifelong defects and violent acts from childhood through his later crimes, including the Walker attempt and the Kennedy killing, while noting an unanswered question about any other killings.
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Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Earl Warren
Oswald
Jack Ruby
Edwin A. Walker
Walker
Kennedy
Dallas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Soviet Union
United States
Texas
J. D. Tippit
Karl Marx
Dear Abby Advice on Chores and Wedding Rings
In this reader letter, a mother seeks help with an 18 year old son who resists chores, while another asks whether the wedding ring order is correct. Abby advises the son would help if treated as capable, and clarifies the wedding band should be worn closest to the heart with the engagement diamond preceding it.
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Goldwater
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America
John Stuart Mill
Mill
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