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Saul hears a heavenly call on the road to Damascus
Biblical verse from Acts describes a man named Saul hearing a voice from Jesus asking why he persecutes. The moment marks a dramatic awakening and conversion narrative in early Christian history.
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Spain makes a cautious step toward limited political reform
The Franco regime in Spain proposes reforms backed by the Cortes, signaling a cautious shift away from dictatorship. While reducing some powers and allowing religious tolerance, the plan preserves one party control and the state religion, leaving democracy largely constrained. A somewhat liberalized monarchy may follow Franco's departure, but broad democratic liberties remain limited.
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States tax revenues rise as cigarette use grows
The Tobacco Tax Council notes higher state cigarette taxes and rising sales, citing a 3.5 percent year to year increase in 579000 packages in September and a 3.2 percent rise for July to September. The piece warns public health impacts may outweigh short term gains.
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Breakfront Becomes Monster in N J Apartment
Jim Bishop piece sketches Rollo and Ruby and their oversized breakfront that dominates a four room Asbury Park home. The costly, unwieldy furniture upends daily life until, after months, the couple confronts its lifelong hold.
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Letters about aging and tolerance across generations
The writer urges more tolerance between seniors and youth and argues against elders forcing themselves into young lives. He cites changing times, personal views on music, and a call for mutual understanding across ages amid light local anecdotes about community figures and a minor arrest story.
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Congress approves Viet Nam action in 1964 resolution
Senate committees and the full Congress backed a Southeast Asia resolution in 1964 revealing congressional approval for using military force to repel aggression in Viet Nam. Secretary Rusk stated the plan covered the entire region and supported free nations in Southeast Asia including South Viet Nam and Laos.
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U.S. Pet Boom Driven by Sales of Pets and Accessories
A national retailer notes a seven percent yearly rise in pet and pet supply sales. Americans spent 130 million on pets and 625 million on pet food last year. Prices span from free dogs and cats to 5000 for an elephant, with seven million tropical fish sold in 1965. Some buyers pursue unusual pets such as snakes and skunks.
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Ruby
Parents urged to discuss school with children at home
Old Trail School headmaster cites a newsletter urging parents to converse with kids about school topics at home. Rich ard Hoffman stresses keeping talks light and inviting, starting with cautious phrases, to influence attitudes toward education and prevent negative peer influence.
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William F Buckley Jr Some Assassins By Word Are Worse Than Oswald
Buckley critiques the Warren Commission's findings and attacks on its methods. He argues Life Magazine politics and conspiracy theories fuel sensationalism around John F Kennedy's assassination, noting pressure from advocates and media figures.
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Funambulist Rope Walker and Lethal Black Widow Bite
A funambulist is a rope walker. The South American black widow spider has a bite capable of killing a human.
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