One More Convention in Atlantic City
The piece notes the Democratic national convention in Atlantic City promises limited overt drama since the top presidential nomination has been filled. It highlights potential running mate speculation and the clash between liberal Democratic ideals and the GOP’s conservatism shaping a likely bitter campaign.
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Grandma Hirshberg Sets Fastest U.S. Woman Round-the-World Flight
Mrs. John Hirshberg, 72, flew 57 hours 52 minutes to establish the fastest round the world flight by an American woman. The Hopatcong, New Jersey resident began on Pan Am Flight Two from New York, visiting London, Frankfurt, Vienna, Istanbul, Beirut, Karachi, Bangkok, Saigon, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Honolulu before finishing at JFK. She out lasted seven flight crews and hopes grandchildren see future moon flights.
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From Behind Iron Curtain Questions On Catholic Writers
Jim Bishop discusses how Western readers glimpse Eastern life through limited doors. A Warsaw editor asks for views on Catholic writers, noting tensions between religion and state, press freedom, and the role of Catholic literature in society.
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Dear Abby: Unkissed and unhappy in long marriage
A reader asks Abby about lack of affection since 1959 and whether the husband is finished with that part of life. Abby replies that sexual ability varies, and initiative or conversation with a partner matters.
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Fulbright Considered as Johnson Running Mate
Washington report notes President Johnson weighing Sen. William Fulbright as a vice presidential possibility. Fulbright’s southern roots and foreign policy credentials appeal to diverse factions, while his Civil Rights Act vote and segregationist stance complicate the choice for both sides.
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OAS Wrestles With Semantics
The Organization of American States faced a delicate wording dispute over condemning Cuba for aggression against Venezuela. Twenty members sought strong action but avoided alienating dissenters, while all agreed Cuba had aggressive acts tied to arms sent to Venezuela last fall.
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Television Schedule Highlights From a Day’s Lineup
A dense listing of daily TV programming from early morning to late night. The schedule mixes news weather sports and a broad range of entertainment including Huckleberry Hound Destry Burke's Law Route 66 Twilight Zone and old favorites like My Little Pony style cartoons.
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