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Traveling Governors Map Coast to Coast Tour for Platform Ideas
Republican Governors push a nation wide trip led by Nelson A Rockefeller John H Chafee John A Love and Raymond P Shafer to gather ideas for the party platform Hearings on the platform and potential draft options are the underlying questions as the liberal wing seeks influence across the country from Seattle to Detroit to Boston and Little Rock.
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New York
Republican Governors Association
John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
John A. Love
Colorado
Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
Richard M. Nixon
Seattle
Boston
Little Rock
Detroit
Rockefeller
Public employee unions and police pay rise debate
In Washington Mayor James H. Tate urges extending collective bargaining to public workers, warning it could empower a large union and shift government control to labor. A New York bill proposes 6000 salary minimum for police, risking small communities losing staffing while boosting legislative influence.
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James H. J. Tate
Philadelphia
National League of Cities
New York
New York Pushes for 11 Month School Year
State Education Department urges Legislature to adopt an 11 month year to keep children off streets and reduce tempers tied to summer riots. Four year study notes agrarian needs vanished in modern industrial society as urban growth creates boredom and activity for youths.
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Summer School for Teachers and Students
The passage argues for a targeted summer school to upgrade teachers and students. It suggests using summer months for professional development and improved schooling for those in need, avoiding broad disruption while meeting educational goals.
Lawmen Seek Wiretapping Power Under Court Supervision
Law enforcement faces a yawning gap as criminals use electronic devices to outpace police. The Long Island bank robbery case shows how a police radio aided criminals by exploiting alarm systems. The Senate Judiciary Committee endorsed a bill authorizing wiretaps and bugs under strict court oversight for major crimes.
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Scientists see aging as a disease key to fountain of youth
Dr. Alex Comfort of University College London urges a decade long push by American science to uncover aging secrets. He argues cancer and aging are the same process at different degrees, requiring collaboration across cancer biology immunology and hormone science to explain why a 70 year old may have muscle strength like a 12 year old. He spoke at the American Cancer Society seminar in San Diego.
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Defense aims to broaden Negro representation in Guard and Ready Reserve
The Defense Department plans a tenfold rise in Black service members in the National Guard and Ready Reserve from two percent to 12 percent, aligning with Black military age population. The mixed Guard could quell urban riots more effectively than an all white force. Senator Eugene J. McCarthy urged replacing the draft chief over suppressing free speech, amid a scene of draft-card destruction and evasion.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
Wisconsin
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Salvage the Junkies
Deseret News reports on the junk car problem with 190 million vehicles in the U S and seven million junked last year. Proposals include crushing wrecks for steel for highways or mixing scrap with low grade ore to create magnetic separation. Senator Everett Dirksen urges a congressional study and legislation to curb the eyesore. Industry should tackle salvaging the junkers.
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In Cold Blood Opposes Federal Death Penalty
Washington Post opinion notes that every killing in cold blood harms civilization. Michael V. DiSalle urges abolition of the federal death penalty and calls on Congress to lead reform. The piece criticizes state practices and urges national action to respect human life.
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Ohio
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United States
Congress
Postwar Stock Patterns Across Major Conflicts
Sylvia Porter analyzes Dow Jones trends after World War I II and Korea. She notes stocks often rise to new peaks despite early volatility, with outcomes shaped by postwar business conditions. The piece cites Armistice dates and key market moves to illustrate lessons for endgames of war.
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U S Probes Crash of Patrol Plane in Gulf of Siam
A State Department spokesman said a formal investigation is under way into the crash of a U S patrol aircraft hit by antiaircraft fire Monday in the Gulf of Siam. Officials weigh whether the plane was in Cambodian or South Vietnamese waters. Reports say a Cambodian navy ship fired, but the U S command did not confirm. Twelve aboard, two bodies recovered.
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Reagan Awakening Spurs Debate Over Poverty and Civil Rights
The article weighs Reagan’s claim of awakening amid criticisms of Johnson’s record on health, education, and welfare. It contrasts Kennedy, McCarthy, Nixon with Reagan, arguing the real power rests with those who have earned the right to decide, amid charges of demagoguery and racial tensions.
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Reform Fight Over Community Action Agencies Deepens
Congress moved to shift Community Action agencies to elected officials or state control, prompting sharp pushback from Edith Green and city and county groups. OEO guidelines sparked debate about intent, with support from Sen. Clark and possible revisions ahead.
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Johnson's Retreat and Future Role in Politics
The piece analyzes Lyndon B. Johnson’s decision to retire from the 1968 campaign while remaining engaged politically. It notes his belief that the American public favors another leader in Vietnam, his plan to speak out against rivals who push a fake peace, and his possible later roles as roving ambassador or commentator from foreign capitals.
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Cavalry Clash Sparks Rio Cathedral Protests
In Rio de Janeiro, 3,000 students faced a cavalry charge near Candelaria Cathedral as the military regime vows no more protests. Dozens injured and over 100 arrested amid a week of police student clashes that have left four dead. Authorities deploy tanks and troops. tear gas and rubber truncheons disperse crowds.
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Leaning On Others Described By Historical Passage
A fragment suggests someone known as Sands relied on others or lived with scant support, contrasted with a man who endured hardship for years by depending on others. The wording implies social or personal pressure from reliance.
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