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John 3 16 Bible Verse Quoted
A quotation from John chapter 3 verse 16 notes that God loved the world and gave his only begotten Son so that believers may have eternal life. The line emphasizes faith in Jesus as the path to salvation.
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John
There Is Time And It Is Now Move Against Pollution
The Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce offers its services to the City Commission to combat air and water pollution. It urges every resident to join a nationwide movement, stressing that limited air and water supplies threaten health and survival if not protected. The piece warns of rising pollution costs and the need for collective action now.
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Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce
City Commission
Morality in Films and Censorship Debates
A critique argues censorship fixates on sex while violence harms youth, citing Denmark's ban on The Wild Angels and noting Protestant Churches praise Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf for humane portrayal of human dilemmas. The piece contends morality on screen lies beyond sexual taboos.
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Danish Film Censorship Board
Censorship Board
National Council of Churches
Virginia Woolf
Rebel doctor Trewhella opposed by critics ends life
Arthur Trewhella, once a controversial sex education advocate, dies after a hospital elevator incident. The piece contrasts his bold stance on teenage sexuality with current views, noting changes in sex education and the rise of programs like Teen-Age Alert led by Dr. David Lehman in Broward County.
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Trewhella
Hudson County Medical Society of
New Jersey
Trewheila
Bud
Bobby
American Medical Association
Trewdella
Cana Group
David Lehman
Broward County
Flor- Trewhella
Lehman
Constitutional questions linger over acting attorney general acts
The article questions legitimacy of acting attorney generals during recess and examines whether actions taken under the Civil Rights Act of 1964 remain valid. It notes Nicholas Katzenbach’s 1964 interim duties, Ramsey Clark’s nonappointment, and the sequence of Kennedy’s 1964 resignation, Senate adjournment, and delayed nomination.
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United States
Gener
Nicholas Katzenbach
Senate
Joanson
Johnson
Ramsey Clark
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Katzenbach
Residents chastise ham radio nuisance in informal letter
A Middletown resident complains about ham radio interference to household devices and criticizes a local amateur operator. The letter praises ham radio in disasters but calls some operators a nuisance and questions ongoing frequency chatter.
Indonesia Firing of 25000 Teachers Hits Java Island
Indonesian government dismisses 25 000 teachers on Java Island over alleged Communist activity. The actions draw criticism from unions while some view it as a harsh reform measure amid national security concerns. Japan promotes ruby tipped pens marketed as lasting longer than standard ballpoints, appealing to those seeking durable writing instruments.
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Questioning the legality of acting attorney general rulings
The piece debates whether the 1953 reorgan ization act allowing a deputy to serve as acting attorney general is constitutional. It questions recess appointments and argues prolonged acting tenure could face court challenges and undermine Senate oversight during new sessions.
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Senate
Dog Walks Turn One Mile Into Unplanned Exercise
Dave Regan writes that a daily mile walk is a doctor recommended target for heart health but real life with a dog makes the routine hard to maintain. He recalls a vacationing hound forcing longer evening strolls and even leading them in circles around their own street.
Buckley on Western Complacency Toward Vietnam Terrorism
In Saigon, a Psywar captain argues Westerners misunderstand terrorism in Vietnam as he notes Viet Cong killings of civilians and teachers. The piece contrasts Western outrage with Vietnamese perceptions and cites Allied attitudes, propaganda, and historical examples to suggest terrorism aids Viet Cong while Westerners remain morally outraged.
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West
Quang Tin
Anne Frank
Lidice
Psywar
Peywar
New York City
Castro
Sierra Maestra
America
St. Francis of Assisi
John Steinbeck
Soviet Union
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