In Defense of Treason Charges Against War Protest Leaders
The editorial argues treason could apply to David Dellinger and Dagmar Wilson for travels to Hanoi and coordinating the Pentagon protest. It claims their groups aided the enemy and notes Viet Cong leaflets encouraging GIs to defect after the rally. Concludes with dire fears for America’s future.
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Harrisburg convention nerves test bipartisanship
A 13 member Pennsylvania constitutional convention preparatory committee, formed by Democrats and Republicans, struggled to keep partisan tone from seeping into sessions. While initial opening session appeared bipartisan, rules committee debate revealed tensions as Republicans hold an 88-75 edge, prompting calls for a single chair per committee and questions on a two thirds rule to suspend rules. Also includes light items on beagle barking legislation and a road-weasel anecdote from Luzerne County.
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Robert E. Woodside
Woodside
Lyndon Johnson wife speaks on presidency and family
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson discusses life in the White House with Anneliese Friedman revealing how public life shaped her daughters Lynda and Luci. She describes adjusting to constant scrutiny, the need for firm parenting, and the President's growing tolerance of criticism as his term progresses.
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Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Anneliese Friedman
der Stern
Lynda Bird Fas
Mrs. Johnson
Corry Streets Work Nears Finish in Barlow Alley
Corry city workers finish filling and grading Barlow Alley after three weeks of disruption from the Vets project. Also noted: 1927 health update reports one new chickenpox case bringing totals to five and a Baptist Church Boy Scouts plan with Harold Reed elected as scoutmaster.
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Harold Reed
Emile Bilodeau
Oswald in Dallas Four Years on the JFK Case Reflections
Jim Bishop reports from Dallas where his 5400 pages chase the John F. Kennedy assassination. He portrays Oswald as a rash, misguided figure amid a city famed for oil money and iron will. The piece contrasts Dallas pride with fear, noting Oswald’s actions from the Book Depository to the Texas Theatre and the societal reaction.
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This Day in History December Fifth
On this date in 1941 the United States and Britain declared war on Japan. In 1765 Eli Whitney born, inventor of the cotton gin. In 1776 Washington crossed the Delaware toward Pennsylvania. 1886 AFL founded in Columbus. 1949 Chinese Nationalists moved to Taipei. 1953 Los Angeles announced third largest city. Ten years ago 62 died in Argentina crash. Five years ago a labor dispute halted NYC papers. One year ago US and USSR treaty on outer space weapons.
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Space
Law on Beneficiaries and Heirs for Stocks and Bonds
If a single heir exists, beneficiary designations on some stocks and bonds illuminate intent. Co ownership appears for many instruments, but U.S. Savings Bonds may show pay on death to another. The sole heir would inherit unlisted stocks and bonds by rightful succession.
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