Editorial questions draft abolition and soldier disobedience
In Miami Beach the National Council of Churches general board issued a policy statement calling for abolishing the draft and allowing young men to refuse to fight in unjust wars. It also urged that individual soldiers be allowed to refuse to obey orders if they deem them improper during war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Churches
Miami Beach
General Board
The
National Council
A Bad Choice: Freedom of Religion and National Duty
The text argues that Constitution guarantees religious freedom and presidential and congressional powers for defense and rights protection. It admonishes the National Council for forgetting the common good, constitutional guarantees, and American history, urging sacrifice for the country.
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National Council
Congress
Valley Forge
San Juan Hill
Verdun
Iwo Jima
General Board of the National Council
Festival of Lights and New Year Traditions in Delhi
In Delhi during Christmas season Indians observe a blend of holidays including New Year’s and Diwali. Homes display lit candles on windowsills and eaves to welcome the Goddess of Wealth as night unfolds with firecrackers planned throughout the festival period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
India
Divali Joy and Cows A Theme of Indian Life
A columnist contrasts the Divali festival with the heavy burden of cow veneration in India. He notes mobs punish killings, explains cows as symbols of motherhood, and argues overgrazing and health hazards from free roaming cattle. He laments religious zealotry and calls cows both useful and a growing blight.
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Divali
Hardening Arteries and Phlebitis Explained by Dr Molner
Dear Dr Molner explains the difference between hardening of the arteries and phlebitis, noting aging affects arterial thickening, and phlebitis targets veins. He adds that numb locking fingers are joint or cramps issues, not vascular. Confirmation that vitamin C in orange juice is similar in canned, frozen, or fresh forms.
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J.F. Phiebitis
C.K.G
J.W
Bond rights uphold by Supreme Court ruling
Zeke Wigglesworth argues Georgia legislators overstepped their authority by barring Julian Bond for his civil rights work and antiwar views. The Supreme Court ruled in favor of free expression, defending Bond’s right to speak and criticizing attempts to limit dissent.
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Zeke Wigglesworth
Georgia
Julian Bond
Vietnam
Georgia House
Supreme Court
Jean Arthur Show Fails To Deliver In Final Episode
The Jean Arthur Show, 12 episodes old, left network television after a night of dreary stories and weak scripts. Cynthia Lowry notes Miss Arthur’s effort to improvise despite a glossy, professional production and a lack of substantive plotting.
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Cynthia Lowry
AP Televisions
New York
APF
Jean Arthur
Net
Miss Arthur
Today In History Highlights From 1966 Review
On December 6 1966 history spanned postwar recognitions and wartime memories. Notable events include Austria’s neutral status recognition by the United States and allied powers in 1955 and Jefferson Davis’ death in 1889. The year also recalled Mussolini’s 1939 pressure to delay war and Moscow’s 1941 Nazi retreat at the gates. Mentions include Chevalier’s acquittal in 1946 and Kennedy’s 1963 trade liberalization push, with later notes on the 1965 Northeast blackout lessons and media ratings for Red Skelton and Kaye.
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Associated Press
United States
Great Britain
France
Soviet Union
Austria
Jeffereson Davis
Germany
Moscow
Nuernberg
Mussolini
Hitler
Europe
Maurice Chevalier
Geremans
State Department
Iceeland
U.S
John F. Kennedy
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
Twilight of a TV Schedule From a Full Day Log
A dense listing of daytime and evening programs across channels, naming shows such as Marshal Dillon Leave It To Beaver Flintstones News Wells Fargo Daktari The Bridges At Toko Ri Pruitts of Southampton Love On A Rooftop Fugitive The Bridges At Toko Ri Movie The Bridges At Toko Ri and numerous news weather sports and game shows with times 5:00 through 12:10 and many parentheses c marks indicating color or closed captions.
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Marshal Dillon
Leave It To Beaver
Flintstones
Wells Fargo
Daktari
Hank Stram
Red Skelton
Toko-Ri
Pruitts of
Southampton
Harrow
America
Bullwinkle
Cousin Ken
Jack LaLanne
Torey
General Hospital
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
Pat Boone
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Fighting Coast Guard
Bette Hayes
Mike Douglas
Torey and the Three Stooges
Weather
Batman
Hallmark Hall of Fame
Frank Sinatra
Bob Hope
Peyton Place
Danny Kaye
ABC Stage
Johnny Carson
Bataan
Tex Winter
Ottawa Herald Pricing and AP Licensing Note
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside area with monthly quarterly and annual options. The paper notes Associated Press exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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Editorial
Joseph G
Molner
C.E. Coltrane
Etta Rose Williamson
Princeton
Hickory
Dr. Motner
Christ Jesus
Zeke’s
Supreme Court of the United States
Bond
Asia
Voltaire
John Birch Society
Freud
Federal Power Commission
Jonson
Novemeber
Mrs. Mareshall
Ron Harper
Milton Berle
Garry Moore
Kaye
CBS
Skelton
Cution
Red
NBC
Lucy
Jackie Gleason
Green Acres
Bing Crosby
ABC
Hurok
Imepresario
van Clieburn
Isaac Stern
Andres Segovia
Marie An Anderson
Trails West
Big Picture
News
Merv Griffin
Award
Detectives
Ottawa Herald
Swinger
Walt Disney
Prince OF
Donegal
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