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Men Ought Always to Pray and Not Faint
A religious meditation urging endurance in prayer citing Luxe 18:1. The exhortation emphasizes steadfast spirit and continual communication with the divine, encouraging believers to persist without giving in to discouragement.
There is Hope for the Indian Uproar Lies in Reform Efforts
A Senate inquiry highlights years of neglect under the Bureau of Indian Affairs with 8,000 Indian children kept from school in 1965 and about half the Indian work force unemployed. Secretary Udall calls for major reform and Robert Bennett, the first Indian bureau head in a century, must report in 90 days on steps to improve housing, income, and education. The pace may rise, but full equality remains distant.
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Rocks Replace Cars to Battle the Sea at Long Beach
Long Beach Township New Jersey learned a costly lesson as old junked cars failed to hold back the Atlantic. After storms in 1962 washed out homes, officials dumped rusting hulks into cavities. the sea tore them apart. They now plan dumping rock fill to fortify the shore, hoping rock outlasts rust and, if broken, adds sand rather than scrap metal.
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Big Fuss Over Mean Li'l Kid Mickey Stranger Night
A quiet street tale turns tense as Mickey Grynowski, an eight year old known for mischief, goes missing. Neighbors alert police, search across buildings, and a communityMood shifts from feud to concern as Moran and Tessie face fear and Geiger shoos for poetry in a tense, uneasy night.
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Harrowing Dowling Letter to Con Edison Over Billing
A New Yorker William James Dowling chronicles a long, tangled dispute with Consolidated Edison over deposits and bills after moving from 230 East 44th Street to 40-05 Hampton Street Elmhurst. He recalls misapplied addresses, bounced checks, credits, and a mistaken bill while noting extra frustrations with customer service. The anecdote ends with a lighter aside about airline tickets and a chef’s lunch choice.
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Ruth Montgomery Agitators and Racists Hold Back Negro Advance
Washington report notes 29 months under Johnson see greater civil economic and political gains for Negroes yet militants and perceived agitators undermine progress. Whites who supported LBJ in 1964 now split on domestic policy and Viet Nam. Education and cooperation are urged to reduce violence and advance equality.
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Facts About Prairie Dogs and Inuit Boats
Prairie dogs are large fat ground squirrels living in colonies called towns. Kayaks and umiaks are walrus skin boats used by Eskimos. Most insects have a brain in the head with two parts. A ton mile measures moving one ton of freight one mile. The resting heart pumps about four to six quarts of blood per minute. Pigeon English blends French English and Portuguese.
Zoning and deceit in city regulations attack rights
A reader blasts officials for altering zoning rules since July, calling planned zoning a coverup that harms homeowners, inflates taxes, and favors developers. The letter equates current governance with oligarchy, urges a moral cleanse, and ties reform to April cleanup efforts.
To the Editor on capital punishment and morals
Gurthe Schaeffer argues against capital punishment citing the Ten Commandments and Golden Rule. She asserts taking a life by the state mirrors murder and equates punishment with bear baiting and witch burning as archaic practices.
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Hal Boyle Read Mail Get Smart
New York AP column surveys. A humorous roundup of maxims on marriage, air pollution costs, and personal creed lines from Satchel Paige. Factual tidbits include quotes, historical notes, and pop culture references from various figures.
Today in History highlights for April 25, 1966
On April 25 1966 the Associated Press notes key events from history. 1945 representatives of 46 nations met in San Francisco to draft the United Nations Charter. 1862 Adm Farragut captured New Orleans. 1910 Charles Evans Hughes appointed to the Supreme Court. 1917 China entered World War I against Germany. 1940 U S neutrality laws applied to Germany. 1945 Moscow announced encirclement of Berlin. Ten years ago easing of trade with the Soviet Union. Five years ago Algeria rebels in Algiers. One year ago steel producers and United Steelworkers Union reach agreement to avert a strike.
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