Shocking education survey stirs debate on youth here
A Northwestern Purdue Wisconsin and U S News survey of high school and college juniors shows stark shifts in views on rights and government. It questions the quality of history and economics courses and warns that many under 21 may lack understanding of American government and voting.
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Total Community Development plan urged to curb federal aid
The Chamber of the United States launches Total Community Development to spur local leadership and reduce dependency on Washington. It argues communities should shape themselves to handle local issues while the federal government focuses on national and international affairs, a move the Republican Courier mocks over a shaving cream ad.
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The New Castle News Company of New Castle Delaware provides a weekly home delivery edition with annual and monthly subscription options. Public notice details include pricing and contact terms for mail and private subscription services.
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Airport Telephone Booths Brimming With Odd Conversations
A diaristic meditation on waiting in public booths at airports as strangers chat loudly while others pace and smoke. The scene centers on a large silent woman, a compulsive dialer, a searching traveler, and a loud teen seeking a date, all delaying fellow travelers and highlighting social discomfort in shared spaces. A tongue in cheek verdict on such public telephone habits ends with a sly jab at those absorbed in their calls.
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Democratic hopefuls weigh New York mayoral race
President Johnson and Senator Kennedy seek a candidate acceptable to both party factions to challenge Rep. Joan V. Lindsay in New York City. They consider Frank S. Hogan and other figures, with Liberal party backing crucial for a fusion bid, as discussions continue among national leaders and local players.
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Timothy W. Costella
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Three Minutes A Day Promotes Quiet in NYC Suburb Hospital
A hospital in a New York City suburb posts signs urging silence to reduce noise as selfishness and disregard patients. The messages stress consideration, courtesy, and acting as an instrument of divine love, citing Bible verses to support quiet, compassionate conduct in hospital life.
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Bible Thought On Salvation Faith and Belief
A brief religious reflection cites Romans 10 19 about faith in the heart making one right with God and the witness of belief through life and speech, urging humble confession and steadfast testimony of faith.
Comment From Washington on Executions and Campus Riots
A columnist argues for extreme penalties against public officials and academics blamed for crime and campus unrest. He cites historic Rome and criticizes California Berkeley amid the Free Speech Movement, urging swift, merciful death for judges and university leaders to restore national morale.
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De Gaulle and U S Policy Across Crises
The column argues that Charles de Gaulle criticizes U S gold policy and Vietnam strategy while the United States questions his neutrality. It notes mutual distrust, praises deeds over words, and compares de Gaulle with Lyndon Johnson in resisting partisan pressures. It suggests both leaders may be swayed by actions rather than rhetoric.
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Where Are The Troops And Amish Riches In PA
A column notes Capitol Hill Monday Flag Day reduces legislative activity as both houses close in the afternoon. It also reports 37 financially distressed Pennsylvania districts will return to normal by June 30 with 25 remaining, and that Amish settlements are largest in northeastern Ohio with Pennsylvania’s Lancaster County Amish uniquely rich and old.
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For Today's Living by Gene Stone
A devotional piece assures every person is somebody and can do something for God and humanity. It emphasizes personal worth, God’s purpose for each life, and the need to act within one’s ability with dedication and faith.
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