Consequences echo in justice and dissent in America
An editorial surveys how events from the Montgomery church bombing and a Marin County courtroom breakout link by Angela Davis to enduring questions of justice and consequence. It notes no trials followed the four deaths, yet far-reaching repercussions shaped views on American justice and activism.
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Robert G. Ingersoll
Montgomery
Ala
Marin County
Calif
Angela Davis
Miss Davis
America
Baytown Sun Publisher and Staff Directory Fragment
The Baytown Sun masthead shows roles and names in the editorial and advertising departments with titles like General Manager Assistant Publisher Executive Editor Managing Editor and more. It lists service and Associated Press responsibilities, plus circulation and contact details and a payment rate section with cryptic lines and misspellings.
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Red Hartman
Duty Warlles A Pocess Sy
Paul Pulman
Ann. Pritchett
Ab Vecuna Clays
Baymen
Tabas
Oshire
Maren
Memorial Cave
Baytown
Tris
Bosmm
Kay
Cerriet LZ
Associated Press
AasoCatee Press
ientiMem Raciuwerty
Sentamrouy
Oran
Gallbladder stones and X rays explained by Dr Lamb
Reader asks about gallbladder stones not showing on X rays and possible medicines. Dr Lamb explains stones may be seen as opaque spots if dye fills the gallbladder, notes limited dissolving medicines, mentions surgery for multiple stones, and suggests reading his booklet "Cholletterof" for more advice.
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Teac
Persia
Aeris
Lamb
Iamb
Bodo
New York
Prison Work Release at Nevada Governor’s Mansion Works
Carson City Nevada AP report shows 20 percent of 661 inmates in a state prison work release program are placed outside daily and return at night to custody. Inmates, paid 1.25 a day, handle yard work, maintenance, and kitchen tasks under strict screening including no sex offenders. Governor O Callaghan endorses the program as therapy and cost saving while wardens stress careful selection and security.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada
Mike O'Callaghan
Cook
O'Callaghan
Carl Hocker
Hocker
State Capitol
Hacker
Capitol
Attorney General's Office
State Library
Department of Education
Dream research links wired skulls to eye movements
AP reports Health, Education and Welfare notes experiments wiring skulls to sleep study machines. Eyeballs roll as subjects dream, with researchers seeking clues if dreams reveal disease or mental upset. Dreams occur 2 to 25 percent of sleep. awakening after eye movement yields dream recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Health. Education and Welfare Department
Dodd Carried Pistol Amid Censure Drama in Senate
Washington recounts the 1987 Senate censure of Sen. Tom Dodd. He wore a coat pocket pistol while awaiting a vote that would end his career, prompting staff to intervene and retrieve the weapon. Dodd later continued gun control advocacy and helped pass major laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Tom Dodd
Dodd
Eugene Gleason
Carl Perian
Perian
Gleason
Gene
Mike Mansfield
Senator
Dad
Greason
Film Code Boss Explains X and R Ratings
Aaron Stern, head of the Motion Picture Association ratings board, says ratings are not censorship but guides to sex and violence. He clarifies that ratings do not judge quality, aim to aid parents, and protect the integrity of the PG and R categories while avoiding hard core content.
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Hollywood
NEA
Aaron Stern
The
Motion Picture Association
Stern
Nalures
Rehin
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Baytown Sun
Lawrence E. Lamb
Butler
ARS
Abi
Jack Anderson
Sen
Georgetown
Christ
God
John
Film Code Boss
Enterte NE Assn
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