Cardinal Yu Pin says priests linger in Communist mainland
Cardinal Paul Yu Pin told Overseas Press Club of America that there are men dressed as priests on the mainland for propaganda. He, based in Taiwan as Fu Jen University president, predicts Nationalists will return and remains convinced China is anti Communist. He also expressed a personal wish to visit his parents' tombs.
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Cardinal Yu Pin on China After Mao Death
The cardinal predicts a shift to harsher leadership if Lin Piao succeeds Mao Tse tung. He avoids unkind words but says China would move from bad to worse under a less intelligent successor. His longtime friend Harry Hershfield recalls their shared history.
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Dear Worried Brown Eyes exposes age of moral decline
An English book collects century old letters to Aunt Aggies of journalism and links Dear Worried Brown Eyes columns to fading parental and church discipline. It cites a 1897 agony column reply from F P about bicycle fashion as an example of puritan backlash.
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Britain
Home Companion
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Atomic Ark Claim Sparks Technion Reply
Alexander Goldberg of Technion says Israel trains two thirds of the nation’s engineers and scientists. He dismisses nuclear weaponry speculation by likening it to a biblical ark and notes no current nuclear program beyond established research.
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Alexander Goldberg
Technion
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Hearst
Supersonic Parade Highlights San Antonio Armed Forces Day
Spectators watched the ninth annual Armed Forces parade in downtown San Antonio sponsored by the Military Order of World Wars. The event showcased military displays as shoppers paused to view the procession.
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America
San Antonio
Military Order of World Wars
Test Your Horse Sense Quiz Answers
A printed multiple choice quiz by Dr. George W. Crane asks which sport earns college money, which branded goods aren’t for bread, fish typical of mountain streams, a 49 second track time, the grassy shoulder roadside term, and Nielsen ratings split by age. Answers include Football Lipton Trout Berm and favorites Bewitched My Three Sons for 18–34. others for 50-plus.
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Voice of Broadway and showbiz headlines from New York
New York reports David Comos named Perry and Roselle Como’s grandson David Paul Tom Dewey declines Chief Justice post. Pearl Bailey signs a 1 million dollar three year Las Vegas Hotel deal opening Dec 26. Ann Miller to star in Mame as Broadway hits 4th year. Jay Javits proposal for Raffles membership rejected. he no longer speaks to Earl Blackwell.
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Two Big Electrical Giants Face Early Fall Strikes
A wild mix of media notes and film chatter spans Loren and Mastroianni filming in Moscow and a visitor to the set, Faye Dunaway, while news dealers battle a surge of porno publications and a Fifth Estate crackdown.
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Notable 1960s Showbiz Waves and Luxury Highlights
Star pact endings and new bids color a rapid-fire montage of entertainment figures. Dionne Warwick exits Scepter Records after seven years as party notes highlight Florence Greenberg. Duke Ellington marks 70th with Gov Rockefeller backing a gala. Barbara Hutton flaunts a Rolls Royce Phantom V in Morocco. Air France spotlights American painters in Paris, while Circus chief Richard Bostow reports a growing godchild roster. QE2 sails into the 1970s with refined style and confianza.
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Pianist Van Cliburn and a Living Corn Bread Tale
A jumble of celebrity notes lists Van Cliburn avoiding milled flour with homemade corn bread and a motherly breadlift, plus assorted showbiz items. Jack Carter escorts Christine Bergner to the Ardsley Water Wheel while Robert Ryan’s Tim studies theatre at Pomona. The Knicks face a split in a lost championship. Audree Magee plans to marry Seymour Smith, Barbara Cook headlines a Truman Capote revival of The Grass Harp, and Ken Howard's Yale drama start links to his EdWy debut in Promises Promises.
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Cartoon education through animation excites Krantz
Stephen Krantz promotes educational five minute cartoons like Max the 2000 year old Mouse to teach children history. The Trojan War story blends animation with authentic art, and the series will air on stations and in schools next fall with plans for larger projects like a full length David Copperfield cartoon.
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Ancient Mouse
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Delaware
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Mirror of Your Mind Opinion on the other woman and inspiration
A column argues the other woman should not fight for a husband and that inspiration can be a risky habit. It notes the husband, usually the wife, is more likely to yield under tension. The piece also questions excessive inspiration and warns about a boy who is too good. 1969 King Features Syndicate Inc.
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Marguerite Beecher
Julian Press
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Moon rocks and the samples astronauts will collect
The article explains three sample types for the first lunar mission. A grab sample for quick return, a contingency sample sealed in a bag, and documented scientific samples with photographs and careful collection. Lunar Receiving Laboratory in Houston will analyze them in vacuum chambers for months or years.
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Hypocritical Swearing Versus Christian Identity
The reader asks about a sister-in-law who claims Christianity yet swears constantly. The reply suggests she may be confused or not truly Christian, implying hypocrisy, and cites Exodus 20 as a moral reference.
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Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate, Inc
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The Sin of Misusing the Lord's Name
Billy Graham discusses the gravity of speaking the Lord's name in vain noting deliberate offense as the gravest sin and acknowledging possible ignorance. He urges caution before condemnation and prayer for awareness of words and their impact on others.
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