Citizens Community Patrol shifts name from Maccabees in Brooklyn
Article notes Brooklyn Crown Heights groups disassociating from the label Maccabees and rebranding as Citizens Community Patrol to curb mugging knifings rapes and murder. It discusses vigilante history with San Francisco examples and the balance between protecting order and fostering racial tension.
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Crown Heights
Brooklyn
Maccabees
Grown Heights
Bedford-Stuyvesant Secsion
B.C
Syria
Judea
Citizens Community Patrol
San Francisco
Barbary Coast
Bancroft
After The Wedding June 18 traditions and boom in marriages
The piece notes a record 1.8 million US marriages this year and 220,000 brides in June observing wedding rites. It cites a rising 15–25 age group and a booming wedding economy with photographers, florists, travel, and related services while asking if early marriage spurs or harms quality and job prospects. It also contrasts youth trends with government spending and pork-barrel projects.
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United States
J. A. Livingston
Population Reference Bureau
New Castle News Masthead and pricing notice
Local newspaper masthead lists ownership The News Company with executives Richard F Renty Jessie Treadwell Ander Fred Henry Ava asst Peyton treasurer Leonard J Kolaginski Mat Editor Famea W Trevitt and Ada Oliver. Subscription rates show home delivery 50 cents weekly 1.00 monthly 6.00 six months. mail rates vary by county and range 1.54 monthly to higher outside regions.
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News Company
Mercer Street
New Castle
Maren
Treas
Richard F. Renty
Jessie Treadwell Ander
Fred Henry Ava
Jeanor Treadwell
Ao Tetephonn
Ieee Saeeee
Ober
Ada & Olver
Lawrence
Puller
Braver
Gale
Private property and housing code clash in city debate
The author argues organized interests, from lawyers to property owners, undermine public trust and call for strong government role. He cites the Chicago Property Owners Assn as seeking to weaken a new city housing code, risking overcrowding and fire hazards while condemning moral vacuum in private property.
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Mwo
Oscer Wilde
Chicago
Mowe
Beok
Short Haircut Puts Cadets on Path to Navy Leadership
A Navy Pensacola program trains trainees into aviators through discipline, fitness, and readership. The author argues civilian reformers should learn from military methods, noting a decline in disciplinary offenses and improved morale as proof of the haircut regime's impact.
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Navy
Marine
Naval Air Basic Training Command
Pensacola
Fla
David E. Glassman
Glassman
Letter to the editor on students and wages at Grove City
A reader argues high wages and unions deter hiring and jokes that students should seek jobs for one dollar a day plus two hours. The letter mocks entrepreneurs and calls for old time work ethics, ending with a note of skepticism about Grove City and a closing sign-off.
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Grove Gay
Jackson
Inday
Grove City
Johnson hosts Shah of Iran at White House luncheon
President Johnson hosted Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi at a White House luncheon. The event underscored U.S. support for Iran as a Middle East bulwark against communism and as a modernizing example, with long running economic and military aid despite a declining level. The Shah’s rise to power since 1926 and his controversial move to abolish the veil for women are noted.
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White House
Johnson
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Iran
United States
Middle East
Iran Leader Struggles with Land Reforms and Power
The article outlines Iran's shah facing opposition from Moslem clerics and landowners as he distributes land to peasants. It notes rapid premier turnover, reforms broadening political base, and extended efforts to modernize despite resistance from elites and Russia.
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Shah
Mis Son
Russia
Iran
Growth in Faith Urged by Preacher Quote
Dr. WH. B. Faunce urged conference of preachers that the world is not saved by bad people but by good ones who have stopped growing. The exhortation echoed Peter to grow in grace and knowledge.
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Jesus
WH. B. Faunce
Broun Uni
Peter
Bible Thought on Lifting Hands and Straight Paths
A devotional verse from Hebrews urges believers to lift up weary hands and strengthen weak knees. It warns against turning from the right way and emphasizes healing through steadfast faith and renewed path.
Isolationist by John Chamberlain analysis of Kennan and brinkmanship
A dialogue exploring Kennan's view on disengagement with the Soviet Union and whether neutrality in Cold War confrontations resembles 1940s isolationism. The speakers compare Kennan to the America First Committee, debate whether avoidance of conflict equates to internationalism, and question the morality of brinkmanship in global power plays.
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George Kennan
Soviet Union
Topsy
Kennan
America First Committee
Turvy
Herbert Hoover
Robert Taft
Harry
Russia
Toleht
Khrushchev
Cuba
Odessa
South Vietnam
Laos
Oriente
Central America
Turkey
Chester
Robert Hutchins
Sargent Shriver
Charles Lindbergh
Joseph P Kennedy
Democrats Hopeful of a Presidential Sweep in Pennsylvania
The piece argues Pennsylvania Democrats rely on a Johnson victory to boost hopes in statewide races and likely control of the Legislature. It notes Republicans fear a coastal coattail effect, potential redistricting impacts, and the implications for the Scranton administration through 1966.
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Pennsylvania
Keystone
Johnson
Scranton
Mr. Scranton
Wiliam Penn
House
Senate
Leitella
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John Chamberlain
Hitler
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