The Meat In The Sandwich And Home, Sweet Home Editorial
The editorial examines the fading emphasis on the middle class citing tax burdens rent subsidies and youth program limits as signs of middle class status. It notes millions move annually per Census data and details regional movement patterns within the United States. It argues middle class influence remains central to national finances and social life.
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Dullsville
Paris
Greenwich Village
Main Street
Uncle Sam
Census Bureau
South
North Central
Northeast
Sweet Tooth Across and Down Puzzle Fragments
A scrambled crossword style readout lists several across and down clues with partial answers. The text shows mismatched letters, missing words, and partial place names including references to chocolate shells, islands, colors, and various geographic hints, suggesting a puzzle page fragment.
First Child Of Astronaut McDivitt Born In Houston
Mrs James A McDivitt and newborn daughter are healthy in a Houston hospital. The baby is the first child conceived by an American astronaut’s wife after his space return from Gemini 4. McDivitt, 37, was command pilot on the four day mission when Edward White II made a 21 minute space walk.
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Houston
Tex
James Aa. MecDivitt
McDivitt
Edward H. White II
On This Date History Highlights June 17 1966
June 17 1966 marks the 186th day with 197 remaining. Historical notes recall the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775 with British losses, Lincoln’s 1858 House Divided Speech, 1943 Naples and Sicily raids, Elba invasion 1944, first mobile radio service 1946, Bolivian and Peruvian 1956 events, a 1965 nuclear test ban stance, and 1965 Viet Nam peace talks remarks. The Scots’ note on whisky origins closes.
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Bunker Hill
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Illinois
Senate
Naples
Sicily
Lberation
Elba
National Revolutionary Movement
Bolivia
Hernano S. Zuazo
Peru
Manuel Prado
U. S
Johnson
Horoscope Summary for Saturday by General Tendencies
General tendencies warn of a difficult day until sundown with improved prospects in the evening. Aries should think twice before acting, Taurus can improve property without extravagance, Gemini faces delays but evening brings happiness, Moon Children seek thoughtful acts, Leo should guard secrets, Virgo pay debts on time, Libra handle chores in morning, Scorpio proceed carefully, Sagittarius avoid risky new interests, Capricorn avoid radical changes, Aquarius expect evening goodwill after daytime discord, Pisces avoid home worries and plan evening entertainment.
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Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
P.M
Cuba says U S jets violated Cuban airspace near Guantanamo
From Havana Cuba charged that three U S F8 Crusader jets from Guantanamo Naval Base violated Cuban airspace last Wednesday two planes penetrated about a mile into Cuban territory and flew parallel to the base boundary for about 10 miles the third plane half a mile inside near the base eastern corner.
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Cuba
Guantanamo Naval Base
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Cuban Armed Forces Ministry
Naval Base
Bombing Disrupts Viet Cong Supply Buildup
Washington reports indicate the Communist armed buildup in South Vietnam has fallen short of expectations as bombing in North Vietnam and along Laos supply routes disrupts arms and materiel flow. Air and naval strikes have intensified, with 9,000 to 11,000 sorties monthly and weekly carrier strikes. Official summaries claim destruction or damage to over 200 trucks, 260 railroad cars, 200 bridges, 60 ferries, and 600 boats in four weeks.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
South
Viet Nam
U.S
Laos
U.S. Air Force
Navy
North
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Smaller Than Feared 42500 In Goldwater Association
Washington AP Barry Goldwater's Free Society Association marks its first anniversary as smaller than promoters hoped yet still influential in political education. Most members are Republicans and party funds remain strong. some donors shifted to GOP groups, but overall fundraising proceeds on pace. The group lists about 42 500 members with a budget around 500 000, focusing on conservative outreach through newsletters papers and regional meetings.
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Barry Goldwater
Free Society Association
Goldwater
Association
GOP
Ray C. Bliss
Society
Bliss
National Committee
Langhorne Washburn
Republican National Finance Committee
Charles M. Lichenstein
The
Denison Kitchel
Lichenstein
Boot sailor learns loss fees on shipboard hat
A young sailor aboard a destroyer loses his hat to a gust. The chief petty officer explains in plain terms that in the service you pay for any government gear you lose. The boot exclaims that captains always go down with their ships.
Population of Shanghai Approaches Seven Million
Shanghai, China with Communist governance reports a population nearing seven million, highlighting the city as the nation’s most populous. The figure reflects urban growth and administrative designation within the era.
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Shanghi
China
Labor Leaders Clash Over Foreign Policy
Washington AP reporting a fierce AFL CIO dispute between George Meany and Walter Reuther over foreign policy. Meany defended Johnson and denounced Reuther's charges about ILO and CIA ties, while Reuther criticized the AFL CIO for the ILO walkout and U.S. visa actions. The AFL CIO Executive Council backed Meany 18-6 after a tense session.
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Walter P. Reuther
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Reuther
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Johnson
Auto Workers
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International Labor Organization
Central Intelligence Agency
State Department
Dean Rusk
Geneva
TLO
Leon Chajn
Poland
Rusk
U.S
ILO
Walter Reuther
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