Editorial on Greek regime and Powell case critique
The piece condemns Greece's government for threats of execution in an embassy statement and questions due process. It then analyzes the Warren court Powell case, arguing Congress should expel or wait for legal resolution, urging patience for justice and back pay disputes.
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Auto Industry Drives Kentucky Economy in 1968 Report
A Motor Vehicles Association release details Kentucky forges a large economic base with 331000 jobs linked to vehicle manufacture sale service and use. The report notes highway sectors account for 24 percent of retail trade and payments into state and local governments exceed 3 million annually.
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Poe Poem On Israfel Inspires A Mid Eastern Myth Figure
The quiz notes Israfel as the figure of Middle East myth in Poe's poem and cites the Koran saying Israfel, the archangel, was tasked with sounding the trumpet of the resurrection. It also mentions that many scholars attribute the New Testament Acts to Luke and notes Thanksgiving was fixed to the fourth Thursday of November by 1941 federal law.
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Miniskirt Trend Sparks New York City Spring Fashion
Hal Boyle notes Manhattan as the miniskirt capital as spring prompts shoppers to compare styles. He visits stores, surveys shoppers, and remarks on shorter skirts, nylon hose, and the enduring shock of leg exposure, while city life and sidewalk crowds underline the fashion moment.
Hearing aid and ear health Q and A summary
A medical column offers guidance on hearing loss from eardrum perforation and middle ear damage, noting hearing aids help when the nerve is intact. It covers nerve deafness, wax buildup risks, safe wax removal, swimmer's ear treatments, prevention, and cosmetic ear differences needing a plastic surgeon.
Lindsay May Win Re election Despite GOP Loss
Lindsay, running as Liberal party nominee, faces Marchi in New York mayoral race with Black and Puerto Rican support, while Republican voters split with Conservative choices. Marchi led in primary but Lindsay could still regain traction through targeted turnout and law and order themes amid broader party dynamics.
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Dear Abby Letters on Lies Home Feelings and Ministers
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