A Note To Parents Where Is Your Child
A concerned father urges parents to monitor teens at night to curb drinking, parties, and immoral temptations. He warns of wolves in sheep’s clothing and dangerous late hours, urging fixed curfews and supervision to prevent crashes, heartache, and life changing trouble.
To Books Or To Battle
A Raleigh News and Observer critique of student protests at the University of Chicago over draft deferments. The letter argues deferments must reward education and effort, not penalize brains and diligence, urging students to pursue learning or join the draft. The piece frames the protest as nonsensical and warns against protecting the dull.
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Selective Service System
America
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News and Observer
On This Day In History June 6 1966
Highlights include D day Normandy invasion began in 1944 the Yorktown sunk at Midway in 1942 Brazil declared war on Japan in 1945 and Kennedy tours Europe in 1963. Other notes mention Nathan Slate born in 1755 Alsace annexed to Germany in 1871 and Johnson peace plea at Catholic University in 1965.
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France
Brazil
Japan
Colombia
Johnson
Catholic University
Washington
Johnson faces wavering support amid Vietnam and Congress
President Johnson grapples with eroding public confidence as Vietnam draws the nation into deeper conflict. Polls show growing dis enchantment with his leadership while Congress and labor voices challenge his policy pace and wage proposals. Inflation, foreign policy, and alliance issues add to the pressure in 1966.
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Johnson
House
Senate
Congress
Labor
Afl-Cio
George Meany
He Needs Twin Beds End To End Aimed At Publicity
Henry Hite, a meatpacking firm spokesman, travels extensively and requests twin beds end to end in hotels. He jokes about his height eight feet two inches barefoot and shares colorful anecdotes from his life in Atlanta Chicago and the road.
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Boston
Henry Hite
Hite
Wilson
Chicago
Atlanta Jazz Festival Brings Big Names To Stage
The first Atlanta Jazz Festival drew over 18 000 fans May 27 28 29 in the new stadium with stars like Dave Brubeck Louis Armstrong Stan Getz and Count Basie. Attendance was reduced by rain on opening night though second and third nights drew thousands. Organizers hope for a 1967 two day event with plans to invite Ella Fitzgerald Duke Ellington and John Coltrane.
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Atlanta, Ga
South
The
Blues
Dave Brubeck
Louis Armstrong
Stan Getz
Count Basie
Brubeck
Armstrong
Wein
Atlanta
Newport
Ella Fitzgerald
Duke Ellington
John Coltrane
Burnings Lose Shock Value In Politics of Vietnam
John Chamberlain critiques Buddhist self immolations in Vietnam as cynical PR for Tri Quang and links them to a broader pattern of sensationalism. He compares sacral sacrifice to Mayan rites, condemning the tactics as barbaric and unfit for democracy while endorsing Ky over Johnson in the Vietnam policy debate.
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South Vietnam
Diem
Tri Quang
Madison Avenue
Marguerite Higgins
Miss Higgins
Johnson
Hue
da Nang
Aly
Times Enterprise Co Thomasville Daily News Notice
Teonarville Otmes Entergriar member Associated Press rights and publication terms for local dispatches. The notice includes mailing addresses in Thomasville Georgia and subscription pricing details for various durations and mail rates with tax.
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Associated Press
Sunda
Times Enterprise Co
Tre
Thomasville
Madison St
Christ Seeks Second Chance For Those Who Fail
A speaker urges readers not to despair after moral failure, citing biblical examples like Peter James John Zacchaeus and the Samaritan woman. The message emphasizes repentance and forgiveness through confession and God's faithfulness to cleanse from sin.
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Christ
Peter
James
John
Zacheus
Samaria
Spotlight On Movies Hollywood Robert Morse Seeks LUCKY Picture
AP reports in a Hollywood spotlight that Robert Morse doubts his film luck after a string of disasters. He laments not getting a good picture as he promotes How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying and recalls Moonlight Hotel and Matchmaker as early misfires. He notes his Broadway success and hopes the film version shines.
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Robert Morse
Bobby
Morse
Broadway
Robert Goulet
Bobby Morse
Mirisch Brothers
David Swift
All Hands
Rudy Vallee
Wheel safety tips for summer riding and driving
AP News features writer Vivian Brown explains bicycle and motorcycle upkeep and road safety. The piece lists DIY checks on grips, nuts, chains, bearings, tires and brakes, warns about traffic rules, signaling, and rider conduct, and cites safety data from the Automotive Safety Foundation.
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Vivian Brown
AP News
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