In Our Opinion on King and Kennedy Widow Dignity
The piece compares Coretta King to Jacqueline Kennedy in mourning after Dr. King and JFK were assassinated. It denounces violence, argues non violence as the answer, and urges calm to spare a shaken nation.
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Paul Harvey on Vietnam and U.S. posture in elections
The column critiques U.S. diplomacy amid Vietnam, arguing the nation must acknowledge limits and avoid endless bailouts to allies. It defends dissent during elections, cites Nixon and Johnson era rhetoric, and warns against surrendering to “loyal opposition” claims while urging frank debate on policy and duty.
Rockefeller plans Republican bid after King's death debate
Rockefeller weighing to run for president signals a shift toward racial harmony in the GOP He drafts Thruston Morton and Emmett Hughes to lead a brain trust while tensions flare over race relations and violence following King's death The piece notes Rockefeller's long antipoverty involvement and the era's political entanglements with Johnson Nixon and Eastland.
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Trend to higher taxes worldwide weighs on U S and others
An AP report cites a First National City Bank study showing tax burdens rising across major industrial nations over the 1957–66 period. The United States and Canada sit near the lower end, while corporate taxes and indirect levies shape mostly income driven systems abroad.
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This Day In History April 11 milestones
April 11 marks events across years including 1999 treaty with Spain ending the Spanish-American War, 1814 Napoleon's abdication willingness, Lincoln's 1865 reconstruction speech, Luther Burbank’s death in 1926, Jackie Robinson with Dodgers in 1947, and U Thant's approval of the hot line in recent years.
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Harrisburg Plans Behind Pittsburgh Civil Disturbance
Pennsylvania leaders executed a prearranged civil disturbance plan covering six regions. By Sunday night 1,800 National Guardsmen, 300 state troopers, and 300 Pittsburgh police secured the Hill district with arrests totaling 213 as a curfew took effect and more guardsmen stood by.
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Some Thoughts On Parenthood By Hal Boyle
AP writer Hal Boyle muses on parenthood from birth to toddlerhood. He notes babies are treasured when dependent, then reveal a growing will as they crawl walk and demand independence, prompting loving yet comic struggles and occasional quick tempered reactions.
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