Editorial Page Says Fortas Resignation Highlights Court Conduct
The editorial argues Supreme Court justices serve for life with strong standards due to power and security. It notes Fortas did not commit treason or bribery but brought disrepute by associating with financier Louis Wolfson. The piece contrasts judicial accountability with elected officials while warning the court’s shadow will linger.
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Abe Fortas
Congress
Supreme Court
Grell
Fortas
United States
Louis Wolfson
Richard Nixon
D.R
Nixon
Warren Court blamed for many troubles, Paul Harvey says
Paul Harvey argues the Warren Court bears responsibility for crime rise and social tension. He condemns the court for expanding criminal rights and expanding federal power while predicting Nixon's future court shifts could redefine American history. He urges prayers for the President.
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Paul Harvey
White House
Congress
Court
Warren Court
Te NEEDS? By Harold Coffin
A humorous verse by Harold Coffin on defensive driving and gender stereotypes about women drivers. It uses a back seat perspective to poke fun at a wife who drives with bravado and cash authority, claiming she can even drive the wrong way up a two way street.
Between Myths and Modern Violence Says Psychoanalyst
Dr. Rolló May argues that society is between myths as violence and racial tension rise. He says a myth reflects a culture’s values and the ability to cope with life, death, and guilt. He warns rationalism and individualism have hollowed modern Mythlessness and urges living by faith and conscience to heal a fractured world.
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Rollo May
May
Buckley to join USIA advisory panel
William Buckley will be named to the U S Information Agency Advisory Commission, replacing Sigurd Larmon. Buckley, editor of National Review, has led Conservative Party efforts in New York and challenged Rockefeller’s faction in GOP politics. The piece also covers controversy over United Congressional Appeal funds linked to Nazi-associated Curtis Carto and the Liberty Lobby, noting several conservatives who refused or accepted Carto's support.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
William Buckley
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
Buckley
U. S. Information Agency
Advisory Commission
Sigurd Larmon
Young and Rubicam
USIA
Ats
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting Co
Palmer Hoyt
The
Denver Post
Thomas van H. Vail
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Morris Novik
AFL Cio
University of the Air
Larmon
John Lindsay
New York State
Goockefeller
National Review
Conservat Am
United Congressional Appeal
Willis Carto
America
Carto
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Europe
Satan
Liberty Lobby
Curtis Dall
United Facts
Congressional Appeal
Ohio
John Ashbrook
Goldwater
Denison Kutchel
Fulton Lewis II
Young Americans For Freedom
J. Alan Mackay
Ben Moreell
Jones-Laughlin Steel
Tom Winter
Bruce Alger
Lyndon
Lady Bird Johnson
Dallas
Richard Cotten
Sen
Ed Gurney
Florida
Berlin Still Bears War Marks And Oddities
West Berlin’s center shows war scars amid rebuilt landmarks like Kaiser Wilhelm Church and the Olympic Stadium. The Zoo Bunker site and the Europe Center echo a city split by the wall with dual systems and unusual architecture.
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West Berlin
Zoo
Kaiser Wilhelm Church
Europe Center
Rockefeller Center
Gene Spee
Washington News Leaderless, law defiand s This America's future?
Washington correspondent Bruce Biossat surveys 1969 concerns over leadership deficits across government and society. He notes campus rebels and adult critics undermine authority, arguing defiance of law shifts from liberty to repression while militant minorities press non negotiable demands.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
Atlanta
Edward Kennedy
Nis
The New Isolationists in the Senate Revisit the Past
The Capital Scene argues that Senate opposition to the ABM mirrors 1930s isolationism led by Nye. It contends today’s leaders Mansfield Fulbright and Kennedy echo old rhetoric, likening anti-ABM sentiment to appeasement and warning against complacent peace while threats from the Soviet Union and China rise.
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Williams
Washington
Senate
Europe
Chinese Communist Party
Mike Mansfield
William Fulbright
Edward Kennedy
Nixon
Johnson
United States
Nye
Sinow
Mansfield
Fulbright
Kennedy
Vacant West Berlin Lots Stymie Space Use
A fragment notes that large sections of West Berlin remain vacant once hosting foreign embassies destroyed by bombings. With the capital moved to Bonn, the embassies reside there and the vacant land in West Berlin cannot be used by foreign countries, leaving cramped space and ongoing confusion.
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West
Bonn
Sies
West Berlin
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Jesse Wens
Germany
Peymons
East Berlin
U.s.’S
Congress Hall
Uni
Las Vegas
Miami
Thec
Washington News
Gerald Nye
Ated
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Biddeford -Saco Journal
Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
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E. P. Ingalls
Mann
Associated Press
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