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A Thing Of The Heart and Lincoln’s Civil Rights Call
A 1964 reflection links Lincoln’s emancipation to ongoing civil rights progress. It urges rededication to the heart's resolve to act for equality, noting the long road since emancipation and the need for personal commitment beyond words. A final quip about a new camera mocks Democratic vice presidential contenders.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Channel tunnel plan gains British French backing
The British and French governments agree to build a Channel tunnel linking England and the Continent for a direct rail line to boost trade. The move follows economic motives and hints at closer political ties after De Gaulle's veto of Britain's Common Market application.
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Napoleon
English Channel
France
England
de Gaulle
Britain
Channel Tunnel
1914: Wilson?s embargo lift and Mexican conflict shapes history
February 1914 marked U S moves that opened arms to Carranza against Huerta and led to the Tampico affair. Huerta fled after Vera Cruz, Carranza's rise spurred Villa raids and Columbus NM killings prompting Pershing to lead the expedition. The Archduke Ferdinand assassination then drew the United States into World War I. By war end 4.355 million served and 364000 died. Veterans recall the long-ago year.
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Woodrow Wilson
Mexico
Victoriano Huerta
Carranza
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Tampico
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Congress
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Pancho Villa
Columbus
N.M
Pershing
Helen Kane’s Lambs Night Recalls Golden Era Glamour
The Lambs club hosts Helen Kane in a candid evening with Dan Healy as guests share unrehearsed anecdotes about Kane’s career. The gathering features figures like Bert Wheeler Allan Mowbray and Johnny Johnston while Kane discusses past hits and battles with cancer.
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Harry Delmar
Frank Fay
Fay
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Harvey
the Lambs
Joe Frisco
Frisco
Uncle Sam
Hollywood
Mocambo
Baker Case Reframes Trust In Public Officials
The Baker case prompts questions about ethics for national state and local officials. It highlights conflicts of interest, funds flowing to districts, and the ease with which gifts and business ties can blur lines between private gain and public duty. The episode haunts public service with a damaged trust.
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Bobby Baker
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United States
America
Congress
Baker
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Broadway Grapevine Sees Moonlight and Major Stars in Play Suits
Dorothy Kilgallen notes an Arthur Miller friend crafting a Marilyn Monroe play for fall, Loew's sues Eddie Fisher for unpaid debts during an Americana visit, Donavan may rise to mayor or governor, Diahann Carroll and Sidney Poitier plan nuptials, Sally Ann Howes battles a fever as rehearsals continue.
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Loew's Hotels
Eddie Fisher
James B. Donovan
Board of Education
New York
Diahann Carroll
Sidney Poitier
Sally Ann Howes
Sammy
Dad Missing Brings Home Front Woes And Neighborly Help
A Lebanon housewife laments the absence of Myles Pence from Grandview Hospital Dayion and recounts the day’s mishaps at home. Armco worker Pence hopes neighbors send him a message. A Middletown High School Chile and Fish Supper Friday benefits American Field Service activities.
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Middletown
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Hairdressers Hold Saturday Dance At Hamilton Legion
The Butler County hairdressers club plans a Saturday night dance at the American Legion Home on Second Street in Hamilton. The county unit previously failed to specify the venue. Tickets will be available at the door.
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American Legion
Second Street
Hamilton
Nixon favored by California Republicans in Johnson clash
In Palm Springs Kilduff meets Mayor Bogert who says California Republicans prefer Nixon to oppose Johnson. The piece notes current White House lobbying, cabinet influence on Congress, and LBJ’s frequent calls to lawmakers as March events loom. It also mentions an upcoming Wildlife Management Institute convention in Las Vegas and references figures Nixon and Stevenson without fixed addresses.
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Larry Peerce
Mel Ferrer
Audrey Hepburn
Claude Renoir
el Greco
Renoir
Paris
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Monsieur Renoir
Maximilian Schell
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White House
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Palm Springs
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Mexico
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Factographs on New Guinea skulls and sea life curiosities
Factographs describe headhunting and cannibal practices in New Guinea with skull necklaces and bone crafts. They note revived snail behavior and the peregrine falcon's speed. Also mentioned are a historical 285 foot bar in Mildura and large seaweed farming by Japan.
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