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Notre Dame stained glass blends past and present artistry
The article contrasts churchgate discrimination in Americus with Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. It highlights Jacques Le Chevalier's new windows merging 13th century artistry with modern design, preserving historic rose windows while replacing damaged panes.
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Lynda Johnson Named Dame of the Wilderness
President Johnsons daughter Lynda Bird is accredited as a Dame of the Wilderness for her canoe and portage journey through the Superior National Forest along the Minnesota Canadian border. She says she will reserve details for a National Geographic article while highlighting the region that remains beautiful and secluded.
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Allies Aid to North Vietnam Sparks Bipartisan Outcry
Michigan Congressman Charles Chamberlain condemns six allied nations for trading with North Vietnam and receiving U.S. aid. He cites 24 ships using American ports and 75 U.S. visits since January 1964, urging Congress to cut port access and restrict aid amid Vietnam War tensions.
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Critique of government guidelines from Chase Manhattan head
George Champion of Chase Manhattan Bank attacks government by guideline as a step toward federal domination. He argues that voluntary restraint replaces controls and warns of executive-branch coercion behind a media of consensus. He cites rising federal activity and grants as proof of expansion.
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Need a Volunteer John Chamberlain Will Settlement Hold
The piece argues enduring postwar settlements rely on firm boundaries and readiness to defend them. It surveys Cold War crises from Greece to Korea, praising Truman’s doctrine and actions by General Lucius Clay while noting China’s internal revolution and the resilience of Chiang Kai-shek’s offshore islands.
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Sen Dirksen Loses Bid to Undo Court Rulings on Reapportionment
Washington report notes Sen Everett Dirksen and other lawmakers failed to reverse the Supreme Court on the one person one vote doctrine and other high court rulings across the 20th century. The piece surveys repeated attempts to curb or reverse Supreme Court decisions, with examples from desegregation, school prayer, income tax, and Roosevelt era court-packing debates, highlighting the court's enduring influence despite political pressures.
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Swell of Global Power Debate Over Police of World
A reflective column examines U S policy under Lyndon Johnson arguing the aim is preserving a wartime settlement rather than policing the world. It contrasts past hesitations with bold moves and warns a collapsing status quo could invite wider conflicts.
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First Talking Picture Shown at Sorg Theater in Middletown
On August 6 1929 Middletown's Sorg theater presented the first talking motion picture outdoors with the film In Old Arizona starring Edmund Lowe and Warner Baxter. The $15000 sound system ran smoothly as long lines formed from noon. chatter and applause signaled audience approval.
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Nations Born in Pain and the Call to Restraint
Paul Harvey argues against interventionist policing of nations, citing past overreach by England and France. He endorses Herve Alphand’s view that newly independent countries must endure freedom’s harsh lessons, with US restraint unless Communist aggression makes intervention unavoidable.
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