Sunset Limited service must be restored to first class level
Interstate Commerce Commission examiner John S. Messer concluded Southern Pacific’s Sunset Limited violated the Interstate Commerce Act. He ordered restoration of first class passenger amenities including sleeping and dining facilities. He argued railroads are quasi public and must provide transportation on reasonable request, with land grants and eminent domain cited as public purpose behind their routes. The piece urges improved facilities to spark growth in passenger service.
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John S. Messer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Pacific
Sunset Limited
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Messer
S. P
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Louisiana
Control And Conscience In Birth Control Debate
The Rev. Arthur McCormack of Britain and Rev. Dr. Richard Fagley of the World Council of Churches propose a framework for population control. They agree on the need across faiths, but note ecumenism stalls over birth control methods. They urge public authorities to study demographic facts while preserving couples’ rights to determine family size by mutually acceptable means.
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Arthur McCormack
Britain
Pontifical Commission For Justice and Peace
Richard Fagley
World Council of Churches
Father McCormack
Whitney Young on Carmichael and media influence
National Urban League executive director Whitney Young Jr criticizes Stokely Carmichael and similar Black Power figures as publicity creations. He says their following is small and media coverage sustains their prominence while cooperation between whites and Blacks is given little space.
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Whitney Young Jr
National Urban League
Young
U.S. News and World Report
Stokely Carmichael
Stoke
Carmichael
Stokely
Whitey
Rap Brown
Trudeau as Quebec hero eyes early national vote
French-Canadian prime minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau is hailed as Canada’s defender of federalism by Quebec supporters. They urge an early election to boost the Liberal party from its minority, facing threats of separatism and possible sovereign-style moves. The piece notes the U.S. stance remains aloof while urging a strong, united Canada on the northern border.
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Canada
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Quebec
Charles de Gaulle
Trudeau
Liberal Party
United States
Kennedy test in Gary Indiana shaped by race and labor
Washington insight analyzes Kennedy’s Indiana challenge centering on Lake County’s white and Black communities. It notes white fears over race, labor opposition, and local power struggles in Gary East Chicago and Hammond, with Kennedy needing broad ethnic appeal to win the primary.
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Gary
Ind
Indiana
Robert Kennedy
West Virginia
John Kennedy
Lake County
Chicago
Kennedy
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Richard Daley
Philadephia
James Tate
Pittsburgh
Joseph Barr
Detroit
Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
East
Hammond
Europe
George Wallace
Richard Hat
John Krupa
Henry Coleman
Hatcher
Krupa
Tony Dobis
Roger Branigin
Hubert Humphrey
George Chacharis
Lou Harris
Hair review critiques the psychedelic stage ritual
William Buckley Jr. analyzes the Broadway musical Hair as a psychedelic, iconoclastic spectacle. He notes explicit content, drugs and nudity, mixed youth energy, and provocative slogans while arguing adults must preserve sanity and standards.
Health education and timely care for self health
Dr Milford C Rouse of Dallas president of the American Medical Association says what the individual can do for his health now is far more important than what can be done for him He also helps himself by seeking health services in time for a doctor to help him.
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Jimmy Durante
IBM
Timothy Leary
Claude
Dr. Leary
Uncle Tom
Aunt Jemima
Harlem
United States of Love
Ronald Reagan
The
Daily Worker
Lynch
Milford C. Rouse
Dallas
American Medical Association
Pope Paul Appeals Against Violence Over Racial Strife
Pope Paul warned that fighting real evil with greater evil cannot stand and denounced violence as a countermeasure to racial discrimination. He condemned use of violence in response to racial hatred.
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Paul
Summer Jobs Expand Across 50 Cities
Vice President Humphrey announced nearly 800000 summer jobs this season, including about 200000 in private industry, spread across 50 cities. The program aims to curb summer violence by providing employment while schools are out, offering a key city safeguard.
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Humphrey
Middle Age Reflections From HAL BOYLE Observations
HAL BOYLE muses on middle age as a revelatory shift in outlook and priorities. He notes changes in spending, greetings, fatigue, responsibilities, and aging perceptions, concluding that middle age shapes character as much as it’s shaped by time.
Eisenhower Urges Local Rally to Heal Slum Riots
General Eisenhower, advising the nation, calls for a bottom up campaign to end city riots by enforcing laws and improving living conditions. He supports more and better paid police, a cadre of part time assistants, and resettlement into new towns built on Army camps or abandoned airfields to reduce urban crowding and unrest.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
The Messenger Publishing Co Athens Ohio Rates
Published daily except Saturdays The Messenger Publishing Co lists delivery and mail rates for Ohio West Virginia and other U S regions. Daily and Sunday editions priced per week month or year with mail delivery options and a 1918 act second class status.
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Associated Press
Aily
D&s
Ohio
West Nia
Athens
Tus
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
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Joseph Kraft
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William F. Buckley, JR
Gawd
Andre Malraux
Malraux
Small Society
Brickman
Brickmaw
Hal Boyle
Sin
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