Thought For Today by Dr Ralph Bunche
The quote reflects Bunche noting that U N aims for universality and that some hopes from nineteen sixty have materialized while others remain unrealized. It emphasizes optimism about progress and the value of global cooperation.
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Ballot scandal critique targets Callebs and lax probes
A column criticizes John Callebs and a local ballot mishandling probe as ineffective. It contends the ballot theft episode shows weak safeguards, a likely no-prosecution outcome, and little impact on Callebs' Secretary of State bid or public trust.
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John Callebs
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Fashion Outlook: Men Look Like Women in Extreme Styles
A fashion overview notes bold trends from paper dresses to wide five inch ties and capes. It cites Scott Paper dress priced at a dollar and features leather bikinis, capes, motorcycle outfits, and six button jackets with tight trousers, reflecting a camp chic inspired by Bat man and haute couture.
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Time
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Frederick Wakeman
Wall Street Journal
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Saks Fifth Avenue
Pierre Cardin
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Joel Schumacher
Buster
Public relations and the ethics of image making
John Hodell discusses the role of public relations in business culture and the risk of misinformation. He argues PR should present truthful, uncomplicated facts and have authority to challenge false company narratives, warning that deceit harms long term trust and company image.
Prayer For Today Renewal of Earth and Hope in Faith
A prayer from Richard L. James of Riverside Avenue Christian Church Jacksonville Florida thanking God for renewal, sustenance, beauty, and the hope of eternal life through Jesus Christ.
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Wisconsin Republicans weigh sex plank at 1966 convention
Wisconsin politics turns on sex as Young Republicans open a three day convention on April 29. The rival Young Democrats push for abolition of all legal restrictions on sexual relations between consenting adults, drawing criticism from Gov. Knowles. Nationally, most states maintain morality laws, with debates over privacy, enforcement, and modernization shaping party strategy and slogans. Wisconsin GOP leaders face pressure to adopt a bold battle cry such as Sex and Saigon.
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UAW Peace Corps Link Expands Global Union Action
Washington based United Auto Workers launches a global program sending 24 skilled members to Guinea to repair equipment and train locals. The effort aims to build international bargaining strength and support similar projects in Chile Venezuela India and Ethiopia.
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Guinea
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Chile
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India
Ethiopia
Africa
Victor Reuther
Europe
Latin America
Detroit
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Asia
Viet Nam
Brazil
National Advertising Rates by Mail Summary Card
National Advertising Representative Ward-Griffith Company outlines subscription rates by mail for daily and Sunday editions in multiple cities including New York Chicago Detroit and others. Rates shown cover daily and Sunday one year six months and daily only options with prices listed in dollars.
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Singapore a Prize Sought by East and West
Singapore emerged as a strategic and ideological prize after breaking from Malaysia. Western powers fear Soviet influence and Indonesian confrontation, while Britain faces troop costs and possible economic strain. Lee Kwan Yew and Harold Wilson spoke on sustaining bases and cooperation as Singapore scales, yet unemployment and rapid population growth loom.
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Harold Wilson
Lee Kwan Yew
Malaysia
Games As Learning Tools May Have Great Future
John Hopkins researchers led by Dr. James S. Coleman argue games can boost motivation and real world understanding in students. A Simulmatics Corp venture plans to market classroom and home economics style games that place players in independent roles away from direct teacher control.
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NEW York
UPI
Johns Hopkins University
James S. Coleman
Johns Hopkins
Carnegie Corp
Larne S. Boocock
Erling Schild
Michael Inbar
Simulmatics Corp
Coleman
Reston critiques LBJ press conferences and the rise of women reporters
James Reston faults LBJ for hurried press briefings and denial of obvious answers. A Parade profile of Elizabeth Carpenter predicts she may join Jacqueline Kennedy among admired women, noting her press secretary impact. The piece argues women journalists increasingly shape coverage, understand the President, and may become more influential, altering Washington press relations.
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Reston
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Washington Press Corps
Japanese-Russian Pact Fails to End Pacific Tension
Manila informed Raleigh Register sources say the pacific war of nerves will intensify due to the Soviet Japan neutrality pact but no immediate threat to the Philippines is foreseen.
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