Editorial on Wallace’s racism and segregation stance in politics
The piece details George C. Wallace’s history of segregationist actions from 1948 to recent years. It cites his 1962 pledge to make race central to politics, his use of armed troopers to block integration, and his inflammatory rhetoric. It accuses him of masking racist views with coded language and criticizes his denial of racism.
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How Many One Act of Contrition
A New Yorker Talk of the Town item details Kim a Korean Japanese gangster who killed two men and held hostages in a Tokyo area inn. He demanded public apologies from police and a patrolman the town faced national remorse as Koreans pressed for equality. The piece ends asking how many U.S. policemen owe similar contrition to American Negroes.
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Wallace Campaign Sees Financial Setback After Lurleen’s Death
The Wallace presidential bid suffers a money squeeze as Gov. Brewer takes over Alabama state government. Truckers contractors and suppliers stop funding Wallace as auditor Melba Allen notes state payments overcharges. Business leaders offer moral support but withhold funds, predicting a weakened campaign unable to mobilize money.
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Readers' Forum on Campers in West Virginia Parks
William B. Davis of St. Albans argues campers in West Virginia state parks are marginalized and pay less than lodge guests. He cites overcrowding limits, distant camp sites, and lack of overflow areas at North Bend State Park, urging better treatment and preserved camping access.
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Johnson likely to appoint Fortas as Chief Justice
Washington discusses President Johnson s potential move to replace Earl Warren with Abe Fortas as chief justice. It recalls John Marshall s 1801 precedent, notes Nixon opposition, and weighs Republican and Democratic resistance. Warren s stance on social change is highlighted as a key factor.
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The System Is the Big Thing, Mr Big Says
Washington Post interview with a man calling himself Mr Big describing the system and the establishment as the power structure behind it. He argues the system thrives on fear of change and that blame for problems shifts to the establishment when needed. The piece notes his golf interest and calm manner amid scrutiny.
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Byrd Session With West Virginia Poor Highlights Ties
Washington watcher recalls two Byrd meetings with West Virginia’s poor. The 60 attendees questioned the senator on poverty and Klan past while Byrd demonstrated preparation and personal experience. The encounter eased some criticism and showed mutual understanding despite disagreements.
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Potomac fever and media politics clash with gun control talk
The article satirically notes networks de-emphasizing violence while Republicans pivot to gun control amid White House tensions. It mentions FCC probes a prominent newscaster and seaside fashion risks, with satirical references to political rallies and cultural nostalgia.
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