Supreme Court ruling on Bond case tests legislative seat power
The Supreme Court ruled Georgia legislators cannot bar Julian Bond for his speech or for draft card burning and urging draft evasion. The court upheld free speech rights while acknowledging states may determine seat eligibility, but not on grounds denying voice on controversial matters. Ralph Nader proposes mandatory repairs for known auto defects to protect others on the road.
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Saturn V static test signals lunar mission milestone
The successful six minute static firing of the Saturn V booster demonstrates the massive power needed to launch the 47 ton three man Apollo toward the moon. Engineers report about 21 million horsepower generated, enough to lift 50 Gemini capsules, advancing NASA toward the 1970 launch goal.
Quietness and partnership fuel a factory's success
A textile manufacturer narrates how quiet reflection and faith shaped his business. He recalls an elderly clock, a Quaker gathering, and a room where he and partners prayed, trusting God as a third partner to guide loans, vision, and growth.
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Real Howard Johnson Stand Up Call Brings Comedy
A quirky column follows Howard Johnson 32 of 1699 Brentwood St as he seeks taxi for 16 to the Black Angus in Pittsburgh and envisions a Howard Johnsons Holiday Inn franchise. Includes a cheeky note about a German nude painting priced at 350 and local shop oddities.
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Las Vegas Gambling Under Siege by Fraudulent Dice Ring
FBI raids Tulsa warehouse arresting Jack Kress for loading dice and marked cards. Seized were hundreds of decks branded for Las Vegas hotels and Reno venues and devices for cheating. Commentary links racketeering to skimmed profits and calls Nevada officials to curb casino expansion.
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Hindu Belief Highlights Vast Number of Deities
The article notes that Hindus worship around 330 million gods and goddesses. It references the common view of multiple divine figures in Hindu practice and belief.
Retirement Dreams and Realities Across Three Men
A column contrasts three retirement visions. A factory worker plans simple living and no work, a vice president vows leisure at the Country Club, and a federal retiree imagines field trips, rock-hounding, rug making, and a shop filled with tools. A call to request a booklet on golden years.
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Readers vent on prices stamps and teen freedom in Middletown letters
In letters to the editor a reader urges lower grocery costs avoiding trading stamps and laments trade restrictions. A student from Middletown High School warns about teenagers asserting freedoms while fearing social disorder and legal age issues.
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Middletown teens seek a youth center for weekend fun
A letter from a local resident calls for a teenage club in Middletown. The writer, wishing a nonalcoholic hangout, asks for a dedicated space with dances, friends, and local teen bands, noting growing city size and limited options beyond school games and YMCA dances.
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