Editorial Page Opinion Alternative to ABA proposed rules
The piece discusses an alternative offered by federal judges to the American Bar Association’s proposed restraints on press access to court proceedings. It argues for limiting restrictions to judges and lawyers, rejecting bar associations’ power to punish journalists for contempt and excluding reporters from trial portions as unsafe and constitutionally problematic.
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American Bar Association
ABA
Two Hour Cocktail Period Sparks Voter Debate
Inez Robb reports on a satirical poll about a proposed one hour cocktail preface to dinner. The piece humorously ties gender roles to presidential prospects, noting Mary Lind say’s ahead-of-time idea and independent voters backing any candidate whose wife enforces timely meals to avoid inebriation and hunger.
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Lindsay
United States
Gilbert Johnnes
Grosse Point
Mich
Washington, D.C
Charlie
Mary Lindsay
Praise for Lambert Stand Brings Maine Veterans Support
A Maine reader lauds Commander Daniel Lambert of Brewer and the American Legion for condemning Dick Gregory's remarks at Bates and Bowdoin. The letter commends Lambert for taking a firm stand against riots and disorder and calls on veterans groups to continue backing what is right for America.
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Journal
Maine American Legion
Daniel Lambert
Brewer
Dick Gregory
Bates and Bowdoin Colleges
Maine
America
Lambert
Gregory
Flac
Commander Lambert
American Legion
Mr. Lambert
United States
Rockefeller stance on political warfare unchanged
Gov Rockefeller maintains a steady position on political warfare. He promises not to burn a GOP draft card. Reagan and Rockefeller agree that volunteering risks draft ineligibility. Romney remains a single point of reference with limited commitment.
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Rockefeller
G.O.P
Rocky
Ronald Reagan
Romney
Volunteer Work and Public Service Echoes
Fragmentary remarks discuss a figure named Nelson and a failed volunteer effort linked to Mayor Lindsay. The text hints at social pressure and assertiveness, mentioning dangerous consequences of repeatedly saying no, and implies a critique of volunteer roles and public expectations.
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Nelson
Lindsay
War and riots costly in Johnson era politics
President Johnson faces pressure as his race relations panel warns of heavy domestic spending to prevent racial unrest, while Vietnam war funding and congressional budget fights complicate action. The report, uniting diverse figures from Otto Kerner to John Lindsay, urges bold steps amid looming budget battles.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Commission
Johnson
Robert Weaver
White House
Vietnam
Congress
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas Tax Czar
Ways and Means Committee
Commission On
Saigon
South Africa
Illinois
Otto Kerner
New
York
John Lindsay
Herbert Jenkins
Atlanta
Jenkins
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Senate
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Bug Exterminator Reveals Hidden Phone Bugs in Washington
New York based Continen tal Telephone Supply head Ben Jamil describes micro transmitters found in desk items like staplers and books. He notes devices range from battery powered to wall socket powered, with some lasting indefinitely. The article also mentions the transponder in the Moscow Embassy and claims about infinity transmitters. Public notices touch on corporate theft prevention and a large fines record in Mississippi, plus Greece hiring a PR firm.
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Don Maclean
New York
Washington
Ben Jamil
Continental Telephone Supply
Bazooka Named by Soldiers for Rocket Gun Lookalike
World War II rocket weapon was nicknamed bazooka by American troops who compared its shape to the musical instrument. The term stuck as the official name during and after the conflict.
Fish Sounds and the Noisy Ways They Talk
Fish lack vocal cords yet some species create sounds using percussive mechanisms. Many generate noise via air bladders or teeth, producing a variety of underwater sounds.
Washington Backers in South Dakota Back Rockefeller Slate
A South Dakota group of pro-Rockefeller Republicans plans a 14 delegate slate for the June 4 primary against Nixon supporters, aiming to influence the 1968 GOP nomination. Oregon and SD primaries test Rockefeller against Nixon, with SD votes shaping Miami Beach delegations and Nixon’s broader effort to shed a loser image. Polls show Rockefeller competitive in SD and potential cross-party appeal in a Democratic-leaning context, while McGovern’s strong showing in state polls hints at GOP voters drifting toward Rockefeller.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
South Dakota
Richard Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
Rockefeller
Oregon
Nixon
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Indiana
Nebraska
Miami Beach
Runnin
Goldwater
Gen
Dwift Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Germany
Sioux Falls
Sen
George McGovern
Vietnam
Argus-Leader
Roe
Gubbrud
Tria
U.S. Senate
McGovern
Sunrise Bakery Nights Inspire a Baker’s Reverie
Russell Kirk recalls nocturnal visits to the Sunrise Bakery with his assistant William and occasional guests. They discuss Miltonic topics, philosophy, politics, and the art of baking as dawn approaches. The piece extols bakery life, flavors, and the social role of pastry shops in community culture.
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Russell Kirk
Spain
Mirko's
Manhattan
Bob
William
Dawn
Sunrise Bakery
Wasa Warship To Be Restored For 1971 Display
A 17th century Swedish warship, the Wasa, which sank on its maiden voyage in Stockholm Harbor with most of its crew lost, will be raised and restored using modern technology and opened to view by 1971. The ship’s carvings and coat of arms were preserved with boron brackish Baltic water and polyetherene treatments. The story notes pacifist reflections and a biblical blessing for peace.
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Wasa
Stockholm
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