Opposition Must Remain Within the Law Says Our Opinion
The opinion argues that dissent by Spock Coffin and others to draft card destruction falls inside legal bounds only when expressed as lawful conduct. It contrasts peaceful opposition with overt acts like burning a Negro church and warns that lawful protest is desirable but must stay within the framework of the law.
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Gonorrhea Crisis Highlighted By Penicillin Limits
Paul Harvey cites rising gonorrhea cases in Atlanta and nationwide, noting women often ignore early symptoms and antibiotic resistance. Health officials warn of widespread infection among soldiers and civilians, with education efforts underfunded and 25 medical institutions researching cures beyond penicillin.
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Atlanta
Johnson patches world tensions with bold six month plan
Drew Pearson reports President Johnson aims to reboot global peace in six months. He pursues Cuba relations via Cuba and Israel Arab state peace, plus easing Latin American tensions. Dialogues involve Castro, Nasser, Kosygin, and McNamara as Johnson seeks U.S.-Soviet collaboration.
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Today In History July 18 Thrusts Through Time
On July 18 1968 the year has 166 days left. John Paul Jones died in 1792 and a great fire in Rome caused misery in Paris. Ten years ago Russians surrounded the American Embassy in Moscow in protest of U S policy amid a Middle East crisis.
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Pennsylvania Legislature Still Hanging In There
Pennsylvania's Legislature remains in session with pro administration majorities in both chambers but clash with the administration over direction and liaison. After weak adjournment progress, lawmakers return in fall to address constitutional proposals mandated by voters and to push pending Shafer era measures.
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Cronkite's calm reporting and prep for conventions
Hal Boyle profiles Walter Cronkite as near serene in delivering news. Cronkite says he trains for conventions, avoids nerves, and focuses on clear explanations for diverse audiences, from professors to housewives, while maintaining steady, human-on-air presence.
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