They Won’t Work in Resurrection City Editorial
The piece recalls James H. Clark, a Negro plumber, who tried alone to lay a sewer at Resurrection City in Washington. Despite volunteering labor and equipment, no camp help appeared as a storm worsened the trench. The piece critiques job-creation aims and cites Rep. Broyhill’s failed job-referral ideas.
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James H. Clark
Resurrection City
Washington
Clark
Steel Company
Ohio Foundry
Joel T. Broyhill
R-Va
U.S. Employment Service
White House
Broyhill
D. C. Crime Wave contrasts law and order with national uncertainty
The piece argues that law and order cannot prevail in the nation’s capital or elsewhere despite President Johnson’s goal. It questions whose life is valued by society, contrasting the safety of law abiding citizens and small business owners with the aims of criminals and arsonists.
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Johnson
Rat Control Promise Fails to Deliver Funds in Democrat Era
The piece argues that Congress voted 40 million for federal rat control but by Memorial Day no funds were appropriated. It criticizes Great Society rhetoric and notes local efforts are funding any progress while federal action stalled after initial approval. It says the rat issue drew attention but yielded little concrete results.
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Congress
Johnson
House
America
Democrat Congress
Federal projects and labs under scrutiny by Rep. Steiger
Rep. Sam Steiger argues about 1,000 federal pollution projects run from 192 installations across nine departments. A Library of Congress study cites nearly 4 billion dollars yearly on internal R and D, yet the government lacks a map of laboratories, personnel, or activities, highlighting a need for control.
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Library of Congress
Levin Townsend Computer leasing and Brunswick recovery overview
Investment column discusses Levin Townsend Computer as a top computer leasing pick while noting risks from rapid obsolescence and long equipment lifespans. Brunswick is described as showing clearer recovery. Also mentions SPEAR sales growth, diversified products, and a proposed 3 for 2 stock split with a dividend increase.
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Levin-Townsgend
Brunswick
B.K. A
Levin-Townsend
Levin
IBM
Florida
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Ryskind to Substitute for Buckley Jr in Vacation
On The Right column writer Morrie Ryskind will fill in for William F Buckley Jr during his vacation. Buckley will resume with the June 18 release. The piece discusses collective guilt after the Kennedy assassination and media reactions.
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Morrie’ Ryskind
Wiliam F. Buckley Jr
Mr. Buckley
Morrie Ryskind
Bobby Kennedy
California
Varios
Joan Kennedy
Dallas
Pet
Bed-Wetting Treated as Habit Not Illness Says Doctor
Dr William Brady argues bed-wetting after age three is a habit, not a disease, and can be corrected with patient guidance. He urges sympathy over punishment, notes spontaneous waking is possible, and offers a pamphlet upon request from his California office.
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Mina
William Brady
Camino
South Bers
Wly Hills
California
Constitutional Draft Amid OCR Errors
Fragmented preamble text shows garbled spellings and missing words. The readable parts reference the United States Constitution and aims to form a perfect union establish justice ensure domestic tranquility provide for the common defense and secure blessings of liberty.
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United States
United
Worry By Dy George W Crone On Campus Pranks
A dramatic autobiographical sketch recalls Dr Wendell at Augustana College in 1901. Buddies formed a quarter with a press agent, staged red starched collars, sang in churches, and even shaved heads to shock the faculty and thrill peers.
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Wendell
Augustanna College
Lehman Wendell
Cal Dental Journal
Beck
Augustana College
Sth
Quad-City
College Chapel
Early College Basketball Prank Sparks Lasting Careers
A lighthearted retelling from Augustana College describes students who started basketball as a new recreation after pranks and dating bans. Five pranksters became notable in later life: one a dentist, one a musician and teacher, another a physician, a business leader, and a pastor. The piece links campus rebellion to eventual conservative family life and promotes a 200-point parenting test offer.
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Augustana
YMCA
Augustang College
America
Crane
Wendell
Minneapolis
Folklore and Fables in Humorous Verses
A compact collection of humorous rhymes and anecdotes as read aloud in gatherings. It recalls a variety of quips about travel, fate, shy maids, a boastful client, and a landlord’s fear, reflecting playful moralizing verses and parlor humor.
Rafferty Upsets Kuchel in California GOP Senate Contest
In the last state primaries Dr. Max Rafferty defeated incumbent Sen. Thomas Kuchel by about 70,000 votes. Rafferty, an education reformer and author, lacked party support but rode strong public speaking and youth clubs to victory. The piece also discusses broader Republican gains anticipated in 1984 and notes Nixon's presidential prospects.
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Max Rafferty
California
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Thomas Kuchel
U.S. Senate
Rafferty
America
Kirk
Kuchel
Republican Organization
Republican
Sen. Kuchel
Rockefeller
Republican Party
Barry Goldwater
George Murphy
Ronald Reagan
Rafferly
Alan Cranston
Hul Cranston
Richard Nixon
Senate
U.S
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Florida
Oregon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Robert Kennedy
Ratterly
House of Representatives
Nixon
Survivor recounts USS Monaghan storm list and wartime ordeal
A WWII survivor describes the USS Monaghan listing dramatically in a gale and nearly sinking. The ship swung from 0 to 60 degrees as officers and 238 crew fought to regain control and escape a capsizing.
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Ewer
Monaghan
America
United States
Atlantic
Ambrose
Hishop's Rock
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