Beatnik protest at the capital stirs mixed views on freedom
The writer critiques a march by youths calling themselves the Assembly of Unrepresented People visiting Washington to protest American actions in Vietnam. He contrasts their appearance and methods with historic figures like Lincoln, Henry, and Washington, arguing for a stronger domestic stance and continued defense of freedom abroad.
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Anderson
Butte
Montana
Viet Nam
Washington Monument
Midwest
Abraham Lincoln
Patrick Henry
Atlantic Coast
George Washington
Virginia
America
Lee
Kuala Lumpur
Singapore
Malaya
Peoples’ Action Party
Federation of Malaysia
Abdul Rahman
jTunku
Prince
Tve
Washington
West
Crime And The Courts Paradox Amplifies Call For Balanced Justice
The Nation faces rising crime while population grows, with convictions dropping. The National Crime Commission was created to probe law enforcement troubles and court decisions blamed for leniency. Chief Justice Warren notes crime relates to social factors, yet readers question why crime surges amid prosperity and education. A call for a balanced approach between protecting rights and ensuring public safety.
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National Crime Commission
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Procter and Gamble executive convicted in industrial espionage attempt
A P and G junior executive was convicted for using the telephone to try to sell an outline of his employer’s toothpaste marketing strategy to Colgate Palmolive. Colgate alerted the FBI leading to arrest and trial. The piece discusses corporate espionage and welfare program debates.
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Procter and Gamble
Colgate-Palmolive
FBI
Harvard Business Review
Housewife slays three children and herself in Manchester
Police report a young housewife strangled her three children Blanche Adams 26 and sons Mark 5 Patrick 3 months and Angela 18 months then hanged herself in a third floor apartment. Leon H Adkins 31 the husband returned home to learn the tragedy and the motive is under investigation as Hillsborough County authorities review the case.
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Manchester
N. H
UPI
Leon H. Ad
Laylams
Hillsborough County
West Side
Singapore Split Drives Malaysia Singapore Stand
The Inside Report outlines Malaysia's tightrope as Singapore moves toward autonomy. Lee Kuan Yew faces Western and Asian pressures, while Kuala Lumpur weighs keeping links or severing them as Singapore decides to close a local branch of the Bank of China, now staying open.
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Singapore
Washington
Malaysia
Lee
West
Kuala Lumpur
New York City
New York State
Peking Bank of China
China Bank
Lee, Singapore, and the Malaysian Federation Rift
A 1965 analysis discusses Lee Kuan Yew and the PAP challenging the Malaysia Singapore federation. It notes Singapore's expulsion as a trigger for Sukarno's confrontation policy and potential Western concern over a Chinese dominated Singapore.
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Sukarno
China
Singapore
Federation
Malaysia
Farm Youth Exchange Program Applications Available
Applications for the 1966 International Farm Youth Exchange Program are available at the County Extension Office. Ages 20 to 30 must file by Sept. 1 with the state H department at Purdue University. Since 1950 Indiana has sent 74 state men and women abroad and hosted 1150 foreign visitors. The program is sponsored by Cooperative Extension Service Purdue 4-H College, the National 4-H Foundation, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Purdue University
Indiana
Cooperative Extension Service
Purdue Collegiate
National
4H Foundation
U.S Department of Agriculture
The Shepherd Criticism and Self-Review in Scripture
A reflective gospel reflection urges weighing praise and blame alike. It cites 2 Corinthians 3 9 urging condemnation of ministers becomes glory while advising readers to analyze both good and bad in criticism.
Modernizing curriculum via human interest formula
A columnist argues teachers and editors should join colleges to teach packaging of information. He cites dropouts and urges practical psychology and Me Here Now focus to modernize education, praising applied courses and public medical literacy via columns and media.
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Teachers College
Jone
Met
Suave
Charlotte
America
Griffith
Wielthos
Dr. Kildare
Dr. Casey
Health Service Column Questions Character in Drinking
A reader asks if three bottles a week is too much and reflects on being a teetotaler seen as a square. Dr Brady urges pledges to abstain for 21, notes peer pressure on teens, and invites stamped letters to his Beverly Hills address for brief replies.
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Tor
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Raccoons Escape From Fur Farm Plagues East German Forests
East German forests host escaped American raccoons from a fur farm. Forest rangers track the animals described as terrible nest robbers by Neues Deutschland, the Communist party paper.
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Berlin
Neues Deutschland
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