Editorial Briefs Reflect on Civil Rights Bill and World Events
The editorial notes that civil rights legislation will lead to many court trials to test legality. It laments Kennedy family tragedy and hopes Edward Kennedy recovers. It questions Soviet China policy, New York fair crowds, and tourism woes. It critiques public ethics, arms in Southeast Asia, and unstable Latin American states. It commends city efforts to fix mud problems and improve Bull Creek. It critiques Scranton and Goldwater dynamics at the Republican convention.
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Officiers Look For Pet Lion Near Des Moines Suburb
Des Moines area police resumed pursuit of a 9 month old pet lion owned by Kenneth Walvatne after a false alarm Sunday night. Officers surrounded a field and awaited a tranquilizer gun that did not arrive as the lion fled the scene. Gen Sir Walter Venning 82 former British quartermaster general in WWII died over the weekend relatives said.
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Atlantic News Teletype Advertises Subscriptions
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription rates for local and distant readers. Details show by carrier rates for Atlantic and surrounding counties and mail rates for elsewhere, Canada, and U S endpoints.
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Johnson faces tough sell to Greece and Turkey on Cyprus
Washington columnist Drew Pearson notes President Johnson must bridge century old Greek Christian and Turkish Muslim distrust as he meets Turkish Premier Inonu and Greek Premier Papandreou. He cites past Cyprus and Balkan tensions and Dulles Eden spats, and praises Inonu’s stance against persecution while warning of enduring hostility and regional risk.
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Goldwater Civil Rights Vote Divides Backers and Critics
Washington AP Gov Scranton warns that Goldwater’s opposition to the civil rights bill could blunt his bid to defeat President Johnson next November while Ellender argues a Senate vote against the measure could win the South for Goldwater. Keating Javits and others criticized the stance. Goldwater says his vote is principled not political.
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Life Goes On Keeps Time Through Death and Birth
A reflective poem by Edgar A. Guest notes life as a continuing cycle of laughter and tears. Wise leaders die yet new ones will arise, as life’s pace endures through rain, sun, marriage, music, and sorrow. The speaker contemplates mortality and the enduring mystery of creation.
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Famous Hand Showdown in Italy US Match
This account recalls a world class bridge duel between Italy and the United States. At one table Pabis Ticci led four hearts after a diamond start but went down. at the other, Peter Leventritt found a winning line after Forquet's brave defense with clubs and diamonds, securing four hearts.
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Supreme Court Widens Voting Power Across States
The Court, after rulings in 1962 and 1964, held state legislative districts must reflect population, with a Monday decision extending equal representation to state senators. Chief Justice Warren said federal two-senator rule isn’t a model for state legislatures, highlighting the shift toward one person one vote in state offices.
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New Fertility Hormone Offers Hope For Childless Couples
Medical note outlines pituitary hormone injections as a promising fertility treatment. Dr. Gemzell and colleagues report stimulated ovulation and regular cycles in women with nonfunctioning ovaries, with pregnancies and rare side effects. Use remains experimental under FDA rules, available to select physicians with consent.
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Compromise on Representation in Early U S Government
Warren argued that while states are sovereign, their internal divisions are mere instruments of the state. He warned that equal representation in the House but not in the Senate would let one chamber nullify the other, undermining the system.
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Hazel Crosby Brown vaudeville star dies at 74
Petaluma California report says Hazel Crosby Brown a noted vaudeville performer and original member of Gus Edwards' Children died Friday. Her stage career spanned 26 years.
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Bishop Edmund Gibbons Dies After Long Illness
The Most Rev Edmund F Gibbons 95 longtime head of the Albany diocese and oldest U.S. Roman Catholic bishop died Friday after a long illness.
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Albany
Tokyo Court Orders Damages Over Subway Construction Noise
In Tokyo a district court ordered the metropolitan government to pay 333 in damages to the Ishikawa family for undue mental and physical anguish caused by daytime and nighttime subway construction 60 feet from their home dating from 1955. Judge Tetsuichi Ishida delivered the ruling.
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