Madrid Soaks in Sun and Slow Pace as Family Visits
Jim Bishop writes of Madrid with children, noting the sun beating down on Manzanares edges, shops closing at 1:30, late dinners, and a shift in tempo. The family details Spanish life, bullfights, a TWA flight into Madrid, and a young girl learning Gracias while observing polite locals and a dramatic corrida.
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Madrid
Spain
Hispania
Europe
Africa
Manzanares
Cyprus
Vietnam
Casa Paco
Antigua
Tip
Kathleen
Karen
Atlantic Ocean
TWA
Jack Lemmon
St. Matthews
Hallandale
Santo Domingo
Plaza de Toros
Tomas Parra
Polycarp
Woddy
New York
Senor Pedrosa
One Man One Vote and the American Way
The piece argues that the phrase one man one vote is not historically accurate as the Constitution was adopted by nine legislatures, and electors chose the President. It notes that federal structure and district inequities are constitutional and mentions a republic not a pure democracy.
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House of Representatives
Delaware
Nevada
Supreme Court
Camping through a family lens by Mrs. Leroy Cross
A reader discusses camping as an enriching economical vacation for families. She recalls memorable wildlife encounters, trailside museums, and the social warmth of campers, stressing camping as a bonding and educational experience for all ages.
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Leroy Cross
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Teasers
Daily crossword clues including vanishing and nocturnal flyer parts with a cryptoquote puzzle. Saturday’s Cryptoquote decodes to GREAT MEN LIKE NATURE USE SIMPLE LANGUAGE.
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Harbor
Fool
Awire
Core
Eyes
Vauvenargues
Dear Abby Advice Column Pieces on Marriage and Neighbors
A collection of Dear Abby exchanges covers a naked dream causing jealousy, sobriety in marriage proposals, keeping ducks from horse troughs, and a note on Mother Father and Children’s Day. The editor chimes in with a correction about Children’s Day and a playful closing.
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Abby
Genesee
Idaho
Debbie
What Makes Khrushchev Run Why he travels abroad and delegates power
The article surveys Nikita Khrushchev's relentless travel schedule and leadership style. It notes 25 foreign voyages in 10 years, plans to visit Czechoslovakia and Bulgaria, and his display of confidence in associates Mikoyan Brezhnev Kosygin to run the Soviet system in his absence.
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Henry Shapiro
United Press International
Moscow
UPI
Nikita
Khrushchev
Black Sea
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Sofia
Bulgaria
Kremlin
Lenin
Stalin
Soviet Union
Anastas I
Mikoyan
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Death follows Cleveland couple through long tragedy
Joseph and Ruby Boyle of a west side housing project mourn their 10-year-old daughter Michelle Marie, the fourth of eight children to die in 12 years. The coroner will review whether a July 11, 1963 auto crash contributed to her death, after a life spent in hospitals and care facilities amid mounting medical bills and aid from Catholic charities.
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West Side
Friday
Michelle Marie
Boyle
Michelle
Fairview Park Hospital
Ruby Boyle
ADC
Boyles
Catholic Charities
Rose Mary Johanna Grasselli
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Barbara
Ellen
Bright
Margaret
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Broad Smile
Majestic
Stories
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Jerome
Gen
Los Angeles
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Cleveland
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Puritas Ave
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