Breakthrough in German Jewish attitudes noted by Rutgers professor
Dr. Werner Cahnman, Rutgers sociology professor, reports a shift among German youth viewing Jews as individuals and linking Jews to Israel. He cites progress in West Germany, plans to foster U S German youth dialogue, and notes ongoing reckoning with history and the Dachau monument.
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Werner Cahnman
Rutgers College of Arts and Sciences
Newark
West Germany
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Credit Card Inflation Sparks Losses and Theft Risk
Americans face rising credit card use with over 200 million issued yearly and a 25 percent growth expected by 1967 end. Criminals profit from stolen cards up to 250 dollars, prompting AmEx agents to urge keeping cards on person, recording numbers, reporting losses immediately, screening cards, and ensuring returns after purchases.
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United States
American Express
Try Your Word Power NEA Features Word Power Quiz
NEA features a word power quiz with items spanning college official high and one person of great wealth. The puzzle prompts include designating for office becoming flabby and other word forming clues.
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NEA
Quaker Turn Toward Militancy Sparks Debate
Barrington Dunbar a New York social worker and AFSC representative told a world conference of Quakers that violence is inevitable in the revolution to secure justice for Negro Americans. He urged revolutionary tactics, while personally opposing violence, and called for massive programs to repair past harms including decently housed and educated Negro communities.
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Greensboro, N.C
Barrington Dunbar
New York
American Friends Service Committee
Black Power
Newark
N.J
Dunbar
Detroit
Vietnam
Germany
Today In History July 26 1967 highlights and events
July 26 1967 marks the 207th day of the year with 158 days remaining. Notable entries include 1841 Liberia declared a republic, 1952 Illinois Governor Stevenson chosen Democratic presidential nominee, 1933 Fidel Castro’s Cuban revolution began, 381s nationalization of the Suez Canal by Egypt, 1964 James R Hoffa convicted of mail and wire fraud, 1965 Justice Goldberg sworn at the UN, and past events in Guatemala and Britain.
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Liberia
Africa
Adisi £. Stevenson
Illinois
U.S
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Carlos Castillo Armas
Guatemala City
State Department
South Vietnam
China
Harold Macmillan
House of Commons
Picasso Blue Period painting sells for 532000
Question and answer report notes Picasso's Merc et En fant de Profil from 1902 sold for 532000, the highest price for a living artist's work. It also mentions the Bible reference to the Queen of Sheba as ruler of Ethiopia.
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Pablo Picasso
Picasso
Ethiopia
Sheba
Humphrey pushes summer jobs and youth camps drive
Vice President Humphrey leads a broad push to placeNegro youths in summer programs from band concerts to airlineJet rides and private company playgrounds. Armories and bases would host youth camps while Fort Ritchie and Fort Benning provide facilities and classrooms. Government reports cite about 230000 federal jobs this summer with private employers supplying 150000, a rate Humphrey calls progress but not enough.
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Jack Anderson
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LBJ
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Hts
National Guard
American Biechine and Foundry
Red River
Texarkana
Tex
Eliott Lake
Kelly Air Force Base
San Antonio
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Baltimore
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Doctor warns on wild mushroom harvesting dangers
The doctor urges caution with wild mushrooms noting many edible varieties can cause illness or death if misidentified. Even experienced observers can err as there are thousands of types and season locality changes. Seek medical help if ill after eating. consider showing mushrooms to a specialist. Do not fear commercial mushrooms from established farmers.
Barbs by Walter C Parkes on campus protest tone
The humor column jokes that campus protests are dull next to a panty raid and notes alimony as a high price of leaving. It quips that the Loch Ness monster may have gone unseen after meeting a she serpent in winter.
Detroit Riot Losses Estimated At One Billion Dollars
AP Special Report estimates Detroit metropolitan area riot costs may reach 1 billion dollars with looting, lost tax revenue, and reduced retail sales. Three auto makers report disrupted production, high absenteeism, and curfew impacts. Major plants reopen as negotiations resume with UAW amidst ongoing disturbances.
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Detroit
Detoit
Dwight Heavens
Greater Detroit
Havens
Igss
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Verse About Purge By Blood Remains Core of Hebrews
The verse states that almost all things are purged with blood and without shedding of blood there is no remission, citing Hebrews 9 22 as the foundation for atonement through sacrificial blood.
Play Bridge With Jacoby By Oswald & James Jacoby
In a Dallas rubber bridge game South won the spade lead and pursued the two heart contract. West, a cautious player, rarely wins but often lets opponents steal hands. The analysis weighs bidding choices for West and for East and considers how spade and club plays affected the outcome, noting four spades down one isn t worse than two hearts.
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Dallas
South
West
North
East
Bridge Bidding: Responding to Five Hearts After Five Diamonds?
In a standard auction, West passes, North bids 2N, East passes, South opens 1A, and the sequence goes 5, South holds A A D ? P E S A AQ A K I I N T G. You, South, must decide after your partner supports five hearts following five diamonds. The question asks what to bid next and promises the answer tomorrow.
Baytown Sun staff and mailing details listed
The Baytown Sun staff names editors and managers and shows publication details including address 1201 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 and box 90 subscription rates by carrier and mail rates. lists personnel roles and office information.
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Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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