In Our Opinion Rap Brown Faces Showdown Across States
The piece argues Rap Brown confronts multiple legal actions across Louisiana Maryland and Virginia over gun carrying incitement to riot and unlawful flight. It warns against quick extra legal measures and urges handling within due process to test the justice system’s resilience and integrity.
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Virginia
New York
United States
Impressions on Congress and charity in modern voting
A satirical critique argues voters see policymakers as selfless while highlighting perks for Congress members. The piece mocks travel allowances and campaign finance rules, lampoons the perception of political generosity, and ends with light social observations.
X ray use widening risk to health warns experts
Washington notes reveal over 90 million Americans are exposed to X rays yearly with benefits outweighing risk but many machines are defective and operators under trained. Bartlett to push federal radiation control act as AMA and ADA oppose federal rules while oil interests seek tax breaks to fund Vietnam war.
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Jack Anderson
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Japan
Public Health Service
New York City
Florida Board of Health
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New York
Health Department
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
United States
E. L
Bob” Bartlett
Alaska
Secrecy and intrigue color South Viet election life
Washington notes warn against judging South Vietnam by U.S. standards. The piece argues for preserving independence amid war and explains long roots of secret organizations and distrust in Vietnamese politics as described by Douglas Pike in Viet Cong. It cautions outsiders against imposing Western democratic norms too quickly.
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Washington
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Douglas Pike
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Floor debate confusion highlights Senate floor rules
Column notes a 15 minute Senate exchange over who has the floor with no clear outcome. The dialogue shows misrecognition of floor status among Senators Mansfield Dirksen Byrd and others. The scene underscores slow moving Congress and procedural confusion.
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Faith of our Fathers in modern church split debated
Rev E G Ward of Kennebunk defends evangelical doctrine against Rev Holmberg s plan for Action Faith arguing belief in God and Christ remains essential. He contrasts old and new faiths citing council polls and urges a return to traditional creed.
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Fred Holmberg
Kenne Unk
Holmberg
Rev. Holmberg
E. G. Ward
Kennebunk
Truth in Lending Law Examined by Needle Congress
The Needle Congress debates enforcing a truth in lending statute arguing government backed credibility is the only tolerated form. Critics say mandatory truth threats virtue and creates a government sponsored standard, while proponents claim clarity for creditors and debtors alike.
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Congress
Romney comments spark foreign policy criticism in 1968 race
Russell Kirk argues Kim Romney’s proposal to admit Red China to the UN is naïve and dangerous. He warns such talk could alienate allies, invite misperception of Romney’s stance, and shift the 1968 campaign toward a hawkish debate on Vietnam and Asia policy.
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South Vietnam
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Asia
Burma
Thailand
Cambodia
Malaysia
Russia
India
Sen
William Knowland
Formosa
Harold Stassen
Three Minutes A Day Reflects Teen Moral Dilemma
The piece notes a national survey of teenagers on right and wrong, stressing the need for parental example and consistent rules. It quotes a teen urging adults to enforce time honored standards and highlights the role of faith in guiding choices.
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