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Hebrews Anchor of Hope Inspires Faith in Inner Shrine
A devotional note cites Hebrews 6 19 to 20 RSV describing hope as an anchor of the soul entering the inner shrine behind the curtain where Jesus acts as forerunner on our behalf.
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Gospel in a tavern tests church roles and dignity
A Pharr Texas preacher faced firing after his wife and son sang gospel inside a tavern with him as counselor. The incident sparks debate on church involvement beyond traditional bounds and mirrors Christ's teaching on sinners. The piece argues churches should aid those in need, even in unconventional settings. It also notes Red China’s retaliation warning if the U.S. strikes.
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One Room Leads To Many In Home Painting
A rainy weekend painting spree often spirals into broader home projects as each fix-up exposes new flaws. The piece notes how one task cascades into remodeling a whole house and comments on Americans' growing poultry intake versus beef prices.
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Sands
Who Had Fun In Mexico A Pair Of Fellows Share Experiences
Two men visited Mexico recently on their first trips. One learned almost nothing and kept to sightseeing while the other picked up Spanish enough to read a paper and converse. The contrast highlights differing impacts on relations and enjoyment.
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University of Chicago
Leo Strauss
James Madison
Karl Marx
Cuba
United Nations
Lenin
Stalin
Mao Tse-tung
Castro
White House split on repealing Taft Hartley 14b
AFL CIO bets on a broad White House push to overturn right to work laws in 19 states. Johnson faces uncertain votes in Congress and among his allies as public opinion splits on 14b. Senate opposition looms with 43 backers and 40 for repeal, risking a filibuster.
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William Broomfield
Illinois
Charlotte Reid
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National Right To Work Committee
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Seaweed in foods puzzles readers of nutrition claims
A quirky roundup notes seaweed added to bread cheese salad dressings and jellies per National Geographic Society while citing oddities in history measurements daylight saving quibbles and a Gulfstream horse named Wild Fortune winning at 27.60 for 2 dollars.
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Wild Fortune
Education Aid Sparks Campus Backlash to Johnson
Lyndon Johnson faces a sobering jolt as campus protests greet administration efforts to promote education aid and Vietnam policy. Dr Eliseo Vivas criticizes professorial trends, arguing modern philosophy and current events focus erode traditional values and moral grounding, while students label officials as gullible and misinformed.
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Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Vietnam
Santo Domingo
Rusk
White House
Eliseo Vivas
Northwestern University
Vivas
Colombia
Intermission of Viet Nam debate frames China threat
AP column argues Red China's rise and nuclear strides may redefine Asia, likening current U.S. Viet Nam efforts to a theater intermission before a larger clash. It notes China’s potential H-bomb within years, the domino theory, and the aim to keep Western influence out of Asia as history’s pattern repeats.
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United States
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
China
Formosa
Asia
U.S
Saia
Soviet Russia
Eisenhower
Johnson
Mao Tze-tung
Russia
Red China
Dandelion and bacon salad praised in Champagne
Factographs note the dish Dandelion and bacon salad as a favorite in the French province of Champagne. The piece also observes that ten vice presidents of the United States later became president.
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Champagne
United States
Fire sweeps Middletown stables on May 22 1853
A fire on South Broadway spread from B F Brashears stable to Capt J L Hill and John Walters stables then to William Barcalow’s stable and Willard Brown’s woodshed. Flames reached the Tytus Park House and several dwellings but were contained by local volunteers. The blaze, started by two boys who smoked a cigar and dropped a lit match, caused over $2000 in losses with no insurance. The old Pat Lyon engine performed well, prompting calls for improved fire protection and a new hose company.
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South Broadway
B. F Brashears
J. L. Hill
John Walters
William Barcalow
Willard Brown
Tytus Park
Middletown
Brashear
Pat Lyon
Cincinnati
Beatles At Shea Stadium Mint For Promoters
Dorothy Kilgallen notes the Beatles Shea Stadium concert on August 15 is set to be a big money maker with promoters likely netting at least $100,000 after expenses. The column touches on Sinatra, Mia Farrow, Liz Taylor, Cannes buzz, and assorted Hollywood doings, including Patton book lawsuits and industry shakeups.
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Shea Stadium
Mia Farrow
Palm Springs
Frank Sinatra
Marie McDonald
Liza Minnelli
Patton
Peter Witt
Frankie Randall
California
Liz Taylor
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