Godwin Advocates Broad View Of Education
Gov Mills E Godwin described two meanings of education trained for a vocation and educational development of the whole person. He spoke at Hot Springs to Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges officials, urging graduates to question whether actions should be done and consider human consequences.
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The Hippies as Sub Culture and Rebellion
A critical view portrays hippies along the West Coast as an extreme nonconformist group. They abandon modern manners and laws, live primitively, and flaunt norms with vivid dress and dancing. The piece questions their motives and the broader social impact of their rebellion against conformity.
Vacation travel booms as Americans seek longer getaways
The piece notes a record rush of over 100 million gas powered vacationists with many using cars for long trips. It mentions travel by bus air and sea and highlights the automobile as the preferred mode for most families. It also emphasizes workers deserve rest and change and are getting both despite the grind.
Allied aerial assault supports El Alamein advance and Far East actions
Allied air forces struck targets across the desert and Kiangsi province with satisfactory results as British ground forces pushed five miles on the El Alamein front. Japanese headquarters at Linchwan faced air bombardment while the Turkish German fleet near Constantinople was attacked with good results. The German crown prince army in West Flanders launched a strong offensive, breaking British lines along a 2,400 yard front and approaching the Yser near the North Sea.
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el Alamein Front
Linchwan
Kiangsi
Germany
West Flanders
Yset River
North Sea
Daily Meditation on Prayer and Forgiveness by Earl L. Douglas
A reader reflects on overcoming shame and coming to God in prayer for forgiveness and moral renewal. The piece argues that God's stance is compassionate and that individuals bear responsibility for change, with faith encouraging bold, truthful appeals for transformation through divine help.
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Tax Surcharge Seen as Safe Route in Deficit Crisis
President faces reelection pressure as deficits loom and Vietnam costs rise. A small six to eight percent income tax surcharge is weighed to curb inflation and curb borrowing, with Federal Reserve fears of excessive lending guiding debate about higher rates.
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Washington
Johnson
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Quick Quiz: Presidential Vetoes Alaska Flag and More
A set of trivia items including which president was nicknamed Sir Veto Andrew Johnson which features on the Alaska state flag a blue field with the Big Dipper and North Star Eisenhower restored to five star rank by Kennedy in 1961 birds have teeth do birds have teeth and mahogany value due to fine grain polish and cabinet use
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Gen. Eisenhower
Idhies Stephens
Average American Speaks 4800 Words a Day and Teen Phone Habits
HAL BOYLE notes average adults speak about 4800 words daily, but teens on the telephone differ. The column surveys quirky facts from self help to facts about youth work, education costs, Boy Scouts in the United States, and humor from quips on manners and folklore.
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New York
Mexico City
Hard Days for Old Line Civil Rights Leaders
Washington reports upheaval within civil rights groups as CORE cuts multiracial aims and white backers, while leaders like Carmichael and Hoover clash with established figures. The piece argues extremists seek a leftist third party, threatening mainstream progress and bipartisan policy on foreign and domestic fronts.
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Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Floyd McKissick
New York
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B’rith
Stokely Carmichael
Student’s
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Carmichael
The
Revolutionary Action Movement
Hoover
Congress
Wilkins
Young
Doctor Answers Common Health Questions From Nystatin To Doriden
Dr. Wayne Brandstadt discusses yeast infections ringworm and candidiasis including pulmonary forms. He explains nystatin as treatment and outlines causes of poor circulation and static stasis. Doriden side effects and dependence are noted with advice to send questions to the columnist.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
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