Rome at six in the city of paradoxes and lights
A vivid portrait of Rome at twilight and night, depicting its contrasts from history to modern life. The piece roams from Mussolini’s era to contemporary guests, traffic, cafes, and street scenes, ending with a quip about spaghetti in a hotel room.
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Rome
Italy
Blue Alban Hills
Frascati
Gondolfo
St. Peter’s
Victor Emmanuel II
Palazzo Venezia
Mussolini
Caesar Augustus
Christ
Alfredo’s
St. John Lateran
Coney
Roma di Notti
Romulus
Bacchus
Aida
John XXIII
Mediterranean
Fumichino
Seven Hills
The
Caesars
Excelsior
Kathleen
Questionable Precedent in New York Senate Bid
Senator Keating of New York, at the Overseas Press Club, declared he will not seek the U S Senate from Massachusetts, prompting discussion of carpet bagger politics, potential Kennedy opposition, and concerns over states being influenced by outsiders in Senate races. The remark and its reception raise questions about precedent and campaign tactics with wider national implications.
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Keating
New York
Overseas Press Club
United States Senate
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Senate
Voting rights and registration urged by state official
Secretary of State TED W. BROWN warns against abolishing registration and loosening qualifications. He cites Ohio's 14,000 polling places and past close elections, arguing voting is easy and essential for a responsive government. He urges every qualified citizen to vote.
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Ted W. Brown
Peope
Ohio
Daily Crossword Across Clue Puzzle Code Fun Note
A cryptogram puzzle presents across clues and a quotation with letter substitutions. The sample includes a Goethe quotation and a note that one letter stands for another with varying mappings daily.
Dear Abby column from a wedding and family queries
Abigail Van Buren presents a set of letters about a minister scolding guests at a wedding, a sister in law pressuring about an ex spouse, a diner etiquette issue with a waitress, and a teen seeking weight loss guidance. The responses advise tact, boundaries, and medical input where appropriate.
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Abby
Lighter Side: Nosey Nellie Public Opinion Polls
A satirical poll poses whimsical questions on extremism moderation and campaign tactics. It features mocked options about candidates Johnson and Goldwater, party platforms, TV speeches, kissing babies, street encounters, and the future of public opinion polls.
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Washington
UPI
Nosey Nellie Public Opinion
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry M. Goldwater
Humphrey’s Nomination a Boon for Goldwater
Analysis notes that Humphrey’s entry on the Democratic ticket heightens a liberalism clash with Goldwater conservatives. ADA links to liberal agenda and state planning, framing Humphrey as a radical to energize Goldwater’s camp while Johnson’s ties with ADA shift party dynamics.
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Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Barry Goldwater
Humphrey
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Republican Party
Goldwater
National Review
James Burnham
Burnham
Arthur Schlesinger
ADA World
Democratic Socialists
Europe
United States
Robert F. Kennedy
Sen. Johnson
LBJ
Texas
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