Campaign Threat Warns of Hazards in 1968 Presidential Race
Washington officials and observers fear dangerous demonstrations may hamper mobility and open debate around President Johnson. Incidents involving Secretary of State Rusk and Senator Kennedy point to rising unrest. A Justice Department report shows riots straining intelligence programs as public disdain for democratic processes grows.
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Washington
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Rusk
San Francisco
Justice Department
Department
Minister Should Heed His Preachings
Dear Abby receives a letter from a woman married to a midlife minister who befriends an attractive hospital patient. She suspects an affair, notes his visits occur only when the patient’s husband works, and fears social gossip. She seeks guidance on proper action and resolution.
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Abby
Abby Advice Columns on Beaus and Hosting Woes
Dear Abby columns address a pastor’s conduct, a married man involved with another woman, and a shy hostess. The writer seeks guidance on moral appearances and relationship ethics while Abby warns about gossip and suggests practical hosting tips.
Monday Evening TV Guide Highlights and Schedules
A dense list of nightly programming from 12:30 pm to 5:00 am featuring dramas, game shows, news, and classics. Notable titles include This Love of Ours, The Secret Storm, Twilight Zone, Gilligan's Island, Andy Griffith, Jeopardy, and The Dating Game among many others across networks and time slots.
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Casper
Captain Kangaroo
Mike Douglas
Franz
Mr. T
Paige Palmer
Virginia Graham
General Hospital
Merv Griffin
Merv ‘Sriffin
Letter to the Editor on law, faith, and a New London reservoir
A reader contrasts Christian liberty with Mosaic law and argues Christians should not feel bound by the Ten Commandments. The letter also touts New London reservoir benefits for industry, taxes, recreation, and growth, urging broad support. It cites biblical prophecies about kingdoms and Christ's Kingdom as hope for nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
New London
Chimera Defining Myth Monster and Metaphorical Use
The term chimera derives from Greek chimera meaning a goat, and refers to the fire breathing monster with a lion head a goat body and a serpent tail. It also denotes any similar fabulous monster or an impossible or foolish fancy as in the remark about UFO reports being nothing but a chimera.
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Longfellow
America
Carl Sandburg
Abigail van Buren
Cornwall
Burden
Joy Gift
Maw Smith
Tivoli
Rialto
Circle
Dean Axleby
Altho
Los Angeles
Cal
Merle Oberon
Claude Rains
Charles Korvin
Clubbhouse
City Camera
N.W.S
Gilligan’s Is
Africa
J. Carson
Joey Bishop
Pat Boone
Monarch
Mr. Cardman
God
Christ Jesus
John
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