Beating the Beatniks An AMA Guide to Offbeat Towns
Dr. Jules Masserman classifies beatniks into upbeatniks downbeatniks offbeatniks and subgroups Hippies and trip pies appear as extreme offbeatniks Teensy bop girls are young beatniks Characteristics include strange speech and clothing patterns drug abuse and defiant sexual behavior Masserman notes upbeatniks seek help while others too sure of their view of the world
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Jules Masserman
Northwestern University
Psychiatry-Neurology Department
AMA
Masserman
Seminole Title Claim Inspires Cheer In Inez Columns
Inez notes a Federal Claims Court ruling that the Seminoles own much of Florida and jokes about moving into wigwams in Palm Beach. She also highlights Expo 67 pickpockets as proof of women's gains and cites a Gallup poll showing increased tolerance for Catholics Jews women and Negroes with forecasts of a Black woman president by 1997.
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Inez Rob
Florida
Federal Claims Court
Palm Beach
United States
Shaun
Uncle Sam
Great Red Father
Red Father
de Gaulle
Montreal
U.S.S.R
United Nations
U.S
Gallup
Open city plan for Jerusalem signals peace precedent
Washington Column proposes making Jerusalem an open city with Moslem and Christian stewardship under Vatican and U N oversight to inspire broader openness of world capitals. The plan calls for international waterways, irrigation restoration, a Mediterranean Dead Sea canal, Jordan corridor access, refugee resolution, and Arab-Israeli citizenship reforms to ease tensions and foster peace.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
S Pellmell
U.N
Jerusalem
Great Rock
Holy
Paris
London
Moscow
Kremlin
Canada
Latin America
Jordan River
Suez Canal
Panama Canal
Bosporus
Kiel Canal
Danube
Rhine
Tigris
Euphrates
Jordan Rivers
Near East
Mediterranean
Dead Sea
Israel
Jordan
Golda Meir
Abdullah of
Hussein
West Bank
New Desort
Abdullah
Meir
Power shortage blamed on labor and supply chain strains
Utilities face possible summer power shortfalls as blame spreads from labor shortages to equipment suppliers and conservationists. The AP reports that major breakdowns occurred nationwide while demand forecasts remain strong, prompting calls for federal action and tighter stress tests by regulators.
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John Cunniff
New York
United States
Pennsylvania - New Jersey -Maryland
Delaware
East Texas
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Pacific Northwest
St. Louis
Federal Power Commission
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Electric Co
Keystone
Philadelphia Electric
Johnstown
Banana smoking quip hints at vacation hippie trend
A light, satirical item mocks banana smoking by South Sea island natives as uncivilized and jokes about U S personnel misbehaving on vacation. The piece notes many hippies taking trips and ends with a quip about if the good Lord had meant for us to smoke bananas.
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South Sea Island
Washington News Firm LBJ action urged on Mexican U S issues
President Johnson faces cautious Mexican American leaders who welcome the cabinet level Ximenes committee but doubt sustained action. They warn a weak program could push many toward Republican votes in California and Texas while demanding real progress on poverty discrimination and schooling. A teen warned the nation with a stark line about potential unrest.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Johnson
Interagency Committee
Albuquerque
N.M
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Texas
California
John Tower
Ronald Reagan
Vicente Ximenes
EEOC
White House
Ximenes Committee
Watts
To The Point Doctrine of corrupt man Amid Cultural Revolution
Russell Kirk argues that ancient Chinese philosophy by Hsun Tzu teaches that human nature is evil and only discipline, ritual, and teachers can cultivate virtue. He contends the Cultural Revolution rejects tradition, unleashing suppressed impulses and undermining social order.
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Russell Kirk
China
Mao Tse Tung
Hsun Tzu
B.C
Burton Watson
Mo Tzu
Han Fei Tzu
Columbia University Press
St. Augustine
Riual Prineinies
Three Minutes A Day Inspires Courage Against Robbery
In Flint Michigan an 87 year old woman halted a thief after he snatched her pocketbook at her doorway. She pursued, the robber returned a smaller purse with $20, then fled. The story urges courage, dignity, and faith to combat injustice.
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Flint
Mich
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Info and Rates
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists publisher W Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls. It shows subscription rates payable in advance: one month 2.60, six months 15.50, one year 31.00. It notes AP news rights and second class postage at Biddeford, Maine.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business
Associated Press
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William S. Gilbert
Inez
State Department
Edison Electric Institue
Harold Coffin
Washington News
LBJ
Edie Adams
Kipling
James Keller
Biddeford - Saco Journal
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