Commission to Hear Violence Causes in Washington
The Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence begins hearings in Washington with Attorney General Ramsey Clark and FBI Director J Edgar Hoover as star witnesses. The panel, formed after the Kennedy assassination, aims for preliminary findings before January 20. Some hearings may be public while topics include violence at the national convention and urban crime trends.
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Commission On the
Washington, D.C
Ramsey Chark
J. Edgar Yloover
FBI
Robert I. Kennedy
Johnson
Clurtion
Lloyd N. Cutler
Chicago
Miami
Cleveland
Vincente
Moore
Munyar Daly
Ohio
Rank Lausche
John Horton
University of California At
Los Angeles
Faris
Prague
Leonard G. Lawrence
Hamilton
Chief Lawrence
Bayh Fortas row fuels Indiana voters push for change
A local reader accuses Indiana Senator Birch Bayh of duplicity over the Fortas Supreme Court nomination. The letter cites Bayh publicly supporting Fortas, then backing the measure in committee after private assurances, and urges voters to back Republican William Ruckelshaus in November.
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Indiana
Birch Bayh
Senate
Johnson
Abe Foctas
United States Supreme Court
Bayh
Washington
William D. Ruckelshaus
Fortas
Bayi
Fetter
Portas
Fartas
Bireh Bayh
LBJ
Legislaligh
Congress
Supreme Court
Administration
Wiliam Ruckelshaus
U.S
Savings or Stocks for a 13-Year-Old's Education Fund
A reader asks whether to save or invest for a child's education. The advice favors splitting at least half into blue chip growth stocks Beatrice Foods Chase Manhattan Bank Sears Roebuck and Texaco to match long term tuition inflation. A widow with 20000 savings is advised to consider dividend shares and selling American Home Products and Continental Oil to fund a modest annuity if needed.
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M.C
AHL
Beatrice Foods
Chase Manhattan Bank
Seacs, Roebuck
Nefier
Texaco
Ind
Town American
American Telephone
Roger Spear
Spear
Anderson Weraldt
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Concrete highways threaten towns and scenic coastlines
The piece argues against expansive road projects led by highway contractors and federal agencies, warning that New York Hudson River Expressway and a proposed Long Island bridge would displace communities, ruin historic sites, and saddle public with costly, profit driven schemes. It cites Senator Ribicoff and Michigan scandals as examples of corruption in highway construction.
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Hudson River
Tarrytown
Croton
Ossining
Ucrative
Toe
New York Cental Railraad
New York City
Sparta
Long Island
al Tady Ynuch
Old Saybrook
Connecticut
Orient
New York
Menhettan
Brooklyn
Abraham Ribicoff
York
Saybrook
Michigan
Public Health Radio Censorship Sparks Debate On Hygiene Education
A Brady Health Service column laments radio censorship of health advice on preventing respiratory infections and argues for comprehensive high school curricula in anatomy physiology and hygiene. It cites historical figures Holmes Semmelweis and Meigs to condemn resistance to new medical ideas and stresses practical biology education for personal health.
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Marty
Desson
Perzen
Persia
Elhe Broadcasting Company
Giene
Lille
Radio Broadcasting Company
Oliver Wendell Holmes
America
Ignaz Philiga Semmeélwers
Europe
Cbatetrie Azepzis
Barton Cooke Hirst
Hodge
U. of P
Meigs
Jefferson Medical College
Holmes
Badge
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beyely Hills
California
Worry Clinic Advice On Child Speech Development
A reader child Martin shows delayed speech despite normal hearing. Experts advise early social play groups and stimulation, arguing that talkative, engaged environments raise a child’s IQ potential and reduce stubborn silence.
Folklore Sayings and Phrases by William Wade
A collection of humorous and aphoristic proverbs describing everyday life. The notes lampoon politics, manners, and social behavior with wry observations on elections, romance, miracles, and human folly in a compact, period voice.
Agnew Humphrey clash sparks old line critique
Opinion segments argue Nixon remains rooted in old tactics and label Agnew as hardline while Humphrey is accused of soft on Communism. The piece traces rhetoric, cites NBC's Gabe Pressman and Harold Tribune's Dick Schapp, and notes preface from the U S Constitution.
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AGE New
Humphrey
Nixon
Nerbert Klein
Agnew
Law and Order
Helen aGhagon Douglas
Damoneratic Party
Pole
Gabe Pressman
NBC
Mr. Lindsay
John Lindsay
Mr. Arnew
Joseph McCarthy
Huber
Agnews
Sax
Agnsw
Communist Party
Gommamiste
John Chanerellor
Mo Chi Minh
Prople
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Worry Clinic
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Robert H. Gault
Harvard
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William Wade
MR. Agnew
United States
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