Right To Know Under Fire In Kennedy Case Opinion
In Our Opinion California Attorney General Thomas C Lynch argues that releasing information about the Kennedy assassination is essential to public rights and justice. He criticizes legalism that could hinder fair trials and asserts courts must not veil crimes from the people. He cites Kennedy's 1968 shooting as an example of reported facts and the need for transparency.
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Adamant Harrisburg debate over tax bills in 1969 budget
Harrisburg coverage reviews adamant opposition to Shafer tax ideas and Democratic counterproposals led by Fireman. Republicans push accelerated tax bills to cover cash shortfalls, while Fineman proposed a one shot $60 million package. House leaders Seltzer and Anderson duplicate bills, credit politics aside, amid Chamber of Commerce doubt and debate on budgeting methods.
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Humphrey Booed at Lincoln Memorial March as Facts Are Overlooked
Drew Pearson notes the Lincoln Memorial crowd of about 50,000 booed Vice President Humphrey yet overlooked his behind the scenes work. He helped ease race tensions, opened parks in slums, funded Youth Opportunities programs, created jobs, and pushed civil rights measures with allies like Mondale Sparkman. Also mentions Justice Douglas, 69, with a heart pacemaker.
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It Happened In Corry 20 Years Ago June 24
Corry residents sweltered as the official thermometer hit 90 degrees. City Council approved a $100,000 bond issue to fund a relief storm sewer, with voters to decide at the next November election. Corry Merchants won three straight at Loveland Field, edging the crowd of 250 in a ninth inning rally.
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Computers Have Your Number in the Age of Automation
Jim Bishop surveys the rise of computers, noting 95 000 machines and 13 billion dollars in U S investment. He cites railroads tracking 96 000 freight cars and libraries storing vast data in tiny space, contrasting rapid advances with questions about human limits and judgment. The piece quotes experts on speed, memory, and the future role of computers in medicine, law, and daily life.
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How Godfathers Hold the Ring at a New York Wedding
Boyle recalls a New York wedding where a groom offers vows before a bright day and a church full of guests. He notices the groom’s father figure, the quiet hero who attends to others while feeling left out. The piece blends reverie with a sly self-image of the observer.
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