Why Did They Do It The Arrest Of Two Teen Boys
Two teenage boys confessed to a chain of murders in the Valdosta and Jacksonville area during a 10 day span. They allegedly killed seven people, stole six cars, and committed robbery and rape as part of a rampage before arrest in Salt Lake City. A hitchhiker survived after 40 miles with them. They are described as army stockade escapees with little remorse.
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Valdosta
Jacksonville
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hal Holbrook to suspend Twain portrayal for a while
After 1,850 Twain performances in 13 years Hal Holbrook will pause his famous impersonation. He plans a worldwide Twain lecture tour, a new play, a Huckleberry Finn musical, and a Lincoln solo act while he revisits other projects.
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New York
Mark Twain
Hal Holbrook
Twain
Huckleberry Finn
Abraham Lincoln
Holbrook
Karl Wittlinger
Europe
Advertising sensationalism and the Fourth Reich debate
A columnist critiques a controversial advertisement promoting a book on General Edwin A Walker alleging indoctrination of U S troops by the John Birch Society. The piece questions wartime loyalties, anti Semism, and Nazi symbols used to spark attention, urging caution and possible congressional scrutiny.
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Hitler
West Germany and anti-Semitism in postwar debate
A political comment questions if West German policy under Chancellor Adenauer is anti-Semitic or pro Israel. The piece challenges motives behind an advertisement and warns against Communist aims to discredit Adenauer, noting swastika symbols and concerns over reviving Hitler’s ghost.
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United States
Germany
Adenauer
West Germany
Castro
Caribbean
Trujillo
Dawn
Congress
New York Times
Soviet Russia
West
East
Hitler
Goebbels
Critics Call Castro Tractor Deal Blackmail
The piece denounces a plan to trade 500 tractors for 1 200 Cuban exile prisoners calling it blackmail. It accuses Eleanor Roosevelt Walter Reuther Milton Eisenhower and others of backing the plan and criticizes U S support to Castro through a U N Special Fund as boosting his military and economy while Russia contributes little. It blames Paul Hoff man and President Kennedy for mishandling foreign affairs and calls for public outrage.
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Fidel Castro
Eleanor Roosevelt
Walter Reuther
Milton Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
U. S
U. N
Russia
The Role Of Newspapers In The United States
The article notes record newspaper circulation of 59 million daily as proof of a healthy nation. It cites Mark Ferree of the American Newspaper Publishers Association and Augusta Herald praise for newspapers aiding government, health, youth welfare, and community services. A six year old’s letter extols newspapers for locating people, goods, and events, with a editor’s playful postscript on public behavior.
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United States
Mark Ferree
American Newspaper Publishers Assn
The
Augusta Herald
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
United Fund Ita
World Today Eight Years Ahead Kennedy Faces Aging World Leaders
The piece projects President Kennedy at the end of a potential second term in 1969 and compares his age to that of major world leaders. It notes Khrushchev Macmillan Mao and Adenauer as the oldest peers and discusses future risks including Red China’s possible nuclear capability, de Gaulle’s Algeria issue, and Salazar’s hold on Portugal. The forecast highlights potential upheavals in Angola and global leadership changes over eight years.
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Kennedy
Russia
Khrushchev
Britain
Macmillan
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
West Germany
Adenauer
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Formosa
Chiang
Asia
Salazar
Portugal
Angola
Nehru
India
France
de Gaulle
Algeria
Yugoslavia
Tito
Spain
My Answer By Billy Graham On A Mother's Prayer
Billy Graham urges a mother to start praying now for her son a brilliant lawyer trapped in divorce and heavy drinking. He cites scripture the power of a righteous person's prayer and shares that God answers burdened mothers even if results take years. He warns against shielding children from consequences and emphasizes training a child in the right way.
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Rowly
D.C
Still Time to Save the Republic Warns Tonasket Tribune
The Tonasket Washington Tribune urges citizens to reverse a slide toward socialism and welfare state dependence. It argues for self reliance and rejects government aid as a delusion and snare, urging immediate action to preserve the republic.
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Republic
Tonasket, Wash
Tribune
Thomasville Times-Enterprise Notice Summary
Masthead notice from Thomasville Times Enterprise restates republication rights and mailing details. Includes publication frequency, address, contact number, postal info, and subscription tax data.
Balance Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers
A large themed crossword with across and down clues covering various terms from compensation to architecture. Entries include Crisp cookies, Ferment, Ground works, and Grounded terms like Compass point and Ferret. Crossword features many science and art terms with standard puzzle clues throughout.
As We See It on Youth Killers and Society
The piece questions societal failure after two youths are charged with seven murders in ten days. It probes reasons for their rampage and alleged lack of remorse, asking who is to blame and what society owes killers, noting this case reflects broader similar killings and harms to survivors.
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Thomasville
John Dornberg
Edwin A. Walker
John Birch Society
Dornberg
General Walker
Walker
Defense Department
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Boyle
Cairo
George Sokolsky
MacMillan Company
Thurman
Paul Hoffman
U. N. Special Fund
Mr. Kennedy
California
P.S
Diana
World Today
Washington
By James Marlow
Antonio Salazar
President de Gaulle
Marshal Tito
Francisco Franco
Berlin
Mso Tze-tung
Billy Graham
Enterpriar
Associated Press
the Times
Enterprise Goe., Inc
Madison
P.O
Canal
State of Georgia
River Island
Metropolis
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