Goldberg Urges Peace in Viet Nam Nuclear Era
Ambassador Goldberg at Catholic University argues for a halt to hostilities and reaffirmation of Geneva agreements. He says the United States would accept reunification elections and stresses no pride will deter peace efforts. He rejects MacArthur’s victory motto as irrelevant in a nuclear age and calls for no substitute for peace.
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6 6 66 Day Sparks Curiosity in Superstitions
The article notes that the date 6 6 66 falls on a June day in the sixty sixth year and occurs about once every 11 years, yet it says this rarity should not alarm the superstitious and asks why people fear Friday the 13th or black cats less.
Racist Appeal Fails in Florida Democratic Primary
The Florida Democratic gubernatorial primary shows a shift as Mayor Robert K. High of Miami defeats Haydon Burns, reflecting waning impact of racist appeals. Burns had urged white voters to “put the Negro in his place,” but voters favored issues over such rhetoric amid national attention.
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Bureaucrats Stall Multibillion South Carolina Power Plant
Private Duke Power faces repeated delays from federal officials over a planned Keewee-Toxaway generating complex in northwestern South Carolina. Delays by Interior Secretary Udall and REA cooperatives push hearings to mid 1965 with Duke aiming to start by 1971, promising vast tax revenue and regional economic growth.
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Udall
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Appalachian Commission
Duke
Soviet Union
Reagan Wins California GOP Nomination by Wide Margin
Politicians study California results as Ronald Reagan secures the Republican nomination for governor by about two to one over George Christopher. The piece notes voter reaction, campaign finance dynamics, and the broader question of whether California shifts toward a stronger Republican state and the role of personal appeal in winning elections.
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Samuel Yorty
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Ban on Ballad of the Green Berets in East Germany
East Germany bans the song Ballad of the Green Berets amidst Communist youth protests. The piece, praising American troops, provokes ridicule from Jungle Welt and sparking letters from readers in Herzberg and Leuna.
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Billboard
Biz Journal
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Renate Follert
Herzberg
Jungle Welt
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Lotha
Leuna
Saxony
Lili Marlene
Pioneer reunion recalls Monroe settlers in 1874 diary
In Monroe Ohio the Butler and Warren County Pioneer Association held its fourth annual meet noting 5000 attendees at Probasco's Grove. Journal sketches recount early Miami Valley life, with tales of singing school spark and frontier chores from 1790s to 1820s including corn husking and primitive farming tools.
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John P. Thompson
Monroe
Paul Harvey on Morality and Moral Law in Modern Society
Paul Harvey argues that moral law, rooted in Bible is unchanging, despite wide debate over what constitutes sin. He contrasts outdated views of social conduct with biblical standards on rebellion, pornography, and public decency, urging adherence to timeless moral principles.
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