Constitution Week Reminds Nation Of The Living Constitution
Editorial urges observance of Constitution Week as a reminder that the United States remains governed by a enduring Constitution. It celebrates the Framers as shaping a system that protects life liberty and the pursuit of happiness and notes the Constitution’s lasting influence and need for widespread study across ages.
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United States
Pen of Man
America
Destiny
U.S
Realists Were Right in Their Appraisal of U N
James Marlow analyzes the United Nations as it begins its 21st year with 117 members and Red China excluded. The Johnson administration wavers on China policy while the UN seeks a new secretary general as U Thant nears the end of his term.
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James Marlow
Washington
United Nations
San Francisco
U.N. General Assembly
Red China
United States
Johnson
Peking
Assembly
U Thant
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S
U.N
Asia
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
White House
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
China
Barbs by Walter C Parkes on vanity and UN failing
In a reflective column Walter C Parkes critiques vanity and the fragile family budget while commenting on adolescents in magazines. He argues the United Nations has failed to keep peace, calling Vietnam a reproach to mankind and noting unresolved basic principles obstruct global harmony.
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United Nations
Viet Nam
U. N
Appraisals For GI Dwellings Jump 21 Percent In August
The Veterans Administration reports August 1965 appraisal requests for proposed GI dwellings rose 2.12 times from July to 10,292, signaling potential construction activity. The seasonally adjusted annual rate for proposed construction climbed 7.1 percent to 106,000, while GI starts fell to 3,627 and existing-dwelling appraisal requests eased to 14,672.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Deautomating Election Board Sparks Debate in Maryland
Suburban Baltimore County votes to remove its computer system and return to 600 adding machines used before the last election. The move follows a late-night submission and signals ongoing questions about election infrastructure and process reliability.
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Baltimore, Md
Baltimore County
Today In History Highlights From 1966
On this date in 1870 Benedict Arnold met Maj. Andre in Haverstraw NY to arrange West Point surrender. In 1814 Star Spangled Banner first published. In 1927 George Washington Bridge construction began. In 1938 Hitler and Chamberlain met at Bad Godesberg. In 1939 FDR asked Congress to repeal arms embargo. In 1945 Truman approved WWI title. Ten years ago Somoza assassinated. five years ago Rusk and Gromyko met. one year ago Fanfani elected UN president.
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Maj
John Andre
Haverstraw
West Point
Baltimore American Daily Advertiser
George Washington Bridge
New York
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Nazi Germany
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Bad Godesberg
Bonn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Harry S Truman
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Leon
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations General Assembly
Amintore Fanfani
In Whom We Have Redemption Through His Blood
A brief doctrinal verse cites Ephesians about redemption through Christ’s blood and the forgiveness of sins by grace.
Look How They Are Saving!
Henry McLemore surveys a New York trend as luxury housing shifts to bargain coops like 980 Fifth Ave. with prices from 80000 to 425000 and low annual maintenance. The piece lampoons elite spending, noting cheap upkeep, the Currier couple’s move, and gold fixtures contrasted with modest spaces.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Fifth Ave
Stephen Currier
Mellon
Cartier
Mrs. C
Baytown Sun advertising and staff notice
Public notice style page lists staff roles including Editor and Publisher General Manager and other editors and managers. It also shows Baytown Sun publication details with address 13.1 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and postal box 90 77520 along with paid subscription rates and mail representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc. The page notes Associated Press membership and republication rights.
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John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Presse Associates Press
Alec
Jacqueline Kennedy and Manchester book row over Kennedy death
Jacqueline Kennedy controls author William Manchester and his Kennedy death book plans. She barred interviewees from speaking to others, pressed publishers, and insisted on Manchester shaping the narrative. Look magazine prepay reports 650000 for first serial rights, with profits donated to a Kennedy charity.
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Jim Bishop
Lincon
Kennedy
Bishop
William Manchester
Evelyn Lincoln
Bill Manchester
Manchester
Look Magazine
Harper & Row
John F. Kennedy Memorial Library
Look
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across 7
Word puzzle list shows clues and partial answers for a word power feature with numerous definitions and cross references. It includes entries for animals, objects, measurements, and common words, some paired with numbers indicating puzzle positions or word lengths.
SIDE GLANCES QUICK QUIZ Q A Gospel earliest
The Q A item notes Saint Mark as the earliest Gospel and Punta Arenas as the southernmost city in the world. This compact entry reflects a brief Q and A format from the newspaper’s quiz column.
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Punta Arenas
Chile
Strait of Magellan
Entero
WIN AT BRIDGE Five Trumps Were Liability
South saw a shaky but still workable contract after dummy's ace of clubs. He executed a sequence of trumps and diamond finesses to reach eight tricks, facing a potential ruffing trap. By careful play he avoided the trap, kept control, and ended with a favorable but risky position for nine or more tricks.
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Dummy
East
Senth
West
Trump
Redouble or bid three clubs in a defense question
In this bridge card problem Sersead Q asks about signaling after a two no trump bid over a double. With a new convention where two no trump shows strong trump support and defense, if partner over two double opens three clubs, today’s question asks what action to take and promises the answer tomorrow.
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Hi Yais
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