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Love Without Action Is a Noisy Clanging Gong
A religious reflection cites First Corinthians thirteen, noting that speaking in human or angelic tongues lacks value without love. The passage emphasizes love as the essential virtue guiding speech and deeds.
Women run Rotzo Italy spark town revival
In Rotzo Italy a female-led town government has revitalized the sagging economy. The elected women rebuilt the school planted 18000 saplings and planned better national ties while gladdening locals but male resentment simmers over loss of political control. If reforms falter Rotzo risks renewed decline.
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Crippling the Law and Civil Rights Lawyers
The ACLU asks the U S Supreme Court to overturn contempt convictions of two Virginia Negro civil rights lawyers. Convicted in Hopewell Circuit Court three years ago, upheld by the state supreme court, the case is cited as part of ongoing harassment of lawyers in the equal rights struggle. A ruling would threaten official pressure that hampers fair justice.
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House votes 367 to 29 on presidential disability amendment
The House approves a constitutional amendment addressing presidential disability and vice presidency vacancy by a wide margin. Senate action is urged to enable ratification by states. The piece cites Lincoln and Kennedy era events to stress urgency and need for a clear national procedure.
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Westbrook State Bank Mirror of Small Town Prosperity
Rolf Hage built Westbrook State Bank in Minnesota's Little City on Route 0 starting January 2 1946 with 500 shares at 130 each. The bank now serves 1200 depositors with 3 5 million in the till, employing ten staff and balancing time money, demand accounts, and investments in mortgages, real estate, and bonds while facing FDIC and state scrutiny.
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Russians To Get Autos In Soviet Five Year Plan
In a Kosygin speech the Soviet Union signals private car ownership will be allowed under a new five year plan. Pressure on transport grows as cars become a proof of living standards, with Moscow prices around 4400 dollars for a five passenger sedan and average wages near 110 dollars a month.
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US Delayed Reform Across Civil Rights and Welfare
The piece notes long US delays in health care for the aged voting rights protection and disability rights, contrasting with Britain and France. It cites the 15th Amendment, Kennedy era action, and looming constitutional amendments while detailing past Supreme Court rulings on tax, segregation, and unemployment insurance.
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Don't drop Blue Cross Blue Shield now or before July 1966
Dave Regan warns pensioners not to drop Blue Cross and Blue Shield as Medicare reforms loom. The Medicare bill won’t pass or take effect before July 1966, with Senate changes possible and Hospital Care advising to wait for official guidance. Government rules on supplementary coverage and doctor bill protection remain unclear, giving members time to decide.
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Broadway links and nightlife beat as stars swirl
Dorothy Kilgallen notes possible reconciliation for George C Scott and Colleen Dewhurst as Ava Gardners romance ends. New York clubs move to earlier closing times with many venues shuttering by midnight. Streisand plans to record You're Gonna Hear From Me while film plans surface for Mississippi workers murder site. Jacques Bergerac and Debbie Power Loew date again and Brando weighs Romy Schneider deal.
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Brazil's Size and Population Mark Largest South American Nation
Factographs state Brazil holds the largest area and population in South America. The article notes royal titles, with princes and princesses addressed as His or Her Royal Highness.
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