Danger of early election scoops and TV projections
Pierre Salinger warns that pre election reporting could depress turnout in California and aid opponents. Nevada’s Gov. Grant Sawyer supports studying new laws and media responsibility as early computer projections risk distorting results. He cites 1916 Hughes Wilson race and notes pollsters and media shapes voter behavior.
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Johnson
California
United States
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
National Governors Council
Salinger
Charles Evans Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Hughes
Wilson
Oregon
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Court upholds pledge with under God in New York schools
The New York Court of Appeals unanimously rules the phrase under God may remain in the school pledge. Justice Isadore Bookstein writes disbelievers may dissent without being compelled to recite, while believers may express their faith. The decision echoes debates tied to school prayer and church state issues.
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New York Supreme Court
Isadore Bookstein
Joseph Lewis
Purdy
Westchester County
Alfred L. Klein
Staten Island
Freethinkers of America
Potter Stewart
U.S. Supreme Court
The New Apprentice
Lord Beaverbrook, renowned as a self-made press empire builder and wartime cabinet figure, dies at 85 after a life of service in Britain. Two weeks before his death he predicted the end of tributes from admirers at his birthday. He was the son of a Presbyterian minister and a constant Bible reader entering a new apprenticeship in the hereafter.
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Lord Beaverbrook
Britain
Satire on power clash spurs call for safer statistics
Williamsburg gathering heard Andrew Hacker’s analysis of white backlash and Black progress in the United States. The columnist notes satire is often misunderstood across languages and urges reliance on statistics to discuss social change.
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Williamsburg
Andrew Hacker
Cornell University
United States
Hacker
Mississippi
Alabama
Belgium
Ethiopia
Ecuador
India
Thorstein Veblen
Pollyanna
al Capp
Li'l Abner
U.S
Swarthmore College
Johnson
Franklin Roosevelt
Dr Crane Defends Kre biozen In Cancer Case
Radio host Dave Babbitt on KYW Cleveland invites Dr Crane to discuss the anti cancer substance Krebiozen on air. The feud spans 13 years with no FDA AMA or local doctors willing to debate. Krebiozen, a horse serum extract, is claimed to aid 3000 physicians and 5000 patients with long term survival post treatment. Dr Ivy defended test fair play and later helped go to Nuremberg for the German doctors trial.
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Dr. Crane
Dave Babbitt
Food and Drug Administration
Dave
FDA
Krebiozen
Dear Abby Dad Goes On Lights-Out Binge Backer
A reader asks how to deal with a father who enforces extreme energy saving at home after supporting LBJ. The reply warns against total darkness and suggests lighting one room to avoid risk, advocating practical conservation. Another letter laments a spouse who falls asleep constantly, describing an exhausting marriage and asking for advice.
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Dad
Abby
Johnson
White House
Letters to the Editor on wildlife politics in Ohio
Andy J. Perine writes that Field and Stream criticizes political manipulation of fishing and hunting. He warns Ohio should avoid transferring game protectors and complains wildlife budgets favor pheasant stocking while squirrels decline and hunters receive little restocking funding.
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the Messenger
George Laycock
Wildlife
Ohio
Wildlife Department
Wildlife Division
Andy J. Perine
Gamey New Duty For Mail Carriers
Ohio rural mail carriers participate in the Ohio Department of Natural Resources game survey counting quail pheasants and rabbits seen on their routes as they drive through the countryside.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Scranton Signals Presidential Bid Amid Goldwater Clash
Gov. William Scranton announced his presidential candidacy after a tense week in Harrisburg and Baltimore. top GOP pros like Fred Scribner and Leonard Hall join a high pressure campaign plan, with Scranton targeting Florida North Carolina New Jersey and Connecticut to win over local officials and delegates.
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William Scranton
Harrisburg
Scranton
Baltimore
Fred Scribner
Maine
New York
Leonard W. Hall
Eisenhower
Connecticut
Meade Alcorn
Scribner
Florida
North Carolina
New Jersey
Los Angeles Goldwater
Goldwater
Union County
N. J
San Francisco
Life Begins at Forty Self Improvement In U S With Rich Opportunities
Robert Peterson argues American youths have unmatched access to higher education. He cites Dr. Frank Bowles on college entry rates, notes parental encouragement enables unlikely students to attend, and highlights work through college as a path. He contrasts Europe’s barriers with the United States. Brownlee’s postretirement move to direct Manhattan School of Music is cited as ongoing service.
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Robert Peterson
England
Scandinavia
Germany
France
Netherlands
Europe
U.S
Frank Bowles
College Entrance Examination Board
John Brownlee
Metropolitan Opera Company
Brownlee
Manhattan School of Music
New York
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