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News-Journal Inc
Brats Tarnish Fort Lauderdale Spring Break Image
The editorial blasts college students for vandalism and law breaking in Fort Lauderdale during spring vacation. It denounces beer guzzling, bed pushing, and public disorder while urging students to return home and criticizing Nixon's call for new blood in the Republican party.
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Peace Corps
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
America
Florida
Junior
Vote Against Tyranny and US Stand in Angola Debate
The piece defends the US stance at the United Nations urging more freedom in Angola and a debate on the situation. It argues US action opposed Portugal's repressive rule, notes mixed backing in Security Council votes, and frames the choice as principled rather than expedient. It ends by questioning a rematch between Johansson and a sports figure over financial motives.
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Angola
Portugal
West Africa
United States
United Nations
Angolese
General Assembly
Security Council
Soviet Union
Dirksen
Uncle Sam
Off To The Circus A Michigan Professor Dreams
A Michigan professor quitting academia to join a circus returns to a nostalgic tale of a former colleague who sought to be a cowpoke after a year as a cub reporter. He learns cowpokes earned little, delaying the plan, while musing on a world where all jobs paid equally, a dream the professor hints at pursuing.
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Michigan
Oneness in Faith of Jews During Passover in Jerusalem
Jim Bishop paints the Passover in Jerusalem with detailed temple rituals, the high priest’s rites, and the collective Jewish devotion. He notes the loyal 300,000 inside the walls and 200,000 on the Mount of Olives, plus the vast temple complex and the central belief in one God, one temple, one nation.
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Moab
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Jerusalem
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Mount of Offense
Moses
Egypt
Solomon
Yahweh
Motion Picture Council Meets On Double Features
Mrs R V Crist led a workshop on double features during a Motion Picture Council meeting at Mrs J M Leighton’s home. Aeronca President Carl Friedlander announced plans to produce a four place family type airplane. Nick Reveios, 53, co owner of Elite Confectionary since 1909, died at Middletown Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage at the store.
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J. M. Leighton
Aeronca
Friedlander
Nick Revelos
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Elite
Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
Soviets Will Win Laos Aim Through Neutrality Plan
The piece argues Moscow will prevail in Lao politics via staged cease fires and neutral government schemes. It notes Western diplomacy stalls, warns of Communist takeovers in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, and doubts allied resolve to act decisively against Khrushchev.
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Africa
Poland
Czechoslovakia
China
Indo-China
Patch
Rusk
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Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
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Russia
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United Nations
Congo
London
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Short Cut Fixes to Government Errors Noted
Washington officials explore quicker remedies than new laws to curb price fixing in the electrical industry and other curious government missteps. A Patman Kennedy executive order path aims to cut months of red tape, while a Library of Congress misfiled grass sex life inquiry yields an erudite report underscored in red.
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Samuel Shaffer
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Newsweek Magazine
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Hep
Bobby Kennedy
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Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Library of Congress
Hlatt
Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow and August Plans
The astrology note urges Estrellita to value advice and community involvement while avoiding new ventures this period. It highlights August and November as strong for investments and business moves, warns tact in relationships, and notes Aries traits of emotional drive and opportunism. A December property opportunity is also mentioned.
Iactographs and Socotra Martial Penalties
Iactographs note the star Epsilon Aurigae is about 2000 times the Sun’s diameter. On Socotra the largest island in the Arabian Sea the murder penalty is public strangulation.
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Socotra
Arabian Sea
Open Road Longing Echoes in Middletown Poet
The narrator longs for an extended escape by car calling to the open road beyond Middletown. Dreams of West Middletown Indianapolis and the Golden West contrast with a local retreat at Fort Ancient and quiet hill country close to Cincinnati. The tone favors a brief but vivid road fantasy.
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West Middletown
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Golden West
Fort Ancient
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Hollywood Gossip Mix of Scandals and Star News
A collage of entertainment gossip covers French agents cracking down on drug traffic, a famed TV star at a Drag event, Bob Hope and Lucille Ball film plans, Diane McBain in Parrish, and previews of major stars. It mentions Spencer Tracy on Judgement at Nuremberg, Mickey Rooney leading a Paramount orchestra, Judy Garland at Carnegie Hall, Brigitte Bardot with Louis Malle, Yasmin in Madrid, Sean Kenny in London theater, and Kim Novak’s wealthy admirer Alonzo Fabri cant.
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Sutton PI
Bob Hope
Lucile Ball
Diane McBain
Warner Fim
Parrish
Paramount Theatre
Mickey Rooney
Brigitte Bardot
Louis Malle
Yasmin
Madrid
Rita Hayweeth
Rex Harrison
England
Sean Kenny
Coward
Rattigan
Kim Novak
Alonzo Fabricant
Ties and umbrellas and penny dreadfuls in England
A jokey roundup contrasts American tie purchases with British habits and umbrellas, notes on penny dreadfuls, a fire alarm game in Illinois, and a quip about Guinea's Sekou Toure winning 99.7 percent of the vote and a mystery third-tenths of a voter.
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Sekou Toure
Guinea
Bet Toure
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