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Mass in English signals Vatican Council liturgy shift
The Vatican Council era modernization brings English mass to the United States. At St Louis the Liturgical Conference marked a milestone with laymen and clergy observing English liturgy, ahead of a nationwide roll out next November 29. The change aims to improve direct clergy laity communication and demonstrate aggiornamento toward Christian unity. The Cyprus note hints at broader regional reactions.
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Space leadership intact despite Gemini pad damage
The article notes a setback from lightning at the Gemini launch pad but asserts U S space preeminence remains. It highlights Syncom 3 and Nimbus as milestones in global communications and weather observation, stressing continued American leadership in space research and technology.
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Ban the Bomb Group Attacks Goldwater at DNC
At Atlantic City Women Strike For Peace urged repudiation of Barry Goldwater and nuclear brinkmanship. WSP leaders predicted Johnson would gain support from peace voters while scientists and engineers backed disarmament efforts through a new Democratic committee. Seymour Melman and SANE figures pressed for defense cuts as Johnson claimed military budget reductions.
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Barry Goldwater
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Lyndon Johnson
Democratic Platform Committee
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Jerome Weisner
Massachusettts Institute of Technology
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Benjamin Spock
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Defense
Roswell Gilpatrick
Milky Way as a star belt and light-speed in water
The Milky Way spans the sky as a band containing countless stars too distant to resolve individually without a telescope. Sound travels four and a half times faster in water than in air. A steel ball bounces higher than a rubber ball due to steel's superior elasticity.
Verbal Overkill Darkens Atlantic City Convention Debate
The piece critiques the relentless name calling at the Democratic and Republican conventions. It highlights Eric Goldman’s call for ideologically flexible governance and warns that endless charges of extremism and irresponsibility may fatigue voters. The essay notes figures like Barry Goldwater and LBJ, urging fresh campaigning ideas to replace verbal overkill.
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Atlantic City
Richard Hughes
New Jersey
John Pastore
Rhode Island
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White House
Erik Dorn
Ben Hecht
Beeping Aide Fails to Reach LBJ at Atlantic City Convention
Story recalls Walter Jenkins, presidential aide, enduring days of footsore wandering on Atlantic City boardwalk during the Democratic national convention. Jenkins carried a paging device to contact LBJ while keeping in constant reach with key convention men, though no one could be within 4.01 miles of another.
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John Kennedy
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William Proxmire
Nixon
West Virginia
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Atlantic City
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Mr. Jenkin
Devil's Island
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Lyndon B. Johnson
LBJ
Today in History and Nixon era recall at Atlantic City
Highlights recall Oliver Wendell Holmes born in Cambridge in 1809 and Hindenburg, Queen Astrid, Hitler Mussolini talks, Copenhagen uprising, Halsey in Tokyo Bay. A 1964 political piece describes Ladybird Johnson arrival, Lyndon supporters, and a rain-soaked nominating night in Atlantic City with Jenkins and Perle Mesta crowd.
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Harvard
Hima Motis
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Paul von Hindenburg
Astrid
Belgium
Switzerland
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Copenhagen
Autograph book memories from Middletown school era
A Middletown diary entry from August 31 1856 describes Mary Walter’s popular Souvenir Album filled with verses from classmates and teachers. Notable lines come from John Holmes and others. poems praise friendship memory and the town’s social joys.
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Estreilita Horoscope Outlooks For Tomorrow And The Day After
The zodiac message notes staying tactful in personal relationships and cautious in travel as planetary restrictions ease. It highlights opportunities in occupational matters from now through September with gains in mid December, late March, May, and next June, plus favorable finances in November and early 1965.
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