Our Opinion on a Nation Divided by Race
A provocative analysis tracing a century of patience and passable progress for Black Americans. It argues that white approval and elite success have failed to unite a racially divided nation and warns of dangerous drift if middle class progress stalls.
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Booker T. Washington
Washingtons
Carvers
Yassuh-Man
Uncle Tomland
NAACP
CORE
Urban League
Detroit
Fishbowl world spurs talk of eavesdropping and blackmail
Paul Harvey warns that privacy erodes as micro devices and bugging gear enter homes and offices. He cites manufacturers in New York and Dallas selling tiny transmitters that hear through walls, with Wall Street Journal naming a leading bugging innovator.
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Security Electronics Company
New York City
Security Communications
Dallas
Continental Telephone Supply Company
New York
The
Wall Street Journal
Emanuel Mittleman
Manhattan
Henry Ford
White House
Jar of cash found by Michigan boy rewinds to owner
A 13 year old Muskegon boy found a glass jar with 2990 dollars while rock hunting by the river. The father turned it in to police and after no claims in a year the money was returned to the boy who aims to use it for college. The note ends with a religious reflection and prayer.
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Muskegon
Mich
Michigan
Yorty dinner raises tax free gift amid questions
Ex congressman and Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty plans another $100 a plate birthday dinner at the Hollywood Palladium with proceeds labeled a gift to Yorty. The event follows past tax free dinners totaling about $690000, amid scrutiny of influence and voter education claims.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Sam
America
Yorty
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
U.S. Senate
Tom Kuchel
Senate
the Palladium
Ambassador Hotel
Hollywood Palladium
Jimmy Roosevelt
Cer Linly
G. Bentley Ryan
Bentley
City Hall
Columnist mocked by senator over ivory-billed woodpecker hobby
Washington columnist Don MacLean quotes Sen. Ralph Yarborough in a satirical rally of jokes and quips about ivory-billed and pileated woodpeckers. The piece also notes brief jabs at politicians and a Savannah street joke about Congress and Bull. It closes with a quirky reader letter about a solar eclipse alert from a Naval Observatory.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Open Eyes urged at Westland Shoe and bus safety urged
Letters urge management to recognize problems at Westland Shoe Corp. claim a tense, stressful workplace and poor conditions. residents thank Chris Anton for improving school bus safety on Westmore Avenue. hospital bond issue support praised to fund Bangor regional care center for profoundly retarded.
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Journal
Estmore
Biddeford
Westmore
South Streets
Buck
Chris Anton
Westmore Avenue
Chris
Pineland Hospital and Training Center
Mane
Bangor
Peter W. Bowman
New York adopts 5 foot 7 inch cop height standard
In a controversial move New York becomes the first major city to permit a mini cop by lowering height to 5 feet 7 inches. Los Angeles keeps strict standards but allows false teeth for officers while the toothpaste test is the only rookie exam. Aerial surveys show more waterfowl nesting sites across the northwest.
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New York
Los Angeles
L.A
Peace independent in 1968 could siphon votes from both parties
A private poll shown to Washington reporters indicates an independent peace candidate might win about six percent of both GOP and Democratic vote shares. The finding challenges liberal hopes that such a candidate would mostly hurt Johnson, while New Left advocates in Chicago view it as a real threat to the Democratic coalition.
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Washington
Chicago
California
Michigan
New _ York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Lyndon
Democratic Party
Editor's Outlook on Custer and the Little Big Horn
Editor Jenkin Lloyd Jones surveys the Custer saga amid renewed interest after Maj. Marcus Reno's posthumous exoneration and the rise of a TV series. He notes varied fates of Seventh Cavalry members, calls for balanced portrayals, and highlights forgotten stories of courage and desertion.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Little Big Horn
George A. Custer
Charles Reno
New York City
U. S. Amy Board
Marcus A. Reno
Custer
Seventh Cavalry
Maj. Reno
Reno
Bluffs
Frederick
Benteen
Corrections Board
Garibaldi
Isaiah Dorman
George Lell
Charles L. Anderson
Company C
Powder River
Biddeford Daily Admits Public Notice Details
The Biddeford publication lists publishers editors and contact numbers. It notes subscription rates payable in advance and states Associated Press membership and a second class postage classification.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
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Tennessee
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Bull
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Council of the Five Civilized Tribes
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