British reactions to Lexington and Concord and Canada vote
A summary of British responses to Lexington and Concord, including mixed feelings among officials, calls for force, and reinforcements arriving in Boston. It notes Continental Congress decisions on Canada and the later shift to a military attempt. Also described is the failed Adams settlement move to San Antonio with severe hardships, deaths, and long three month journey.
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Massachusetts
Arthur Lee
London
Great Britain
Lexington and Concord
England
America
Lexington and
Concord
Boston
Howe
Burgoyne
Clinton
Continental Congress
Canada
Congress
Con
Gress
Spanish Texas
Adams
San Antonio
H. E. Bolton
Aries to Pisces Zodiac Forecast July 28 1960
Horoscope column by Dr. Andrew W. Damis covers June 22 to June 28. It notes mature attitudes in most signs, potential reversals, increased responsibilities, possible misgivings about help or finances, and a chance of unexpected aid or emotional reactions among associates. It invites readers to submit birth data for a personalized profile.
Luxuries We Cannot Afford For Our Nation and Time
A columnist argues Webster’s luxury means extravagant indulgence and cites individual and national examples. He warns against easy solutions to problems and urges shared sacrifice and adherence to laws to avoid chaos and anarchy. He cites Vietnam era involvement and warns against isolation or indulgence in restlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Webster
Webster
Israel
Two Local Weekend Attractions in Brownfield
Brownfield lists two notable events this week. The Heritage Museum hosts a traveling exhibit on the black era of the American Revolution from 2 to 4 p m on Wednesdays and Sundays with free admittance for members and 25 cents for others, open until July 6. A wild pony express race runs Friday and Saturday at 8 30 p m at the Rodeo Arena, promising excitement.
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Brownfield
Smithsonian
Heritage Museum
Rodeo Arena
Nuclear energy and breeder reactors in the race for future power
The piece argues fusion and solar as ideal sources while urging U S funding for breeder reactors. It notes the Clinch River project unpaid by Congress, the USSR already operating a liquid metal fast breeder, and England and France with smaller units. It warns of energy dependence costs and calls for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
Clinch River
Tennessee
Congress
Ussr
Newborns at Local Hospital Celebrate Three Additions
Mr and Mrs Narcisco Martinez welcomed a daughter Marsha Marie born at 1 52 am June 10 weight 6 lbs 9 2 oz. Mr and Mrs Billy Don McCormick welcomed a daughter Stephene Deeon born 2 08 pm June 12 weight 6 lbs S oz. Mr and Mrs Donald Edward Puryear welcomed a son Douglas Paul born 1 20 pm June 16 weight 6 lbs 2 oz.
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Narcisco Martinez
Marsha Marie
Billy Don McCormick
Stephene Deeon
Donald Edward Puryear
Douglas Paul
God's Five Minutes On The International Highway trip notes
The narrator travels between Yoho National Park in Alberta and Vancouver in British Columbia. They describe white snow clouds dancing over mountains near Kicking Horse Pass and interpret the scene as a divine welcome. The piece ends with a reference to Christ and Mark 13:26 about coming in the clouds with power and glory.
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Yoho National Park
Alberta
Vancouver
British Columbia
Kicking Horse Pass
God
Christ
Heaven
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