On the Contrary A High Christian Concept Stabbed. To Death in New York
A columnist laments middle class indifference as a woman is stabbed to death in New York City and society’s focus on self interest over care for victims. The piece attacks “do gooders” and calls for reflection on blame, fear, and social detachment in the face of urban violence and injustice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Alger
National Association of Claimants Counsel of America
Federal Trade Commission
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Jimmie Breslin
New York Herald Tribune
Salinger Senate Run in California an Inside Tale
SAN FRANCISCO insiders cover Pierre Salinger as a late entering candidate whose eligibility was debated and then confirmed. A Los Angeles dinner with Stanley Mosk sparked renewed push, with Don Bradley and Gov. Brown backing the bid. The race centers on Cranston and Salinger’s Kennedy legacy aiding support as Democrats weigh a potential national impact.
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Pierre Salinger
Senate
California
Salinger
San Francisco
John F. Shelley
Johnson
Shelley
Congress
Virginia
Los Angeles
Stanley Mosk
Mosk
Democratic Party
Don Bradley
Pat Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Mask
Alan Cranston
Gov. Brown
Democratic Workers of the
California Democratic Council
Cranston
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Kennedy
Bradley
World Health Day spotlights tuberculosis target
World Health Organization designates tuberculosis as the 1964 World Health Day focus with the theme No trace for tuberculosis and the slogan Nobody is safe from tuberculosis until everybody is safe. The piece notes 3,000 new U S cases yearly and explains testing, symptoms, and the value of annual TB checkups for early detection.
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Chicago
World Health Organization
United States
Tobacco firms face fear of successful suits and bigger ads
The piece notes scholars Willis Reese and Arthur Sutherland warning of liability as courts edge toward recognizing causal links between smoking and lung cancer. It details prior verdicts, implied warranties, and industry tactics including ads, lobbying, and research funding, plus a digression on Earle Clements and political clout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Willis Reese
Columbia Law School
Arthur Sutherland
Harvard Law School
C. C. Little
University of Michigan
AMA
Congress
Earle C. Clements
Kentucky
Burney and
Bourbon
Clements
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By Robert Smith
Joseph Alsop
North St
Northeastern University
Boston
Mass
Albert E. Everett
Northeastern
Allendale Shopping Center
Sify
George G. Connelly
Williamstown
Michael Harrington
America
Macmillan
Arthur Godfrey
New Jersey
Chrysler
Lyndon B. Johnson
Thruston B. Morton
Frankfort
L.B
White House
Bess
Lady Bird
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Bobby Baker
Edward O’brien
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
U.S
University of Massachusetts
Sherm Adams
Calvert Dist. CO
Louisville, Ky
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