The Plain Doughnut in a Modern World
Maine born John Roderick, AP correspondent, reflects on returning home to find changes in America. He laments the loss of the plain doughnut amid a flood of creatively iced varieties, comments on skim milk and urban renewal, and contrasts U S affluence with Japanese living. He argues for preserving simple, honest foods and genuine individuality.
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Chicago youth found guilty of disorderly conduct
Mariano Ramos, 23, arrested during disturbances in a Puerto Rican neighborhood, testified he could not understand English. Judge Saul A. Epton ruled he could speak English, found Ramos guilty of disorderly conduct, and fined him 100 dollars.
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Murder Charge In Joliet Beating Death
Willie Robinson 21 Joliet charged with murder in the fatal beating of restaurant manager Joseph Murray 67. Police say Murray threw him out of the restaurant Saturday, leading to a Sunday attack in a restaurant parking lot. Murray died Monday from head and facial injuries.
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Daily Crossword Across Clues
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Levenson critiques television role in schools and parenting
New York AP columnist Cynthia Lowry notes Sam Levenson argues public schools fail to prepare readers and thinkers, urging preferred viewing lists and school influence over children. He says TV mainly amuses, breeds passivity, and questions the industry’s right to educate kids. He cites a Northwestern study showing shifting popular shows over 15 years from children’s fare to family entertainment.
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Home-grown model Barbara ties the knot in family wedding
AP News notes a longtime photographer recalls capturing Barbara's wedding while lamenting restrictions on wedding day photography. The column highlights family albums and home movies as lasting memories of Barbara's girlhood and the bridal ceremony.
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Today in History June 21 1966 highlights
On June 21 1966 history notes the ratification of the U S Constitution by New Hampshire in 1788 marking its ninth vote, plus notable events including Cyrus McCormick patenting the reaping machine in 1834 and U S troops arriving in Cuba in 1898 during the Spanish American War.
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Architect Walter Netsch wins NSID 1966 design award
Plans for the University of Illinois Chicago Circle campus by architect Walter A. Netsch Jr of Sleidmore Owings and Merrill received the 1966 Total Design Award from the National Society of Interior Designers. NSID President Ausbey E. Lee presented the citation at a dinner during the Summer International Home Furnishings Market Monday.
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New England lobster uses sand grains as a plumb line
Description explains how a lobster in water keeps balance by placing sand grains near its feeler bases. Gravity provides a constant downward pull, effectively creating a built in plumb line. The passage also mentions gratitude toward photography for preserving memories.
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Ann Landers column letters prompt tricky advice
Readers question overuse of hearing aids and need for ear specialist guidance. A teen discusses fake I D cards and legal trouble, while a wife seeks tactics against a flirtatious sister-in-law. Ann Landers urges prudent guidance and caution in each case.
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Television Schedule Highlights for Evening Lineup
A detailed TV guide lists 6 to 10 PM programming across channels with news, weather, sports, dramas, comedies, and specials. Notable items include Twilight Zone and Saint, plus Evening News blocks on channels 2 and 5 with varied late programs.
Deaths Linked in Personal Crisis Pact in Geneva
Walter E F Mathesius 79 died in a Geneva hospital from an apparently self inflicted wound hours after his wife Ebba W 89 died from a gunshot in their home. Coroner L Victor Peterson said a note indicated despondency over ill health and ordered an inquest. Mathesius was a former president of Geneva Steel Co and held positions with several major steel firms.
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