Commencement Reflections on Woodrow Wilson High Class of 1966
Commentary on the Woodrow Wilson High School commencement for the class of 1966 held June 7. Critics urge restraint in invocations and the music processional, noting overdone ceremony and lack of respect for non Christians. call for private diploma ceremonies. NATO debates overshadow European issues as France withdraws July 1. NATO’s survival is likely. troop alignment and headquarters moves loom large in Europe’s future.
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De Gaulle Drives European Realignment and NATO Crisis
The article outlines Charles de Gaulle on reshaping Europe from the Urals to the Atlantic, seeking a West European third force led by France to balance the US and USSR. It notes US-NATO leadership strain, Germany and Britain limits, and East West peace prospects with de Gaulle touring the Soviet Union later in the month.
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Medicare faces rocky start as 1966 rollout nears
President Johnson convenes 200 physicians and hospital administrators from all 50 states at the White House to align hopes with reality for Medicare. AAMA hosts a Chicago seminar June 25 to review final regulations. Government estimates suggest many hospitals may not meet civil rights and quality standards, while overall impact on private patient visits remains modest.
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Reunion campaigns test old ties at alumni drive
A writer recounts fifty pieces of mail urging a college reunion gift, including a three color Batman themed package and a perfume token. He notes the pressure of two decades plus nostalgia, yet he declines attending the 25 year reunion, viewing gatherings as bittersweet and often wasteful.
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Prayer For Today from Forward Movement Publica
A short devotional prayer asks for God's presence to overcome discouragement and fear. It emphasizes reliance on divine strength to face each day and to love and endure with faith. The piece cites James W. Kennedy of Cincinnati as director and editor of Forward Movement Publications.
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Johnson to Press On Viet Nam Policy Amid Slipping Polls
Washington based analysis notes President Johnson remains steadfast on his Viet Nam strategy despite polls hovering around 40 percent approval. Iowa data show George Romney leading Johnson 46 to 35, with Johnson ahead of Nixon in a separate matchup. aides say the president aims to protect major Democratic majorities and pursue continued troop commitments while avoiding chases for popularity.
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Tax for the Untaxed Fee Draws Public Critique
A reader condemns fees charged by the Assessor’s office for a no personal property tax statement used with motor vehicle licenses. The letter argues the statement should be provided free as a public service, noting unfair charges for new car owners and likening the practice to fees seen in justices of the peace.
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Star Is Born In Screening Of The Russians Are Coming
Hollywood notes Alan Arkin shines at a Directors Guild screening with praise from Peter Heston and Carl Reiner. Theodore Bikel discusses language and the film’s impact, while Norman Jewison reflects on final cuts and timely controversy. Bikel recalls his submarine role and Sinatra connection.
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Raleigh Register subscription rates and delivery terms
The Raleigh Register lists subscription rates for mail and home delivery, with annual and semiannual options for daily and Sunday editions and daily only, plus carrier delivery rates. It notes tax applicability in West Virginia and states carriers are independent contractors not responsible for advance payments.
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Voter input sought on proposed precinct revisions
County Clerk Harry Anderson urges any voter to submit suggestions to the county court regarding the proposed precinct revisions by July 15. London reports the 42,100 ton battle cruiser Hood was destroyed May 25 between Greenland and Iceland in a clash with the new German battleship Bismarck, a historic naval engagement.
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County agent finds potato bugs near Glen White
The county agent visited C. D. Pittman a trucker near Glen White and arranged a spraying demonstration after finding his potatoes infected with bugs. Democratic candidate B B Chambers visited Cameron last week and is known in Raleigh for a prior run for county superintendent of schools.
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