Florida lawmakers seek Cape Kennedy rename Cape Canaveral
An editorial notes Florida lawmakers approve a resolution asking federal authorities to rename the geographic area around the spaceport to Cape Canaveral while keeping the installation as John F. Kennedy Space Center. It argues such tributes are common but questions the practice and urges federal concurrence with Senator Kennedy.
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Florida
Cape Kennedy
Cape Canaveral
John F. Kennedy Space Center
Edward M. Kennedy
Lake Michigan
Lake Eisenhower
Wabash River
Wells opposes Ivy Tech vocational college in Indiana
Richard D. Wells the state superintendent condemns Ivy Tech as a waste of money arguing vocational training should stay within high schools or academic colleges. He says industry needs mature college level training and that Ivy Tech offers a proper environment leading to quick payback for taxpayers and better technical education.
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Richard D. Wells
Ivy Technical College
Wells
Ge Sas
Ivy Tech
Indiana
Dr Galbraith mocked over defense profiteering claims
Holmes Alexander defends Lockheed and the defense industry against Dr. Galbraith’s charges of profiteering. A Defense Industry Profit Review covering 1958 to 1967 shows commercial sales outpaced military, profits lower in defense, and inflation dampening gains, arguing no systemic profiteering.
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Dr. Galbraith
Capitol Hill
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Georgia
California
U.S. Air Force
Ment
Lockheed Board
Charles Haughton
Lockheed
Defense
Defense Department
Defense Industry
Logistics Management Institute
McNamara
Pentagon
Galbraith
Pendleton Reformatory Faces First Degree Murder Trial Details
Testimony over two days in a Pendleton Indiana Reformatory first degree murder case highlights a prior pattern of inmate sexual activity concerns and inadequate measures to shield new prisoners from veteran inmates. Administrators acknowledge persistent reform challenges and the need for safer intake weeks.
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Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Reformatory
Penal Institution
Untitled Verses Reflect on Time and Reform
A collection of brief quatrains and couplets notes time’s swift passage and the perils of reform. Lines credit Abraham Lincoln era musings, warn of overreach, and echo a streetwise American saying about patience and youth.
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Abraham Lincoln
Moon smiles on Key Biscayne moon shot
Space columnist John Keasler humorously contemplates the Man in the Moon as President Nixon watches from across Biscayne Bay. He muses on moonlight, taxes, and shared fate while praising the moon’s smile and the nation’s space effort.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Biscayne Bay
Key Biscayne Beach
Man In the Moon
Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Clsor
Mandate for Welfare Critics Roils Both States and Court
In These Times criticizes a six to three Supreme Court ruling striking down state welfare waiting periods. The piece argues the decision undermines state sovereignty, prompts migration to sunny states, raises costs for taxpayers, and fuels calls for federal welfare standards. It warns of a move toward a federally guaranteed income and urges taxpayer revolt to defend free enterprise.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
United States
Florida
California
Welfare
Finch
New York State
America
Congress
Sensing The News- Welfare Mothers In Action
A National Conference of Social Welfare in Washington featured disruptive protests by welfare mothers and antiwalls of entropy. Welfare rights groups shouted obscenities while organizers blocked exits and demanded funds. Dr. Arthur Fleming’s tolerance drew criticism as America faces barbarism in civic life.
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National Conference of Social Welfare
Washington
The
Washington Post
George A. Wiley
Post
Wiley
Arthur S. Flemming
National Council of Churches
Fleming
Ming
Dr. Flemming
America
Social Workers Conference
New York City
Flemming
Investing for a nephew prospects in IBM and beyond
Reader asks how to open a custodian brokerage account for a junior nephew and which stocks could offer long term growth. The adviser notes that IBM rose over 400 percent in a decade while the Dow moved 60 percent, and highlights International Paper as a candidate with health and nonwoven fiber interests, strong management, timber land holdings, real estate plans, and potential in 1969 earnings.
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IBM
J. D
New York Stock Exchange
International Business Machine
Dow- Jones
International Paper
American Central Corp
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Gen. Fea. Corp
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Wade
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderso
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Meneger
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Andersen
Madison
Herald
Species Messenger
Associated Press
John Keasler
Atlantic
Keasler
Thamas Vermillion
Sy Thurman
Roger E
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