Johnson aims to abolish electoral college in proposed amendment
President Johnson calls for a constitutional change to remove independent electors and keep the electoral college structure. The plan would require states to cast all electoral votes for the winner of the popular vote and modify how presidents and vice presidents are chosen and disability rules are handled.
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Alexander Hamilton
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Birch Bayh
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Bride Has Second Thoughts About Man She Praddson
Dorothy Dix counsels newlyweds facing disillusionment with marriage. Many brides feel less attention from husbands as daily life begins. sex and fantasy meet reality, causing second thoughts. Repression and conditioning shape reactions, with normal fluctuations as couples adjust.
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Dorothy Dix Bride
Man Shepraddson
Dr. Brothers
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Can Teen Marriages Succeed as Gender Roles Clash
A 1965 Dorothy Dix style advisory discusses communication gaps between spouses, noting men are less talkative and suggesting awareness of conditioning as a remedy. It hints at sending for Dr Joyce Brothers material to address teen marriages and marital satisfaction.
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Bell McClure Syndicate
Dorothy Dix
Joyce Brothers
Dr. Brothers
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital records births from February 4 to 6 listing families and newborns. A. Ray Mellett and wife welcome Randy Scott, a fifth child and fifth son, on Thursday. Duane J. Kinslow and wife greet Michael Duane, second child and first son, on Friday. John Charles Dehn and wife announce Deborah Kaye, second child and first daughter, on Friday. Russell R. Redmond and wife add Kenneth William, third child and second son, on Friday. mother Hilda Stull Redmond is formerly of Frederick. Harvey D. Schroyer Jr. and wife welcome Larry Thomas, second child and first son, on Friday. Maurice Gagnon and wife celebrate Carol Mary, first child and daughter, on Friday. mother Gina Roy Gagnon is from Toronto. William D. White and wife announce Mia Lee, seventh child and fifth daughter, on Friday. Stanley M. Dade and wife greet Vickie Dee, second child and first daughter, on Saturday.
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Hilda Stull
Frederick
Harvey D. Schroyer Jr
Myersville
Larry Thomas
Maurice Gagnon
Gaithersburg
Carol Mary
Gagnon
Regina Roy
Toronto
Canada
William D. White
Pinoak Lane
Mia Lee
Stanley M. Dade
Jefferson
Vickie Dee
Prado to resign as Perkins Hospital head and state psychiatry director
Dr Oscar G. Prado announces resignation from his roles as state director of correctional psychiatry and acting superintendent of Clifton T. Perkins State Hospital to return to private practice. He has held both positions since last September.
Sentinel Palace of Fine Arts Demolished in San Francisco
The 49 year old Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, built for the 1915 Panama Pacific Exposition, is destroyed after a costly restoration. Walter B Johnson funded the drive with 2.3 million, aided by state and city funds. a 1966 concrete replica is planned with potential use as a UN observance venue.
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San Francisco
Bernard Maybeck
Walter 8. Johnson
Johnson
John F. Shelley
United Nations
Maybeck
Plaster Palace of Fine Arts
Comb In Wallet Protects Money From Pickpockets
CHICAGO AP report features Ricki Dunn a veteran pickpocket who explains methods and countermeasures. He describes group roles stall shade cannon and how disguising theft with a newspaper can hide wallets while advising spreading money across pockets and using a comb trick as a safeguard.
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New York
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