Fish Widows and the Bark of Fishing Traditions
In a humorous exchange two sisters recount how their husbands dubbed them fish widows after a trip, then prove their own skills by catching 22 large night crawlers and 22 dogfish. The men are chagrined yet later concede to take the wives along, learning to bait hooks.
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Books By United Press International Discovery by Stefansson
Book notes review of Discovery by Vilhjalmur Stefansson and Royal Raiders by North Callahan, The Incongruous Spy by John Le Carre, and Rebels in the Streets by Kitty Hanson. Highlights Stefansson's Arctic diet findings and life, Callahan on Tory influence in the American Revolution, Le Carre’s Smiley novels, and Hanson on New York girl gangs and social reform.
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Financing The United Nations System review
John G. Stoessinger and Associates analyze the UN financial structure and risk of bankruptcy due to peacekeeping costs. The Brookings Institution publishes the study at $6.75, assessing funding challenges and sustainability of the world organization.
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Lighter Side recalls tavern nights in colonial Williamsburg
A UPI item recounts Williamsburg taverns in pre revolutionary times where patriots met and plotted against Britain. It highlights Jefferson’s 1763 dance hangover and a 1730 land deal sealed with arrack punch, plus later toasts at Raleigh Tavern with Thomas Tyler and others.
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Reform seek to change the electoral college system
Senator Karl Mundt and allies push Senate Joint Resolution 12 to reform the electoral college. The proposal aims to end winner take all in many states and reduce influence of big city pressure groups. An inquiry to Mundt’s office in Washington, D.C. would provide further details.
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MANNERS by millet Be up-to-date on words
The note redefines common terms used in etiquette guidance urging modern usage. A limb is a leg and drapes are window coverings, with the text listing four draperies as examples.
U S Support Continues Amid Viet Cong Attacks
News report on Viet Nam operations describes a monsoon season, a battle 50 miles northeast of Saigon where an outnumbered Vietnamese patrol, aided by 60 irregulars, faced a large assault. Three Americans and 60 Vietnamese disappeared. A U S spokesman said they might have been captured, with names withheld. One officer and two enlisted men were among the missing.
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Founding Fathers Drink Mix Recalled in Simple Recipe
A fragment describes making arrack punch by combining orange juice with boi dan sugar and Ho. The text shows the ease of preparation and mentions notable figures in a casual, unfinished note.
Clash of Kearsarge and Alabama Off Cherbourg
The Alabama commanded by Raphael Semmes met the Union ship Kearsarge under John A. Winslow outside Cherbourg harbor. After a tense battle at close range, the Alabama sank, and Semmes, wounded, survived, while Winslow's ship sustained damage but captured the Confederate cruiser’s flag and claimed victory.
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Church Members Picket Topless Bathing Suit Display
In Dallas a Baptist church led by Rev. Ed Wright picketed an Orchid Shop window showing a topless bathing suit on a dummy. Leaders denounced the display as unchristian while owner Cash Cashion was away in New York. Store traffic increased as sales remained brisk.
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Almanac Highlights and Historical Notes for June 22 1964
Almanac notes Monday June 22 the 174th day of 1964 with 192 to follow. The moon nearing full, visible planets Jupiter Saturn and Mars. Historical items include 1870 Justice Department creation 1874 osteopathy established 1940 France falls to Germany 1942 postal film V sent to troops. Chaucer quote ends with a thought for the day.
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The Childress Index Publication Notice
The Childress Index announces Morrie Higrey as publisher and Tom C Higley as assistant publisher with E Maddieston as general manager and Marie King as business manager. Mechanical superintendent is Gien Stiner. Published in Childress Texas on April 1 1930.
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