Bays Credits Implied Consent Bill For Indiana Traffic Safety
Indiana officials credit Rep. Kenneth B. Bays for advancing the Implied Consent law which reduced highway deaths by about 70 percent year to date. Albert Huber and Judge William Z. Sharp praise Bays for leading the measure, calling it milestone traffic safety legislation amid rising public awareness of drinking-driver dangers.
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Indiana General Assembly
Kenneth B. Bays
Anderson
Indigha Traffic Safety Council Inc
Huber
Bays
Indiana
William Z. Sharp
Marion County
General Assembly
Reb
Vietnam
Madison County
Hartke Must Be Deaf in Reelection Speech
A speech by Senator Vance Hartke criticizing the nation’s direction cites Vietnam era turmoil and domestic crime. The piece argues Hartke opposes Nixon’s leadership and accuses him and Birch Bayh of ignoring welfare, while condemning Spiegel's Inc and labor as influences.
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Hartke
Birch Bayh
Spiegel's, Inc
Big
Vietnam
Congress
Are Certificates Safe With Your Broker
Spear notes investors should weigh holding certificates themselves against broker custody as brokers face mounting financial strain. A large firm reduces risk but fees and custody costs affect small accounts. He cites a $26 million NYSE fund for customer reimbursement, potential federal insured accounts, and advises checking the broker’s financial condition before deciding.
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New York Stock Exchange
Congress
Sen. Eximund
Muskie
Maine
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Roger Spear
Roger FE. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
N. Y
Gen
Fes, Corp
Douglas' Disgraceful Views Stir Impeachment Talk
This piece argues for impeachment proceedings against Supreme Court Justice Douglas over his book Points Of Rebellion and alleged endorsement of violence. It cites past criticisms, warns of a potential erosion of due process, and quotes critics like Dr. Sidney Hook and Rep. Ham Scherle.
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Thurman
Douglas
Congress
Supreme Court
Justin Wiliam
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Berkeley
University of California
Free Society
U.S. Supreme
High Court
United States
Sidney Hook
New York University
Hook
Justice Douglas
Brooklyn Law School
Enarchy
Flora
United Sales
Ham Scherle
Lowa
House Education and Labor Committee
Land
Congressman Scherle
Justine Douglas
Can Do Back Room Boys Keep America Moving
Alice Widener lauds the so called boys in the back room of Mission Control and the military industrial complex for quick brilliant problem solving that powered Apollo era progress. She argues against anti business know-nothings opposing oil gas exploration nuclear energy and pollution controls, urging continued industrial growth and space effort.
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New York City
Mission Control
Houston
Lavel
Haise
Swigert
Earth
O Belt
Cengoin
Walter J. Hickeltrom
Consolidated Edison Company of New York
Con Ed
América
Syndicaie
Debate Over Replacing Electoral College With National Popular Vote
Holmes Alexander critiques raw democracy and the push for a nationwide popular vote. He cites Kennedy Nixon 1960 doubts, describes potential vote theft risks, and notes Agnew's remarks on college expansion and open admissions. The piece defends the constitutional system and cites Jefferson and Adams on electoral resolution.
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Washington, D. C
Teady White
John Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Kennedy
Chicago
Texas
Nixon
Nberals
Bayh
Indiana
Tydings
Maryland
Ervin
North Carolina
Alaska
Arctic Circle
Teddy White
Banks
New York
Los Angeles
Agnew
Des Moines
Jefferson
John Quincy Adams
House of Representatives
William Faukner
Kissinger at Johns Hopkins Clash Sparks Debate on Courage
The piece recalls Henry Kissinger's Johns Hopkins talk where a hostile question about war crimes prompted his witty retort and exit. It then contrasts Yale disruption during Senator Kennedy’s Earth Day appearance amid Black Panther controversy, arguing for orderly discussion and questioning the valor in confrontational tactics.
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Henry Kissinger
Johns Hopkins University
Kissinger
Jemen
White House
Harvard
Yale
United States
Kennedy
Panther Cause
Panthers
Assembly
Ralph Gerson
Kennedysi
Calhoun College
Calhoun
Jones
Smith
Robison
Canada
Senator Kennedy
Mr. Kissinger
Irvin Kristol
New York University
Folklore notes and poems from an old newspaper fragment
The excerpt presents folk humor about luck and a dog and bee tale. It includes verses reflecting the era’s moralizing tone and ends with a preamble style quotation from the United States Constitution. The piece resembles a literary miscellany from a historical paper.
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Wade
Dogeie
Dog
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