The Spirit of Christmas in a Nation at War 1966
The piece reflects on Christmas as a source of love and goodwill amid Americans serving abroad in active conflict. It emphasizes Jesus teachings, unity, peace, and daily living improvements as the holiday's enduring meaning beyond commercial aspects.
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Santa Claus
Justice For The Innocent and the Legal Process
The piece criticizes rising legal protections and Supreme Court rulings that free confessed murderers on technicalities. It notes a five to four Warren Court decision expanding the right to counsel and silence, with Philadelphia reporting 56 percent of arrestees refusing to answer. It warns that increased refusals and outside pressure threaten law and order nationwide.
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Earl Warren
Philadelphia
Fragmentary musings on media and society with scattered quotes
The excerpt laments modern popular music and television ads urging restraint on cigarette marketing. It questions audience intelligence and cites a debated point about Jesus drinking wine, concluding with a note that giving is more blessed than receiving.
Christmas Sermon by Willis E. Stone a Faithful Reflective Piece
A Christmas piece reflecting on the Nativity and the meaning of peace and justice. It contrasts tyrants with Christ's teaching of equality, liberty, and the Golden Rule, urging daily living by faith, courage, and moral governance. The author notes Christmas as a guide to global peace and cites America as a hope amid tyrannies.
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The Man Who Cried All The Way Home chapter tease
Dolores Hitchens crafts a noir scene in which Doris Chenoweth confronts murder rumors after her husband Sargent Chenoweth is found dead near a California reservoir. Uncle Chuck Sadler, a crippled but sharp retired lawyer, probes clues while uncovering an affair with a teenage blonde and a costly estate in need of settlement.
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This Day In History December 23 1966
United Press International notes December 23 1966 as the 357th day of the year with eight to follow. It recalls Washington resigning his commission in 1783 and Mount Vernon, NBC founding a coast to coast network in 1928, Tojo and war leaders being hanged in 1948, and Lavrenti Beria executed in 1953.
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Love Your Enemies Bless Them That Curse You
A brief admonition quoted from a sermon exhorting forgiveness and kindness toward those who oppose you. It emphasizes turning the other cheek and extending grace rather than retaliation. The line appears as a moral directive within a broader religious discourse.
Rusk to Speak at Abilene University Ceremony
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will speak at Hardin-Simmons University on January 27 and receive an honorary doctorate, officials announced. The event will feature Rusk addressing students and faculty on a day of campus ceremonies.
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Abilene Ups
Dean Rusk
Hardin-Simmons University
Rusk
Noted violinist Menuhin debut with San Francisco Symphony
Noted violinist Yehudi Menuhin made his debut with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra in 1923 at the age of seven, marking a remarkable early start to a storied career.
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San Francisco
Symphony Orchestra
Dear Heloise readers share clever home tricks and tips
A letter page prints practical hints from readers on humidity with a child, sterilizing squeeze bottles for mouthwash, clothespin travel on a waist-apron hoop, beating egg whites for lighter meatloaf, removing candle wax by freezing, labeling storm-door screens, decorating a tree with nylon net, and a note on 194! Brooklyn Dodgers helmets.
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Billie J. Mclanie
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Junk Text From Daily Azawes
A cryptic crossword style clue list appears with scattered misprints and garbled phrases. The legible items include multiple letter and word fragments, partial clues for across entries, and stray capitalized words. The text also contains unreadable remnants and a trailing tag suggesting encrypted content.
A Cryptogram Quotation Reveals Reputations History
Yesterday's cryptoquote reads ALL REPUTATIONS BACK AGE REVISES VERY FEW IMMUTABLE MIEN HAS HISTORY TQ SHOW Emerson. The sample notes a letter substitution puzzle with a quoted maxim and attribution.
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