Sunday Closing Violation Warrants Refused By Tennessee Court
A Tennessee judge refused to issue warrants for Sunday law violators, citing religion as the basis and predicting a constitutional challenge from the Supreme Court. The report notes prior decisions in Nashville and the West Virginia Sunday closing rulings and their impact on local options and church-state concerns.
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Tennessee
West Virginia
State Supreme Court
Nashville
New York Times
Araf
United States Supreme Court
Allen Conelius
General Sessions Court
Andrew Doyle
Metro Court
Yugoslavia Silent Reforms Spur Economic Shift
Yugoslavia advances sweeping market reforms to boost competitiveness, cut subsidies, and align with western currencies. US support includes credits and wheat purchases. early results show lower trade deficit, rising exports, and workers returning to countryside as prices adjust.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Teredevit
Yugoslavia
France
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Interview with a Dog in a Newspaper Column
An exchange between Ed and a talking dog explores the idea of interviewing animals. The dog challenges the premise, notes humans ruin the world, and questions readers' interest in canine perspectives while urging focus on lived, meaningful daily acts.
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Penny
Saat
Alice
De-Stalinization Taints Genghis Khan Image
Outer Mongolian official journal brands Genghis Khan a reactionary aggressor and calls for de Stalinization. It charges he fostered a cult of personality, a claim presented as the gravest misdeed.
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Golia
Genghis Khan
Communist
Watch On The Potomac What Would A Younger Mike Quill Have Done?
Washington based essay on Mike Quill facing John Lindsay with the transit union leader portrayed as risk averse in early career, now challenging city leadership. The piece weighs historical bargaining smarts against modern political strife and the impact on ordinary workers amid a potential strike.
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Washington
Mike Quill
New York City
LaGuardia
O’dwyer
Impeliitteri
Wagner
Fartheian
Quill
John V. Lindsay
Mighty Mike
John Lindsay
Haseen
Mike
Quill and Lindsay Clash Over Subway Workers Wage Talk
The piece describes a heated public dispute where Quill calls Lindsay harsh names and adopts a confrontational stance. It argues Quill should instead seek a joint meeting with Mayor and union officials to peacefully discuss fair wage adjustments for subway workers and address urgent labor concerns.
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Quill
Lindsay
City Hall
New City
Hood
Transport Workers Union
Freedom Offer Backfires On Castro as Exits Grow
Washington report cites Cuban contacts describing bank freezes and forced refunds for those who leave. Doctors and workers face bans, signings, and public denunciation while many apply to emigrate. Observers note Castro overestimated reliable departures and worry about impacts on economy and regime.
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Washington
NEA
Cuba
Castro
United States
Fidel
Havana
Stainless Steel Silver Care From ALLEEN SNODDY
Harold Johnson, a major stainless and sterling silver maker executive, discusses consumer buying habits for stainless steel utensils. He notes price awareness drives shoppers to jewellers or department stores, while door-to-door sales still offer personalized service. Quality indicators include higher nickel content and smooth, stress-free surfaces across aging patterns and engineered finishes.
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Harold Johnson
Johnson
Education Gains Status In Most Parts Of Nation
Education gains status nationwide as federal funds and programs surge. Local systems in Trenton and Jericho coordinate aid and grants, while state departments assign staff to oversee projects across regions. President Johnson views education as key to eradicating poverty and slums through broad, ambitious initiatives.
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Johnnson
Sone
Seemeas
New Jersey
Jericho
New York
Long Island
States of Education
Johnson
Cael
Poteiiee
West Virginia Guardsmen Induction Planned for January
Charleston military note reports Brig. Gen. William L. Horner announced 15 centers to induct West Virginia National Guardsmen into the Army. Induction tentatively set for January 6.
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Charleston
William L. Horner
West Virginia
50 Years Ago in 1916 Files of the SS
A fragmentary notice recalls the 50th anniversary of events in 1916, mentioning hardships faced by a North Beck family and references to gifts from friends and relatives received around the time, with partial lines about National and Francisco.
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Bae 7
North
Rome
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