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Cooperation Across Faiths Builds Youth Center
Five loop churches from four denominations joined to purchase and refurbish a large house as a downtown youth center for underprivileged children. A multi-church board oversees operations with civic groups and a settlement house, funded by church clubs, highlighting shared responsibility over denominational pride. Law Day USA observances emphasize reliance on law rather than force, stressing an international order of world law for humanity’s survival.
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Saul H. Mendlevitz
Rutgers University School of Law
The Therapeutic Garden: A healer in earth and seed
The piece extols gardening as therapy across gardens of all sizes from acre plots to window boxes. It celebrates how digging, watering, and watching plants grow refreshes body and spirit, with the gardener and helper finding renewal amid nature’s miracles despite hard work and aching joints.
Two Robbers With Heads Fail In Hell's Kitchen Hold Up
In New York's Hell's Kitchen Frannie McNamara and Pat Hoolihan attempt a saloon stickup at Shamrock Cafe. Clerk Gus McAvoy defends himself with a beer-tapper, knocking Pat unconscious and stunning Frannie. Both men suffer head injuries as police detain them. The judge sentences the pair. witnesses contrast their past as steady workers with the drink fueled crime.
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Hell's Kitchen
Frannie McNamara
Pat Hoollan
Shamrock Cafe
Frannie
Pat
Gus McAvoy
Gus
Buddy
E. S4th St
McNamara
Hoolihan
Century-Fox
Franchot
Shirley Ross
Jill Haworth
Carlo Menotti
U. S
Walter Keane
Madrid
Angier Biddie Duke
New York Yankees
Mets
Yankees
Smoke-Screen Over Smoking Dangers Faces New Scrutiny
A dated opinion piece argues cigarette smoking is linked to cancer and heart disease, criticizing delays in warning labels and highlighting research flaws. It cites Roswell Park findings, FDA doubts, and Dr Catherine Hess's campaigns, noting industry influence and potential doctor dissent.
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Roswell Park
Alton Ochsner
Carrie Nation
Catherine Hess
New York City
Hess
Johnson calls for dialogue with mainland China to curb nuclear threat
The author urges President Johnson to address the Chinese people, explaining that the United States seeks peaceful help and cooperation. It advocates informing mainland China about nuclear dangers, fostering a broader alliance for peace, and extending economic and military aid to prevent nuclear escalation across Asia.
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Wilson
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Moscow
Johnson
China
Formosa
Chinese Republic
NATO
America
Stanford psychologist claims dream control via hypnosis
A Stanford University psychologist asserts he can guide dreams by giving instructions to people as they fall asleep. The article notes about 100 million Americans observe Daylight Saving Time while roughly 90 million stay on Standard Time, hinting at conflicts between early risers and late sleepers.
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Stanford University
America
Thrill of one man’s ride through the sound barrier
Dave Regan recalls a Thunderbird flight with Captain Hamm, describing weightlessness, the thrill of breaking the sound barrier, the risk of ejection gadgets, and the odd experience of floating objects and the groundbound aftermath. They end up with a certificate and a greened photograph.
Hollywood gossip and political buzz fill New York nights
Dororthy Kilgallen notes Julie Andrews and Tony Walton face marriage rumors amid public denials and possible legal talks while John Lindsay gains unprecedented foreign press attention as he campaigns for mayor. Rock Hudson and Gloria Grahame rumor threads mix with Howard Hughes profiles and Broadway power moves.
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Tony Walton
New York
Hollywood
Julie
John V. Lindsay
Britain
Europe
Kennedy
White House
Rock Hudson
Hank Reardon
Ayn Rand
Rock
Gloria Grahame
Nick Ray
Tony
Trumpeter swan comeback noted in US and Canada
Factographs note the trumpeter swan's recovery from near extinction with over a thousand individuals now in continental United States and Canada. It recalls 1935 when only 46 remained in the U S. The piece also mentions a vast Greenland ice mass and Tucson as a historic walled town.
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