Editorial Page In Our Opinion Inflation and wage demands rise
The piece argues inflation stems from lagging productivity and rising wages. It cites Detroit cement masons seeking 76 percent rise to 9.96 and Boston pipefitters accepting 15.5 percent annual increases to 7.70. It notes government officials oppose escalating demands and warns of broader economic strains.
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U. S
Detroit
Boston Nipefitters
Commerce
William H. Chartener
Stomach turning point in American grit and law
Paul Harvey warns of a national “stomach turning point” as crime rises faster than population and civil unrest grows. He contrasts compassionate instinct with fear and urges vigilance to prevent erosion of principle and a slide toward anarchy. He cites Britain’s brushes with collapse as a warning for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
America
Three Minutes A Day By REV JAMES KELLER
A Scene of light humor and reflections opens with a Scientific American Magazine paper plane contest that drew 2000 entries from around the world. The piece celebrates imagination and joy in creative activity while connecting to faith and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keller
Scientific American
U.S
Network blamed for TV violence say Pears on and Anderson
Washington hearings reveal Senate subcommittee files alleging networks pushed sex and violence to boost ratings. Ralph Garry Boston University staff inventory finds no industry self regulation with violence rising. Dodd suppressed key reports and urged FCC action to curb gore and control content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
For TV
Jack
Jill
U.N.C.L.E
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
FCC
Ralph Garry
Boston University
Subcommittee
Federal Communications Commission
Carl Perian
Perian
Gore
Garry
Gunman conversation breaks off in Capitol Hill hold up
A DC newspaperman recounts a street encounter where a holdup man threatened him but after a prolonged exchange the victim’s insistence that he had no money led the assailant to abandon the attempt. The piece blends urban crime vignette with brief notes on media and public affairs. In Glenview Illinois a prairie preserve near Chicago becomes a living nature laboratory after acquisition financed by federal and local groups.
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Don Maclean
Carl Washington
Capitol Hill
Microscoops
Glenview, Ill
Chicago Area
University of Illinois
Chicago
U. S. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Chicago Community Trust
Washington News Men and the Times Met in Assassination Formul
NEA Washington correspondent Ray Cromley argues similarities link Kennedy and RFK assassins through troubled upbringings and societal violence. He notes rising 1967 crime, right and left groups in 1963, and Oswald and Sirhan as individuals shaped by foreign ideologies. The piece urges U.S. action to curb domestic and global hate for peace.
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NEA
Washington
John Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Times
Los Angeles
Dalas
Metor
Robert Kinsnedy
Oswald
United States
Kennedy
New Orleans
Sirhan
Vietnam
Korea
U.S
Dominican Repubblic
Lebanon
United
Aristocrat as Defender of Freedom, A Kirk Essay
Russell Kirk surveys aristocracy as rule by the best and a defender of liberty. He cites John Adams, Washington, and Randolph, noting aristocrats prize principle, public duty, and honor over mere wealth, with Tocqueville’s insight on liberty and birthright guiding the argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Kirk
John Adams
United States
Handbook of World History
Philosophical Library
Joseph Dunner
Yeshiva University
Ralph H. Bowen
North Illinois University
Bowen
Ipelines
George Washington
Virginia
Harry Truman
Andrew Jackson
Lyndon Johnson
Alexis de Tocqueville
America
France
John Randolph
Roanoke
Randolph
Tocqueville
Artocrat
Icarus Threatens Earth as Spacecraft Heads Outward
A fragmentary report says a catapulted craft named Icarus speeds toward space at 20 000 miles per hour. Astronomers warn of potential collision with Earth while leaders contemplate actions. The piece mentions university scientists and calls for caution amid tense projections.
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Outer Space
Icarus
Earth
Icarians
LBJ
United Nations
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