Thirty Years Of Repeal In America
A retrospective on the thirty year anniversary of the end of Prohibition. It notes Supreme Court habits, alcohol consumption trends, Mississippi's dry status, and studies by Yale and the Distilled Spirits Institute. It cites the Women's Christian Temperance Union and quotes Billy Sunday on Prohibition’s impact.
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Distilled Spirits Institute
U. S
Yale University
Mississippi
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Billy Sunday
Voters hold power at federal level via ballot box
The Oregonian argues taxpayers can influence federal policy through elections, noting state tax pain compares with lower state taxes and urging use of ballots to curb spending. Church networks in Chicago aid race harmony. Nogales cites per person debt share at $5,084 with $306 billion debt.
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Portland Oregonian
Oregon
The
Oregonian
U. S
Congress
LA Porte
Ind
Herald-Argus
Chicago
Nogales
Ariz
The Complexity of Woman and the Mindful Self
A collection of observations on gender and personality arguing that womanhood defies simple definition while courage is not the sole measure of manliness. It notes originality, opposition in government, escapism in work, and the role of memory in choice.
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Oscar Wilde
Freud
Congress
Accepting Advice on Nixon and Napoleons Lofty Dreams
The author argues figures like Napoleon III Nixon and Swift misjudged their talents. Nixon's rise is blamed on overreaching for statesmanship, despite sharp political skill. The piece notes how clever advice can mislead and urges awareness of limits to avoid costly errors.
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Swift
John Dryden
Gulliver
Jonathan Swift
Napoleon III
Louis Bonaparte
France
Guilt and rhetoric after the Kennedy assassination
The piece argues that blaming broad groups for Oswald's acts was premature and highlights public restraint and decency. It notes Oswald's Marxist sympathies and Cuba links, contrasts intellectual hysteria with common sense, and cites a fund for Oswald's widow to illustrate tempered reaction. It references past political memory and the value of due process.
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Plainfield
N.J
Oswald
Lee Oswald
Medgar Evars
Birmingham
John F. Kennedy
America
Kirov
Soviet
Russia
Bank Run Baby Beware
A London shop keeper’s son, 19 months old, sat in his carrier as cash was taken to the bank. A thief struck the father, snatched $1,120, and fled. The infant was unharmed. The father warns against risking children for money and urges self examination to align actions with faith and neighborly duty.
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London
Southeast Asia Dispatch Mirrors Quiet War Tension
Amid optimistic official notes, Southeast Asia reports reveal unease as South Viet Nam sustains a renewed push against the Viet Cong. Of 17 500 American troops there, about 1 000 are slated to depart for the new year, while Saigon returns to gaiety under a new military regime gaining public backing but facing doubts about mobilizing broad national effort.
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South
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Southeast Asia crisis tests will and resolve
Foreign analysis argues that military aid and success only matter with political will among locals. In Cambodia 200 American advisers move on after Prince Sihanouk ends aid, seeking neutrality favorable to Red China. In Laos pro-Communists hold two thirds. assassinations worsen stability in Vientiane. Reds suffer losses in North Vietnam as Johnson vows continued U S aid and involvement.
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United States
Laos
South
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Pnompenh
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
China
Vientiane
Geneva
Bible as daily living guide cited by Rotary leader
Herbert J. Taylor, 1954-55 Rotary International president and Club Aluminum chair, says daily feeding on God's word brings peace of mind and strengthens faith. He links sin to problems and finds remedy in the Bible during sorrow. Grant a blessing as I study Thy Word. Amen.
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Paul
Herbert J. Taylor
Club Aluminum Products Company
Rotary International
Pennsylvania Lawmakers Probe Philadelphia Traffic Court Racket
Upstate Pennsylvania legislators consider a 1964 session inquiry into alleged abuses by the Philadelphia Traffic Court. Citizens report citations to parked overtime violations issued to nonresidents or to people without cars, triggering affidavits of nonattendance and unjust fines. Lawmakers cite dozens of cases from Cameron and Greene counties and warn of possible citywide overreach.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Traffic Court
Cameron
Cameron County
Erwin L. Murray
Emporium
Murray
Greene County
Russell E. Headlee
Garards Fort
Justices of the Peace
Headlee
Pennsylvania
Clearfield County
Jefferson County
Murray and
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News Company, A Corporation
North Mercer Street
New Castle
Richard E. Rentz
Dessie Treadwell
Anderson
Fred Rentz
Or Treadwell Payson
Mard T. Kolasinskiames
W. Trevitt
Ui Welegmens
Private Exchange
Treas
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Pingis
Awe
Butler
Beaver
Sydney J. Harris
By Holmes Alexander
Richard Nixon
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Jim Farley
80Th Congress
California
House
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Senate
National Democratic Party
Thomas Dewey
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Lai Stevenson
GOP
Lyndon Johnson
Nelson Rockefeller
Khrushchev
John Chamberlain
Dallas
Cuba
Castro
New York
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Havana
Hamilton Fish
Congressional
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Mexico
Leon Trotsky
Kennedy
James Keller
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Gene Stone
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