Never Ending Quest for Mars Outlines Space Ambition
An overview discusses ongoing Mars exploration by US and Soviet probes. It notes containment challenges to avoid planetary contamination, contrasts Soviet proximity to Mars with greater Earthly safety margins, and predicts Mars missions beyond the Moon. It also touches on quasars as a broader astronomical interest and links past moon-era speculation to present space ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
U. S
Moon
Business Aid for Education Shapes Higher Learning Funding
The article discusses why fund raising for colleges and universities has grown into a major business. It notes corporate gifts totaling about 250 million annually, with a 10 percent yearly rise and a goal of 500 million by decade's end. It warns that government grants threaten independence, urging private donors to maintain financial control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Council For Financial Aid To Education
New York
Viewpoints on the Presidents coinage proposals and silver
The piece critiques President Johnson's coinage plan highlighting silver content reductions and price controls. It notes miners gains and potential policy ineffectiveness while warning that replacing intrinsic value coins with fiat money erodes purchasing power and signals a shift away from gold and silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Congress
Treasury
United States
Drought Threat Looms Over Eastern New York Area
The U S Geological Survey warns Eastern New York and nearby regions face a severe drought risk this summer and fall. Assistant chief Elwood R Leeson says wells and streams could reach all time lows unless夏 rainfall remains well above normal.
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Washington
New York
New England
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Elwood R. Leeson
U.S. Geological Survey
Water Resources Division
Advertising the Gospel in Midwest Papers
The American Lutheran Church announced a newspaper advertising campaign to promote Christianity, described as the first official denominational effort using print media. Rev. Lester Eins, the church PR director, said ads launching in Midwestern Sunday papers this fall will present basic Christian truths with no denominational emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
American Lutheran Church
Lester
Church
81-Year-Old Wildeboer Lets License Go In Court
Charles Wildeboer, 81, kissed his driver's license goodbye in North Haledon New Jersey on Monday night after appearing in court on a careless driving charge. He told the judge he thought it was time to quit driving and pressed the license to his lips before placing it on the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Haledon
N.J
Charles Wildeboer
Wildeboer
High Court Rules Communists Not Barred From Union Office
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 4 decision, invalidates the law barring Communist party members from holding union office and from directing political strikes in national emergencies. Dissenters warn such rulings threaten broader prohibitions on disloyal government service. The ruling questions Subversive Activities Control Board findings and signals future court scrutiny of anti-Communist statutes.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Communist Party
Congress
Soviet Union
Supreme Court
Executive Branch
Central Intelligence Agency
National Security Agency
Warren
Black
Douglas
Brennan
Goldberg
Oswego Palladium Times Publication Details and Rates
Official Oswego Palladium Times announcement listing consolidation of papers, key executives, and office addresses. Includes mail subscription rates by region, advertising agency contacts, and Associated Press note. States rates for Oswego area and other New York addresses, Canada, and carrier versus mail delivery.
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Oswego N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
West Third St
Oswego
Thomas A. Cloutier
William H. Leighton
Ellen St
Clark Morrison
East Ninth St
Esther B. Dalgard
West Oneida St
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
Liie
Lise Mees
West
First St
N. Y
Palladium Times
New York State
Mississippi River
Canada
Julus Matthews Special Agency Inc
Third Ave
New York City
Boston
Mass
Chicago
Detroit
Sky Pilot Chaplain Serves Seabees in Vietnam
Lt. George M. Sheldon of Olympia Washington serves Mobile Construction Battalion 10 in Chu Lai Vietnam as chaplain. A former combat flyer with 71 Korea missions he holds five Air Medals and the Distinguished Flying Cross. He ministers to Seabees Marines and orphans while counseling men facing loneliness and family worries.
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Chu Lai
South Viet Nam
Seabees
George M. Sheldon
Olympia
Wash
Korea
Philippine Sea
Navy
Annapolis
Mobile Construction Battalion 10
Mobile Construction Battalion 10. As One of the Seabees
Padre
Sheldon
Episcopal Church
Divinity School of the Pacific
Berkeley
Calif
San Francisco Bay Area
Salt Lake City
Oxnard
An Editor’s Moment of Meditation
An editor seeks guidance in moral judgment to choose the path of propriety and right. The piece references Scriptural warning that one cannot serve both God and mammon and urges mindful living for peace of mind.
Southern Decency and Misread Resentment in Hayneville
A letter from Mrs. Z B of Hayneville Alabama defends the South as a community of decent citizens amid conflict with its history. She disputes a columnist’s claim of popular resentment at the FBI amid the Viola Liuzzo case, noting that animosity came from a minority and not the town's majority. She condemns the Klan lawyer Matt Murphy and urges fair judgment of Dixie by the North, praising quiet civil progress and urging respect for quiet, lawful civic action.
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Washington
South
Z. B
Hayneville
Ala
Montgomery
FBI
Viola Liuzzo
Detroit
Mrs. B
Speas
Matt Murphy
Murphy
KKK
North
Dixie
Jehovah Witnesses sentenced at Albany
Two Jehovah's Witnesses who pled guilty to failure to report for civilian work in lieu of military service faced sentences in U S District Court in Albany. Daniel W Danebrich 20 of Johnstown received two years imprisonment for refusing the work alternative. Harold D All 26 of Margaretville agreed to civilian work at Rochester General Hospital and was placed on two years probation. Federal law requires that objectors fulfill civilian service duties.
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Albany
N.Y
Jehovah's Witnesses
U. S. District Court
Daniel W. Danebrich
Johnstown
Harold D. All
Margaretville
Rochester General Hospital
Two or Three Assembled in My Name Theme
A brief religious note cites Matthew 18 20 emphasizing Christ’s presence when believers gather. It presents the teaching of communal prayer and unity among followers. The piece functions as a devotional reminder rather than a news item.
Opening lead mirrors defense in bridge hand analysis
East dealer, South at 3NT after Pass. West led a heart and declarer erred by not treating the short heart possibility. The essay discusses a better line: play from dummy to force a club finesse and guarantee ten tricks, avoiding the damaging heart lead and mishandled free finesse.
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Hearts
West
Llong
Declarer
East
South
Lee
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