Chicago Police Focus on Evidence Over Confessions
Police pursue fingerprints survivor testimony and weapon clues in the Chicago nursing mass murder case, arguing a confession is not required. The piece reflects on Supreme Court rules guiding interrogations and calls for better recruitment in policing, plus a critique of campaign fund raising and political finance.
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Anheuser-Busch
Wisconsin
Washington
Britain Enacts Severe Austerity Under Wilson Rule
Britain imposes six month wage and price freezes to rescue the pound and economy. Defense cuts threaten allied forces east of Suez while the United States counts on Britain’s presence in the Indian Ocean for policy in Southeast Asia.
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Harold Wilson
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Washington
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Japan retaliates as U S British credit freeze escalates
Roosevelt orders Philippine soldiers into U S armed services as Vanguard arrives in southern French Indo China for occupation. Japan may seize Shanghai while RAF bombers strike Berlin. Winchester and Frederick County must raise 75000 for a railroad from Wardensville WV to an undetermined point. Three bridges costing 18000 to be built on the Valley Pike over North River at Mt. Crawford and on Mt. Jackson sides.
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Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
A meditation argues that God has spoken to humanity and continues to speak today. Faith rests on personal experience of the inner voice guiding decisions to shun evil and do right, with spiritual proof found in the soul’s response and the peace that follows.
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God
Senators Re-read Constitution on U S Affairs
Washington notes explain that President Johnson can act in foreign policy without Senate consent in emergencies. Fulbright criticizes unilateral actions while White House insists Congress is kept informed, citing Monroe Doctrine as precedent and urging allied cooperation in Asia and beyond.
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Asia
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Fulbright
Hitchcock’s World Lures With Nightmares and Blue Dining
HAL BOYLE profiles Alfred Hitchcock's tastes and fears. The director fears ketchup sounds, recalls a blue themed meal for Gertrude Lawrence, and guards a wine cellar of about 4,000 bottles dating back to 1890. His weight ranges from 190 to 290 pounds, presently around 218.
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Alfred Hitchock
Alfred Hitchcock
Gertrude Lawrence
Sun and words weighed in Barbs column
The Barbs column jokes about the sun as a benefactor except for scorching lawns and notes how life would balance if people weighed words as carefully as the weather.
Hitchcock Reflects On Calm Temperament In Film Making
The director claims a placid nature helps longevity and work, noting his calm approach to filmmaking. He describes methodically planning scenes, avoiding on-set drama, and observes temperamental directors vent their chaos on the screen. This year marks his 50th motion picture.
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Hitchcock
State of nutrition guards against sunken eyes and eye disease
Reader asks if aging makes eyes smaller. Experts say eyeballs stay the same size. sunken appearance may come from shrinking orbital fat with malnutrition or illness. Maintain good nutrition and periodic checkups. Discusses choroiditis, toxoplasmosis, tuberculin tests, and eye pain causes including eyestrain, inflammation, and optic neuritis. No retinal damage from erythromycin. routine eye exams detect issues.
Fulbright Kennedy clash tests liberal foreign aid stance
The article argues Fulbright’s leadership on foreign aid fractures the Democratic bloc as Sen. Robert F Kennedy allies with Johnson to challenge Fulbright. It notes Kennedy’s reform stance and Fulbright’s perceived capitulation, revealing a growing divide within the party and signaling pressure on the New Left’s influence in foreign policy.
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How's Your I Q a 100 question score test with daily drills
A brief quiz style feature outlines scoring by daily correct counts from 9 to 10 equaling Memory Genius down to Good. It lists ten sample questions about Marietta settlement acoustics naval academy song pampas birds teeth bourbon grain states ending in o proverb completion grammar correction and planets.
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