Hippie Movement in Disillusionment Says Observers
Editorial notes disillusionment in Haight Ashbury and wider society. Observers claim the hippie era wanes as many embrace disillusionment and hypocrisy. Quotes from Dr Robert E Fitch Gen James H Doolittle and a 1775 Washington note underscore tensions between peace love ideals and social reality.
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San Francisco
Haight-Ashbury
Robert E. Fitch
Pacific School of Religion
Berkeley
Calif
Near East
Israel
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Summary
Puzzle style list of clues with across and down entries. Includes references to nautical terms, poems, literary characters, and various wordplay prompts. Answers cover parts of speech, abbreviations, and common phrases, all arranged as a themed vocabulary enrichment feature.
Why reverence for animals in India and pirate etymology
The piece presents a quick quiz style Q and A. It asks why animals are revered in India, citing belief in transmigration. It also asks about the origin of the term pirates calling themselves buccaneers and notes when Congress convenes, with both houses meeting at noon.
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India
US Congress
House
Senate
Newspaper Enterprise Asse
Local Newspaper Staff List Names and Roles
A partial roster lists Che Raytomn Sun Fred Hartman Bill Bertman John Wadlay and Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman AnniE Pritchett as editor and publisher with Dwight Moody Corrie Laughan in managerial and staff roles. The document shows general manager business manager assistant to the publisher and office manager positions.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Bertman
John Wadlay
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Annie Pritchett
Publsher
Timely Quotes on Peace and War in the 1960s
A collection of brief quotes from figures including Mahesh Yogi, Lyndon Johnson, Dean Rusk, Clark Clifford, Mia Farrow, Mrs. King, and Richard Nixon. Topics touch on gun control, Vietnam, and the plea for rapid action toward peace and social programs.
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Meharishi
Mahesh
Yogi
Mia Farrow
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Clark Clifford
Defense
Hazwever Slight
Paris
Martin Luther King Jr
Pony Express runs 18 months in early U S history
The World Almanac recalls the Pony Express from April 1860 to October 1861. Riders departed daily from St Joseph Missouri and Sacramento California on 75 mile legs covering about 2000 miles. The fastest trip took about eight days. Eighty riders averaging 18 years, carried Bibles before facing Indians and nature.
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World Almanac
St. Joseph
Sacramento
Calif
Bible Verse The Lord is Nigh to All Who Call Him
A religious notice cites Psalm or verse proclaiming the Lord is near to all who call upon him and will hear their cry. It references a biblical verse and presents a devotional message without additional context.
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John
Seek Ye Spot Or Beauty by Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun columnist cites Lance Day’s move from Chicago’s crowded urban life to a Greenbrier style hillside in West Virginia. He urges youths to choose beauty and place over megacity crowds, favoring remote regions in the Northwest Southwest Northeast or Southeast within reach of cities. Harvey echoes Horace Greeley as he moves toward Arizona’s Sonoran Desert.
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Greenbriar
West Virginia
Day
Lake “Placid
Sarasota
Greenbrier
Chicago
Horace Greeley
Paul Harvey
Sonoran Desert
Arizona
Trade Off in Fortas Nomination Reveals Senate Deals
Washington insiders describe a quiet bargain between President Johnson and Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirksen over the Fortas nomination. The arrangement reportedly aims to keep the Subversive Activities Control Board running in exchange for Dirksen supporting Fortas confirmation, amid past clashes over SACB abolition efforts led by Senator William Proxmire.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Sen
Everett Dirksen
Abe Portas
Johnson
Dirksen
Contra
LBI
Fortas
William Proxmire
Senate
Inside Edges and Tests of Johnson Era White House
A collection of blurbs and commentary on the Johnson administration covers the SAC controversy, Dirksen and Fortas, Rusk's advice on a chief justice vacancy, and LBJ’s interest in presidential power. It notes Life magazine’s focus on the presidency and Burns’ analysis while highlighting Johnson’s plans for study after office.
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Supreme Court
SACB
Dirksen
Abe Fortas
Johnson
Simon McHugh Jr
White House
John S. Patterson
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Gen. Marshall
Jeimson
LBS
Lady Bird
LBI
Life Magazine
LBJ
Life
James MacGregor Burns
Kennedy
Burns
Congress
Washington
Eisenhower
Institute On Public Affairs
University of Texas
Food Poisoning Peaks In Warm Weather Says Doctor
The doctor warns that bacterial food poisoning rises with warm weather with Salmonella as the main culprit and many strains. Infections occur 8 to 48 hours after consuming contaminated food or water, causing fever vomiting abdominal cramps and diarrhea. Foods such as dried eggs dried yeast dried coconut nonfat milk powder and dairy products are implicated. Precautions include washing raw foods washing hands refrigerating leftovers and reheating thoroughly.
Left in Charge Yet Some Sneak Across Red Lights
A fragment notes a father taking charge at home while contrasting habits of gambling and jaywalking across streets at red lights, reflecting cautious behavior in a cautious community.
Slam Defeated In Double Boost For West And East
Bridge column recounts East and West riding a double into a rare slam attempt. South misreads hearts and clubs and misplays the diamond sequence, leading to a dramatic comeback by East who ruffs, finesses, and ultimately takes all remaining tricks. Officials note the double cost East hundreds of points but the narrative centers on misdirection and bold play.
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East
West
South
Blackwood
North
Dummny
K. East
Assn
Bridge Problem: Four No Trump to Ask for Aces
In a bridge auction the sequence ends with South holding BAS VE Q1098 KIG5 BES and partner showing slam interest with diamonds. With partner bidding five spades after fourNT asks for aces and has three aces, decide the next move. Answer tomorrow.
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