ME I'm a Fiction Man What Has Happened To Sin
Norman V. Peale asks if morality is eroding in America amid youth scandals and rising sexual permissiveness. He cites a minister and students, recalls Moses to Peter as the old code, and cites J D Unwin on civilization decline. He warns against Communist exploitation as moral awareness wanes.
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America
Congress
Times
O. K
J. D Unwin
Cambridge University
Dr. Unwin
Sex questions and family lore in a reader’s note
A staff column recounts a second grader asking what sex means and a mother’s patient explanation. It catalogues similar childhood inquiries about origins and a father’s attempt to explain to a boy, then shifts to book news about The Torch Is Passed and related bestseller debates. Folklore notes offer quirky old wives tips on teeth, sore throats, nails, and luck.
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Pop
Skinny
Pittsburgh
John F. Kennedy
Associated Press
Kilgallen Notes Carol Burnett Stage Troubles In Broadway
Dororthy Kilgallen reports on Carol Burnett's Fade In Fade Out facing early trouble but with strong advance ticket sales. Nevada to indict witnesses in a New York trial for perjury, while world musicians fear fair layoffs. Gina Lallo Brienida denies marital strife amid film plans. Mel Torme reconciles with Arlene. George Whitmore Jr. likely to face Brooklyn murder trial over Minnie Edmonds case. James Mason discusses divorce costs and Swiss residence. Sam Spiegel attends Morocco premiere with Kessler twins. Cummins arrives at World’s Fair in a pink Piper Cub. Cape socialite’s creditors gather in New York.
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Carol Burnett
Carol
Nevada
New York
Gina Lallobrieida
Milbo Shafic
Universal
Hollywood
Hong Kong
Mel Torme
Arlene
George Whitmore Jr
Brooklyn
Minnie Edmonds
Manhattan
Janice Wylie
Emily Hoffert
Hercule Poirot
Whitmore
Miss Wylie
Miss Hoffert
Patricia Tolles
James Mason
Withamela
Switzerland
Sam Spiegel
Morocco
Kessler
Robert Cummings
Middletown News Journal subscriptions and notices
Subscription rates and mailing terms for the Middletown News Journal Inc are listed, including per copy, weekly, and yearly prices for various delivery areas. The page also contains a Bible verse and publishing details.
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S.A
Couple Finds Freedom in Texas Trailer Life
Thomas and Walter E Franklin, ages 68 and 67, with $237 monthly income, left a 18-year city two bedroom to live in a $5,500 trailer near Rio Grande Valley. They sublet their apartment, saved $9,000, and now live under $200 monthly, enjoying companionship and cheap living while studying Mexico from across the border.
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Walter E. Franklins
Mama
Mexico
Mr. Franklin
South Texas
Rio Grande River
United States
Franklins
McAllen
Texas
Franklin
Rio Grande Valley
Rio Grande
West Coast Savings and Loan Association
Better System Needed Averted railroad strike ends long dispute
The nationwide rail strike threat eased without federal coercion as labor and management finally compromise. President Johnson urged a renewed effort and the four and a half year conflict over featherbedding and other issues ends with a pledge to bargain, aiming to improve codes and systems for better industrial peace.
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Congress
Lsbor
Johnson
Management
Brotherhoods
Groundbreaking memorial honors Churchill in Fulton Missouri
In March 1946 Fulton Missouri hosted a ceremony with former President Truman and others to break ground for a memorial to Sir Winston Churchill. The World War II blitzed Church of St Mary Aldermanbury will be moved there and rebuilt as a non sectarian chapel at Westminster College symbolizing Anglo American ties and shared hopes for peace.
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Fulton
Truman
Winston Churchill
Winston
London
St. Mary Aldermanbury
Westminster College
Churchill
Anglo- American Association
Aspidistra Hatred Tarnishes British Prime Minister
A London dispatch reports that Sir Alec Douglas-Home once led an anti-aspidistra society at Oxford. Members burned and mailed plant ashes to the founder whenever they found a leaf. The piece notes he still received such mail during his tenure as foreign secretary and speculates on future ashes sent to him.
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Alec P Douglas-Home
Alec
London
England
Oxford
One Word All Frenchmen Will Want to Keep Dollar
A playful note about the term dollar as a common French usage and a brief montage of varied items including Welsh students striking over a liquor bar, Beatle wallpaper priced cheaply, and London's culinary group hosting a French dinner in a hamburger-dominated restaurant.
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Welsh College
Schoor
Brazil's Branco Action Thwarted a May Day Coup
The article argues General Branco faced a looming leftist takeover in Brazil and moved to preempt it. It cites a White Book detailing arms caches, uniforms, propaganda, and liquidations lists, with Cuban Fidelistas and Red Chinese agents implicated. Branco freed 2000 suspects and rounded up 10,000 possible para-communists to keep Brazil stable.
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Hitler
Reichstag
Unig
Goulart
General Branco
New York City
U. S
S J. Rundt and Associates
Rundt
Brazil
Fidelista
Carolos Lacerda
Guanabara
Branco
Castro
Mao Tse-tung
Mr. Rundt
Wold
Latin America
Havana
Francisco Juliao
Peasant League
Genera Branco
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S. Broad
First Ave
Postoffice
Ohio
News-Journal Inc
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Ashes
Sir Alec
Conseil Culinaire Francaise de Grande Bretagne
Schee
Wan
Fall Serta
Igga Trer Grouard
John Chamberlain
Tommy Whelan
Miami Beach
Gallagher’s
Youi Berra
Stalin
Niterai
Rio de Janeiro
Reese
Atlantic
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