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Romans guidance on light and day ethic
A paraphrase urging believers to cast off darkness and embrace acts of honesty as in the day. The passage emphasizes waking to moral conduct and putting on moral armor to live transparently in daylight.
Oxygen System Impasse After Two Airmen Die
The deaths of two airmen in a spacecraft simulator follow the Apollo capsule fatalities and prompt a safety review. Officials weigh abandoning pure oxygen for an atmospheric mix, risking delays to the Apollo program to reduce flameout risks.
Defense of Rodeos Criticizes Friends of Animals Campaign
In an editorial tone the piece defends rodeos against Friends of Animals argument to outlaw bucking straps and shock prods. It labels the anti rodeo campaign alarmist and contends these devices cause only brief discomfort and that rodeo reflects American cowboy skill without cruelty.
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Friends of Animals
Friends of Animals, Inc
Nixon Faces Rising Progeny in 1968 Nomination Race
In Washington, Richard Nixon’s long career in politics meets rivals who owe their start to him George Romney and Charles Percy. Romney leads polls while Percy remains a well publicized dark horse, illustrating apprentices catching up to their mentor.
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Nixon quietly backs Percy to curb Romney in 1966 race
The article notes Richard Nixon’s long relationship with Percy and hints he may back Percy to siphon support from Romney. It cites Nixon’s influence in Percy’s 1966 Senate bid, and suggests Percy could become the GOP’s presidential ticket if Romney falters.
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Illinois
New Orleans
Vietniks In High Places Bring War Fears To Fore
The piece argues repeated patterns from 1917 could recur under President Johnson as critics challenge Vietnam policy. It recalls Wilson’s 1917 push for war, U.S.-Germany break, and Paris peace, warning that misperception abroad and domestic opposition risk widening the conflict with Communist powers.
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Goldwater
King Peter II Returns Quietly to Washington After War
The 42 year old former Yugoslav king Peter II, now in the United States on a State Department visa, meets a few lawmakers in quiet Washington talks. He avoids certain topics, recalling his wartime youth and the complex shift from ally to Yugoslav Communist state.
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Edwards Denounces Censorship Abroad and Hypocrisy
Edwards laments a nation that silences political expression while claiming wartime allied freedom. He questions the refusal to discuss economic conditions behind the iron curtain and Tito's socialist system. He warns that a vacillating policy may force soldiers to fight for aims diplomats later discard.
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Tito
Contemptibles and America’s early milestones cited
Factographs reference in Puerto Rico sunny climate 360 days a year and 76 degree average. The Contemptibles denote the Old Army of Great Britain in the pre Ypres defense. The first recorded male bred in America was by George Washington. One million people witnessed the Statue of Liberty unveiling on Bedloe’s Island New York October 28 1887.
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America
George Washington
Bedloe’s Island
New York
Demolays Form Glee Club In Local District
The DeMolays youth glee club draws vocalists from Preble Warren Butler and part of Montgomery County. They rehearse at the CG&E Building Todhunter Road with piano help requested. Robert Mucha directs assisted by Charles Egelston Edward Hobart is pianist. Contact Herman Lawrence Middletown High School to help. Also Twin Club interest noted for mothers of twins Mrs Glenn Gomin 2112 Spencer Lane 423 7475. Valentine’s Day a week away.
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18Th District
Preble, Warren, Butler
Montgomery County
Cg&e
Todhunter Road
DeMolay Glee Club
Robert Mucha
Charles Egelston
Edward Hobart
Glenn Gomin
Spencer Lane
Gomia
Bold forecasts for jet age as Boeing 747 and 2707 loom
Bob Considine reports on future air travel predicting the Boeing 747 will dominate in three years and the Boeing 2707 could carry 350 passengers at speeds near 1800 mph by the 1980s. He cites industry projections, orders from Olympic Airways, and designer hopes while urging readers to embrace rapid aviation advancement.
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General Electric
Lockheed
C&a
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Manhattan
Wilbur
Manhattan Engineering
Thor
Zeus Wright
Gotterdammerung
Turtles Stolen From Belle Isle Fountain Spark Souvenir Hunt
Five water-spouting bronze turtles vanish from a Belle Isle Michigan fountain. Souvenir seekers reportedly grab the items as news spreads. A business publication notes hotels lose thousands yearly to departing guests taking fixtures, hinting honesty is scarce in hospitality.
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Belle Isle
Mich
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