Cats Named For Authors Try Skateboards In Photo Replay
In a playful scene Ralph Waldo Emerson takes a turn on a skateboard before handing it to Ernest Hemingway. The trio of cats, pets of the Ernest McMichael family, pose while Mrs. McMichael, the Journal society editor, captures the moment and the cats later relax with John Updike.
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Agreement Averts Strike At Youngsville
United Brotherhood of Carpenters workers at Sherwood Star Furniture in Youngsville approved a two year contract ending a planned strike. The pact includes a 13 cent per hour raise, merit increases, enhanced holidays insurance and fringe benefits, plus a comprehensive grievance and arbitration process with no strike provisions. Local President James Black led the union team with support from Norman Vanderhoof Dick Wood Glen Burton and Tyan Haseltine. U S conciliator Grover Stainbrook and mediator Dick Woods aided negotiations with Gordon and Timothy Kay for management.
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Dick Woods
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Timothy Kay
LBJ to Speed Up Negro Voter Registration Aide heads South
Wiley H. Branton will serve as special assistant to Attorney General Katzenbach and oversee civil rights duties while urging voluntary compliance with the voting rights act. He plans frequent Southern travel to boost turnout and talks with local officials. Federal registration already operates in 19 counties across Mississippi Alabama and Louisiana with 44 680 Negroes registered. Branton may assign new federal registrars to Deep South counties.
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Panama and United States Discuss Canal Policy Shift
Congress debates canal governance with Johnson saying the 1903 treaty would be scrapped and a new pact drafted to recognize Panama’s sovereignty over the Canal Zone. Panama’s President Robles echoed the message on radio and TV, offering few operational details.
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Hear First Methodist Church Sunday Sermon
The Hear First Methodist Church invites worshippers to Sunday service at 11:00 a.m. on WOTR featuring a sermon titled The Power of Words focusing on language and impact.
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Albert Lish and the taxpayer's paradox in modern work
Hal Boyle lampoons a London laborer who avoids steady work and relies on relief payments while government programs prop up the grasshopper. The piece contrasts Aesop's ant with modern welfare, suggesting society tolerates nonwork to prevent hunger and to fulfill government duties, ending with a reflection on why people work.
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Boy Found in Miami Airport After Traumatic Flight
Mrs Elliott was to meet the boy this morning. He was found at Miami International Airport with three cents and a pocket of popup tissues. His clothes tags were removed. Doctors and psychiatrists say he is not mute or retarded, but traumatized. A Detroit woman later identified him as the youngster who flew from Willow Run, traveling with a stocky red haired woman. airline records show tickets for a couple named M. and D. Thorn with no baggage.
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Leaflet drops, B52 raids mark Viet Nam air campaign
Government forces report first leaflet drop on Haiphong and Hanoi as part of a broader aerial campaign. Soviet missiles guard nearby cities while anti aircraft fire was not encountered. Guam B52s raid Quang Ngai and Saigon fronts as Lodge defends air power amid ongoing operations. Westmoreland cites a Marine officer’s tear gas order. a Korean division joins Viet Nam command.
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Clark votes with majority on $1.78B antipoverty bill
Senator Joseph S. Clark of Pennsylvania voted with the majority in a 46 to 22 roll call on sending the $1.78 billion antipoverty bill to the President. Senator Hugh Scott was announced as paired for the measure.
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