Differences In British And American Elections Compared
Sir Alec Douglas Home announced the dissolution of Parliament with an Oct 15 election date. Britain votes for a Parliament, not a president, while the United States holds a fixed Nov election for electors. Labor narrows its lead as Conservative strategy hinges on last minute calls.
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Great Britain
Elizabeth
United States
Home
Labor Party
Britain
Labor
Judge's crackdown on adults serving liquor to teens in Darien
An editorial notes the arrest of about a dozen adults in Darien Conn for serving liquor to minors following a teen fatal crash. It praises Judge Rodney S. Eielson for urging parental responsibility while warning against privacy invasions and urges guidance over prohibition to curb teen drinking.
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Darien
Conn
Rodney S. Eielson
Eielson
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE AND CRYPTOQUOTE SUMMARY
A reader puzzle page presents a 50-clue crossword with common words and phrases plus a daily cryptoquote using a simple substitution cipher. Clues span geography, language, and everyday objects, followed by a numeric substitution example and a sample solution phrase.
On the Right by William F. Buckley Jr.
A concise essay by Buckley analyzes conservative principles and the political landscape. The piece reflects on ideology, leadership, and the role of media in shaping public opinion.
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William F. Buckley Jr
Johnsons Rise and Fall Seen in New Poll Trends
Recent polls show Johnson's declining popularity while Goldwater gains remain modest. The piece notes Johnson’s swift political shifts after Kennedy's assassination, including pushing civil rights, Medicare, and anti poverty measures, and courting liberal groups.
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KKK
ADA
Mr. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Hamlet
Johnson
New York
Lyndon Johnsons Liberals and Business America Embrace
The piece argues Johnson courted Liberal and Business support, posing as honorary Chamber of Commerce head. It cites Francis Sayre and Arthur Krock criticizing his power hunger, notes Bobby Baker’s shadow, and questions the era’s apparent stability amid Cold War and Vietnam tensions.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lyndon Johnson
Wendell Willkie
White House
LBJ
Goldwater
Francis Sayre
Washington
Johnson
Arthur Krock
Bobby Baker
America
Vietnam
Merritt Parkway
Red China
United Nations
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West Berlin
Drew Pearson
Richard Nixon
General Assembly of
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Dear Abby Q&A on money, dates, and unwanted attention
A Dear Abby column bundle covers a husband chasing money as his god, dating etiquette, a doctor’s privacy, embarrassing eating habits, a teen fearing dates due to a policeman father, and a warning that only a thief runs when no one pursues.
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Abby
School policy bars student absences for parents political meetings
Columbus policy forbids excuses for children accompanying parents to political meetings during school hours. Students may attend political gatherings in non school hours but not in the name of the school.
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Columbus
New Marietta High School Complex Planned
A $3 million three-building complex for 1200 students will span two hills with a one story to five story classroom unit between hills. The project includes a gymnasium auditorium unit and a shop building alongside the classroom block.
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Marietta
Shortage of Industrial Education Teachers Hits Ohio Schools
Ohio schools face a critical shortage of industrial education teachers, says Dean Clark state director of teacher certification. The gap stems from rising adult technical education demand and a shift toward science and mathematics over industrial arts business education and home economics.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dean Clark
Clark
Footnotes on Johnson visit to Cleveland reveal bustling scene
Observers note blocked hotel entrances and a side door opening for President Johnson arrival at Sheraton Cleveland. The Goldwater booth stood near elevators while crowds, Secret Service, and press mingled. Johnson greeted individuals, drawing attention despite distraction and chatter at the Democratic convention setting.
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Cleveland
Sheraton-Cleveland
President Johnson
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