Christmas and the First Amendment in public spaces
An opinion argues Christmas decor and carols in schools do not violate the First Amendment. It notes Minnesota and other cases where actions followed objections, but contends such challenges are unfounded and compares them to calls to remove the Senate chaplain. The piece urges the Supreme Court to settle the matter clearly.
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Minnesota
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United States Senate
Supreme Court
Judges Put Limits on Brown and Baez Dissent
Justice Douglas kept H. Rap Brown under a travel ban to Manhattan and nine New York counties, rejecting free speech challenges. Joan Baez and her mother received 45 days in jail with 45 suspended after attempting to obstruct the Oakland Induction Center, signaling tougher judicial stance on illegal dissent.
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H. Rap Brown
Joan Baez
William Douglas
Brown
New York State
Maryland
Manhattan
Bronx
Douglas
Miss Baez
Oakland
Singer
Buick Conv air mishap noted in terse report
A fragmentary OCR note mentions a Buick sedan incident with sealed air and a door event. Names, places, and clear actions are unreadable, leaving only a brief, non-specific accident hint.
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U. Aonroe Tber Fe
Death of Louis Washkansky in landmark heart transplant
Louis Washkansky, 53, died 18 days after receiving a heart from a young girl in a pioneering Cape Town operation. Doctors faced infection risks from immune-suppressing drugs, while experts warn a true artificial heart remains years away.
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Louis Washkansky
Washkansky
Associated Press
John Barbour
Barnard
Cape Town
Dak Son Massacre Critics Silent Despite Viet Cong Atrocity
The piece accuses liberal critics of silence after the Dak Son massacre in South Vietnam where the Viet Cong killed at least 175 civilians and captured over 200 others. It contends Ho Chi Minh’s government refused Red Cross prisoner packages, predicting no protest from anti American outlets.
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Dak Son
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Red Cross
Ho Chi Minh
Nation Faces Most Serious Crisis Since Early 1930s
A 1967 Publishers Hall Syndicate analysis warns the United States faces a fiscal crisis rivaling the 1930s. It cites rising inflation, high interest rates, dwindling gold supply, and growing deficits, urging decisive policy to avoid disaster in 1968. The piece contrasts Republican critique with New York Times editorial caution on dollar mismanagement.
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Washington
Congress
Lawrence
Great Britain
Germany
Europe
United States
Democratic Party
Republican Coordinating Committee
Republican National Committee
America
The
New York Times
Johnson
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Publishers Hall Syndicate
Seafaring Heritage Shapes Soviet Seapower Vision
The piece surveys Russian sea lore from Aivazovsky to Gogol era to Khrushchev and Gorshkov, arguing Russia's view of the sea blends fear and fascination. It notes the Red Navy's submarine emphasis, secrecy, and guerrilla style warfare against the United States, framing sea power as a path to strategic advantage.
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Washington
Alexander
Aivazovsky
India
America
James Billington
St. Petersburg
Alexander I
Lenin
Nicholas I
Stalin
Russia
Billington
Khrushchev
Cuba
U.S. Navy
Red Navy
Gorshkov
U.S
Credibility Gap in AFL CIO Credibility Gap in AFL CIO
The piece critiques AFL CIO leaders led by George Meany and Lovestone figures, noting COPE’s 1968 strategy targeting twelve states and seven key senators. It asks why Walter Reuther and allies fear Lovestone’s influence, and questions labor’s true stance on foreign policy and race integration amid party debates.
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George Meany
Aflcio
Vietnam
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Jay Lovestone
COPE
Bull’seye
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Joseph Clark
Pennsylvania
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Daniel Brewster
Maryland
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Gruening
McGovern
Clark
Nelson
Americans For Democratic Action
Lovestone
Falcio
Labor
Afl-Cio High Command
Gruening McGovern, and Company
Afl-Cio
Lyndon Johnson
Bal Harbour
Florida
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Johnson
Wilkins
Democratic Party
Joe Clark
Emphysema and Asthma Compared In Lung Health
A reader asks if emphysema is like asthma. The reply explains asthma as an allergic disorder with wheezing attacks and triggers, while emphysema stems from chronic irritation, bronchial thickening, and air sac ballooning often linked to smoking and pollution. Management includes avoiding causes, desensitization, medications, oxygen, and breathing training.
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van Detlen
Dandy L. E. Questions Morning Routine
The columnist ponders whether a 31 year-old man’s long hair grooming session signals an issue. The piece notes he could fix it by rising 30 minutes earlier, implying a humorous look at daily habits.
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L. E
Why an Elderly Woman Gets Stuffy Nose at Bedtime
The elderly woman’s nasal symptoms when undressing likely stem from a temperature-related allergy. A second possibility is dust stirred in the bedroom.
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Mrs. Y
Causes of purple lip spots include injury birthmarks and blueberries
A. R. notes purple lip spots can result from injury or birthmarks and that eating blueberries is a common harmless cause.
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A. R
Baby Should Never Be Left Alone in Bathtub
A safety warning stresses never leaving a baby unattended in the tub to prevent drowning. It urges constant supervision and secure bathing routines to protect infants.
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Baby
Samuel Calls Israel to Mizpah for Prayer
A reflection on praying for one another. Samuel instructs Israel to gather at Mizpah to seek the Lord, urging believers to exercise the privilege of prayer and remember friends in intercession.
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Samuel
Israel
Monroe News-Star historical masthead and staff listing
The notice lists the Monroe News-Star publication details including its postmark date June 1, 1909, afternoon circulation schedule, corporate address at Monroe Louisiana, and staff roles from publishers to editors. It notes Associated Press membership and national advertising representation by Branham Company.
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Monroe News-Star
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North Ath and
Olive Street
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