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Newspaper
Corbin Sunday Times
Location
Corbin, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1969
Page
4
NEA Washington correspondent reports a private discussion with a former SDS member who describes feeling isolated in school and society. He joined the movement seeking belonging and action, contrasting his family and teachers' focus on grades with a need for meaning and communal ties.
A reader asks if a marriage without affection is viable and Abby advises a medical exam for the husband. Other letters seek guidance on a hurtful dinner invitation, and a newlywed’s mustache conflict with a spouse. Abby notes deeper issues beyond surface friction.
The quiz answer notes that Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s fourth presidential oath occurred on the south portico of the White House, highlighting the ceremonial setting for this unusual fourth term affirmation.
A reader from King's Trucktown urges clearer signs at the North Corbin interchange to guide trucks away from City Dam road after I-75 opened. He cites multiple accidents and deaths near the business, blaming speed and alcohol, and asks for flashing lights and large signs to prevent future loss of life.
A health column explains dizziness from a sudden blood pressure drop and suggests daily exercise and long walks to condition the body. It notes that vertigo stems from inner ear irritation and lists possible causes and remedies.
The text presents three trivia prompts with concise answers. It cites Joan of Arc at 17 leading French victory at Orleans, a dubious claim about a 1968 German shepherd giving birth to a 17 pups, and a kangaroo leap of about 25 feet for a great jumper.
The piece argues campus revolts reflect moral duplicity in history and cites Washington Jefferson as slaveowners. It questions judging founders harshly while noting Civil War costs and ongoing racial strife, urging restraint and dialogue over new civil conflict.
Hal Boyle shares humorous vignettes about Pooch the dog mixing breeds and misbehaving in various ways. The piece contrasts the dog's stubborn laziness with the owners’ exasperated affection and features quips about dog hair, collars, baths, and mealtime. It also includes a brief joke Q&A about U.S. politics and university admissions.
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