Senate Bill 1071 Urged to Reform Animal ResearchCare
Mercy for Animals and other groups push Senate Bill 1071 in the U S Senate to set civilized standards for experiments. Supporters say it minimizes suffering without hindering legitimate science and cites editorials from The Washington Post The Philadelphia Inquirer and The Christian Science Monitor praising its aims and need.
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The Wall Street Journal on Johnson and the Selma Voting Rights Debate
An opinion piece argues that President Johnson rightly asserts voting rights as fundamental and condemns Selma abuses. It warns lawmakers to craft careful, well considered remedies that truly ensure citizens are treated equally at the polls, urging restraint from passion-driven overreach.
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Government Aid and Creativity in the Arts Debate
John Chamberlain weighs state support versus private patronage for American arts. He warns a National Council on the Arts could become a restrictive force, favoring established styles over rebels. He tours Disneyland, noting its role in American cultural memory.
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Johnsons brand looms over FPC gas regulation fight
Inside report says FPC faces a looming defeat as President Johnson muses on reconstituting the commission. It outlines a three step plan to tilt decisions, potentially favoring oil and gas interests and imposing looser price rules on Permian Basin gas for the West Coast.
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Dear Abby Rocking Guests and Polio Limp Answers
Dear Abby columns address rocking chairs disturbing furniture and a polite host request. A 22 year old with a limp due to polio asks how to explain his condition. Abby advises honesty about surgery and polio. A Portland employee complains of a mail-opening boss. advice suggests quitting for privacy.
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Readers Oppose Rockwell Visit to Ohio University
The Messenger reports local opposition to Nasi party leader of the Nazi Communist movement visiting Ohio University. Critics say his presence would harm the community and state, warning of potential plaque and discord in Athens and surrounding areas.
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Civil rights resistance wanes as Johnson faces filibuster
Concerns grow that Southern opposition to Johnson's voting rights bill is weakening amid white and Northern support. The piece notes past filibusters and new federal actions, including Judge Frank K. Johnson Jr. rebuking Alabama police and ordering noninterference with demonstrators marching anew.
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Autoharp Aids Lifelong Music Fun For Middle Aged
Life at 40 notes that autoharp learning suits older adults offering simple chord bars and strumming for beautiful music. The column praises its accessibility for people with limited hand dexterity and suggests purchasing from music stores with modest costs.
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